Bit & GrainBit & Grain
Built for Pest Control pros

Pest control software, routes and recurring.

Recurring service routes, treatment logs, equipment tracking, and customer reminders. Built for pest-control pros from monthly route to one-time emergency.

Why pest control pros choose Bit & Grain.

Built for the route, not the desk

Pest control lives on routes. Bit & Grain's mobile-first surface ships the day's stops, the treatment-log entry, and on-the-spot scope changes, owner-operators and small pest-control crews running 1 to 5 person businesses get the same surface as bigger shops.

Recurring routes AND emergency calls in one tool

Most pest-control shops mix monthly recurring routes with one-time emergency calls (wasps, bed bugs, termites). Bit & Grain handles both, without bouncing between Jobber, QuickBooks, a Notes app, and a paper route sheet.

AI handles the receipt and chemical-log grind

Snap a photo of any chemical-supply or pest-distributor receipt and Grain AI logs vendor, amount, items, and maps each line to the right job. Less paperwork off the truck, more billable hours.

How a pest control company uses Bit & Grain through a full treatment season.

Reggie runs a two-truck pest control operation in central Florida. Here is how a month of recurring treatments, one emergency call, and a termite inspection moves through Bit & Grain.

  1. 1

    Setting up the monthly route calendar

    Reggie has 68 monthly treatment accounts. He sets each one up in Bit & Grain with a recurring monthly schedule, treatment notes, and the assigned tech. The full month's route populates automatically. He can see which Tuesdays are overloaded and move stops before the month starts.

  2. 2

    Logging treatments and chemical applications

    Each morning, the tech checks the day's route in Bit & Grain. At every stop, they log the service: chemical applied, EPA number, application rate, locations treated (interior, exterior perimeter, attic), and any notes about active pest pressure. The log is on the property's record before the truck leaves the driveway.

  3. 3

    Emergency wasp nest call

    Mid-route on a Wednesday, a homeowner calls about an active yellow jacket nest under the eave. Reggie creates a new job in Bit & Grain and adds it to the tech's route. The tech makes the stop, logs the treatment (aerosol insecticide, nest location, entry point sealed), and invoices the homeowner on the spot via Stripe. The emergency call is documented separately from the regular route.

  4. 4

    Annual contract renewal

    When a quarterly treatment account is 30 days from annual renewal, the reminder surfaces in Bit & Grain. Reggie sends a renewal invoice with the same Stripe payment link. The customer renews online before the next treatment date arrives. No phone tag, no mailing paper invoices.

Pest control business software questions.

Pest control software questions

What does it really cost to run a pest control business?

Chemicals, equipment, fuel, insurance: plug in your numbers and see your true overhead per treatment stop and actual route margin.

Real Cost of Running a Trade Business

See your true overhead per job and actual margin.

How many jobs you complete per month on average

Average revenue per job billed to the client

Overhead per job$106
Margin per job$1,394
Margin percentage92.9%
Break-even jobs per month1jobs
Monthly net revenue$11,150

Overhead includes fuel, tool replacement, and insurance only. Labor costs, materials, and other expenses vary per job and are not included here.

For reference only. Verify with your local building code and a licensed professional before making decisions.

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