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Electrical contractor CRM software

Electrical contractor CRM software for service calls and multi-phase projects at once. Panel and circuit details log on each job, permit and inspection dates sit on the customer, and each phase bills on its own invoice.

From $19/month|14-day free trial|Same-day US support
Smarfle · Electrical dashboard
Active Projects

23

Inspections This Week

4

Revenue This Month

$34,600

Permits Open

7

Recent Jobs

Greenfield Office Build

Electrical Rough-In (Phase 2 of 3)

In Progress

Patel Residence

200A Panel Upgrade

Scheduled

Lakeview Retail Center

Emergency Breaker Repair

Completed

Electrician software for scheduling and service management

Your week mixes fault calls with multi-week projects. Smarfle keeps the quote, the job and the invoice tied together, whether you run one van or twenty.

Electrical scheduling software

Fault calls and booked project days share one calendar at real durations, so a clash shows before anyone is double-booked.

Electrical dispatch software

Drag a call to whichever electrician is free, and each phone shows the day's stops with drive time between them.

Electrical billing software

Commercial maintenance agreements charge the card on file on their cycle instead of waiting for someone to send a bill.

Electrical invoicing software

Permit fees and parts you fronted go on the job and onto the invoice at your price, right beside the labor.

Electrical estimating software

Panel and EV charger estimates go out itemized, and the customer signs and pays a deposit before you order material.

Electrical work order software

Photos, test notes and the circuit from the material form stay with the property for the next electrician.

Calls, reviews and your electrical website in one account

Electrician call tracking

Panel upgrade leads shop around. Each call is recorded with the ad behind it, and after-hours misses get a text back.

Reviews and Google Business Profile

Homeowners check an electrician's rating before the license. A review request after each job builds the profile they read.

Website and lead follow-ups

EV charger and rewire requests from your site land on the customer, and unsigned estimates get automated follow-ups.

Electrician CRM plans that grow with your business

All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

Solo

Sole operators getting started

$19/mo
  • 1 user
  • Up to 500 clients
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Starter

Small teams adding tools and growth

$99/mo
  • Up to 5 users (1 owner + 4 techs)
  • Up to 2,000 clients
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Professional

Growing service businesses

$199/mo
  • Up to 10 users
  • Up to 5,000 clients
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Business

Multi-location operations

$349/mo
  • Up to 30 users
  • Up to 10,000 clients
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SMS, email, AI, and voice are billed pay-as-you-go. See every plan and usage rate →

Best electrical contractor software compared

Four electrical contractor software options, compared for shops that run service and project work.

PlatformStarting priceBest forWhat it means for your electrical business
Smarfle14-day free trialFrom $19/moElectricians get signed estimates, per-job costing and dispatch together, plus leads from Smarfle's own directory.
ServiceTitanFull comparisonCustom quoteEnterprise electrical and mechanical shops with dedicated office staff.Onboarding and price assume a back office. Smarfle gets a two-van shop dispatching and invoicing in the same week.
Knowify$99+ /moProject and contract depth, covering bid packages, AIA-style progress billing, and job costing for commercial work.Deep on contracts and progress billing, heavy for service calls. Smarfle fits a day of panel swaps and troubleshooting.
Service FusionFull comparison$199+ /moFlat-priced field service management with solid dispatch for established shops.Flat pricing that pays off past a certain size. Smarfle starts at $19 a month and adds directory leads.
Housecall ProFull comparison$59+ /moGeneral home services with a polished homeowner experience.Polished for homeowners, with panel details left to notes. Smarfle records circuit and wire gauge on the material form.

Published starting prices as of August 2026. Most vendors bill these rates annually and add per-user or per-route fees; always confirm on the vendor's own pricing page.

Three electrical contractor problems Smarfle fixes

Long jobs billed in stages

Run a service change as one job per phase under the customer, or one job with a checklist. Send an invoice at each stage, since a bill does not wait for the job to close.

  • One job per phase under the customer
  • Progress invoices sent any time
  • Estimate deposit credited at the end

Permit numbers and inspection dates on file

Add a text field for the permit number and a date field for the inspection, and both show on the customer for every electrician. Signed approvals go in that customer's private folder.

  • Custom fields you name yourself
  • Approval documents on the customer
  • Shared only when you choose to

Annual inspections that come back

Set the next panel inspection or generator service as a reminder on the customer. Smarfle emails and texts them when it comes due, so a yearly visit survives twelve months of memory.

  • Reminders on any interval
  • Sent by email and text
  • Pause or stop one per customer

Four ways to answer electrical calls

Every call is logged to the customer it came from, so a callback starts with what was said. Pick the mode for each hour and change it when the work does.

Plain forwarding

$0.04/min

Rings your phone, and every call is logged as answered or missed.

Forward with call tracking

$0.10/min

Rings your phone; calls are recorded, transcribed and saved to the customer.

Busy message and text-back

~$0.05/call

Plays your message, then texts the caller. Replies land in your Inbox.

