Vendor pricing
The Customer Factor pricing and plans (2026)
One flat price with no seat count, for small service businesses tired of paying per user.

- Starts at
- $44.95 a month
- A crew of 5 pays
- $44.95 a month
- Free trial
- Not stated. The page says risk-free for 30 days.
- Priced by
- Flat, seats included
Every plan
The Customer Factor
Unlimited employees and subusers, $449.50 for the year
- $44.95 a month
- $449.50 a year
- Unlimited
- Not published
What a crew of 5 pays
Price your own crew on The Customer Factor$44.95 a month
The Customer Factor, unlimited employees and subusers, $449.50 for the year. That is $539.40 a year, paid monthly. Card and bank processing is not in it, because The Customer Factor is the one who says what that costs.
Card and bank rates
- Cards
- Not named on its pricing page
- Bank transfer
- Not published
What the price does not tell you
One plan at $44.95 a month or $449.50 a year, two months free, with no contract and no setup fee. The page says it will move to three tiers soon. The price is drawn as an image, so it was read in a browser.
Who it is for
Check The Customer Factor against your trade- Trades named
- Window cleaning, Cleaning, Carpet cleaning, Pressure washing
- Crew size
- crews of 1 and up
What else to look at
ServiceMonsterBuilt for carpet and exterior cleaning businesses, with seats bundled into each plan.
ResponsiBidOnline quoting and sales follow-up that sits in front of your scheduling software.
fielddOnline booking led, with ten seats in the entry price rather than one.
MarkateThe cheapest way for an owner-operator to get off paper, with pay-per-feature add-ons.
Where the numbers came from
Every price on this page was read from the The Customer Factor pricing page on September 16, 2026, and nothing on it comes from a directory, a review site or an affiliate listing. These prices change, so check the current number with the vendor before you buy. We have not run this product on live jobs and nothing here is written as though we had.
Read the The Customer Factor pricing page, or open the true cost calculator with The Customer Factor already in it and put in your own crew size and what you take on cards. To go the other way and start from your trade, use the picker, which will say whether The Customer Factor makes the list for your answers.