AI receptionist

$0.25/min

The AI answers, qualifies the caller and books the job, day or night.

Spam screening comes with every mode. Unknown callers press a key before the call connects, and screened calls cost nothing. How spam screening works

Curious how the AI option sounds? Call (866) 355-9645 and try booking a consultation with it.

How an electrical job flows through Smarfle

Service calls and project phases run through these five steps, ending with a bill that matches the work.

  1. 1

    After-hours fault call

    After-hours calls go to the mode you set, and daytime requests come in by form, text or phone.

  2. 2

    Electrician booked

    Pick the electrician and the date, and the booking lands on their phone with the address.

  3. 3

    Out the door

    The electrician taps On my way so the customer gets a text, then follows the day's stop order.

  4. 4

    Work on the panel

    Materials, photos and the checklist go on the job as the work happens, with time logged against it.

  5. 5

    Closed and billed

    The invoice comes from the job, gets paid by link, and a review request goes out afterward.

Smarfle dispatch board showing electrical work

Where Smarfle fits an electrical business

Electrical contracting shops that mix service calls with project work, from one van to twenty.

A good fit if

✕

Probably not a fit if

Everything Smarfle does for an electrical contractor

1

Profit on every job

Each job shows parts, expenses and the invoice total with the profit worked out, so panel swaps and troubleshooting calls compare honestly.

2

The customer's own link

Each customer gets one link with past jobs and photos, invoices, receipts and estimates, and a property manager needs no account.

3

Referral links down the block

Each customer gets a referral link of their own, and a neighbor who books an electrician through it is credited to them.

Inventory with reorder points

Electrician CRM features for the office and the van

Wiring is the job. Sign-offs, stock, confirmations and quick answers about your own numbers sit around it, and each one has a place here.

Safety sign-off steps on the service

Save shutoff, testing and labeling steps on a service once, and every job under it carries the checklist to tick off on site.

Wire and breakers on a running count

Each item carries a cost and a live count that drops as jobs use it, and the low-stock list becomes your next order.

Calendar invites the customer keeps

Booking a job emails the customer a calendar invite with the time, which spares the office a confirmation call on every visit.

Questions about your numbers, answered

Ask Smarfle reads your own jobs and invoices and answers in plain words, and any change it suggests waits for your confirmation.

Get more customers for your electrical business

Electrical lead generation

Panel upgrades and rewires are worth ten service calls. They start with a homeowner comparing electricians online. Smarfle puts your company on those pages and sends the request with the job already described. You decide which are worth the drive before any money changes hands.

Flat pricing per accepted lead

Electrical leads run about $35 each. You see the job and ZIP first, then accept or pass free, with no lead budget or bidding.

When leads start

Google needs time to rank the pages we add around you, so plan for up to two months. You pay per lead, never for waiting.

Requests arrive pre-qualified

Each request comes with the customer's answers to “What do you need?” and “Is the power on in that area?”, so your callback quotes the job instead of interviewing.

Fair by design

Your existing customers and repeat requests are always free, and a bad lead can be disputed for a wallet refund.

Electrical contractors ask these before choosing electrician CRM software

Some of it is yours. Logging materials asks for wire gauge, the circuit or panel, and the fixture model, and the board calls your people Electricians.
Yes. An apprentice login opens only the jobs with their name on them and those customers. Pricing never shows, and each change they make is written to the audit trail.
No. Wire, breakers and boxes live in one company count with cost, price and a reorder point. Per-van or per-warehouse stock is not something Smarfle tracks.
Knowify suits contract work with change orders and progress billing against a schedule of values. ServiceTitan suits shops with a full-time dispatcher. Smarfle fits the one to ten van service shop.
No. Electrical invoices, customers and jobs leave Smarfle as a CSV download, which is the whole bridge to your bookkeeper's QuickBooks file.
A second electrician means another login, which is one of the two numbers behind your plan. Your customer count is the other, and the plan table compares both.
Yes. Texts leave from your business number, replies thread on that customer in the Inbox, and anyone who answers STOP is opted out without you doing anything.
Yes. Their link lists open invoices with a pay button, card or bank transfer, plus the jobs and documents you chose to share with them.

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Solar CRM

Panel and inverter installs run through the same crew pipeline.

Switching to Smarfle from another electrical CRM?

Jobs between rough-in and final keep moving while you switch. We import your customers, services and past jobs, then invite each electrician to their own login.

Comes across
Customers, services with prices, past jobs with their dates and prices, and products in stock.
Set up fresh
Recurring plans and saved cards, since card numbers never move between systems.
Stays in your old system
Past invoices, so export them as a file before you cancel.

Why businesses stay

Who you are buying from

Ihor Lavrenenko, founder of Smarfle and author of Rank, Ring, Repeat, a local SEO guide for business owners, puts his name on this product after helping hundreds of local businesses grow. Ask for a feature or a change and it is often built by the next day.

Rathly LLC, Orlando, Florida|Patent pending|Same-day support answers|Feature requests shipped fast
Meet the team behind Smarfle

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