All-in-one
The door-to-door CRM
that also invoices.
Most canvassing apps stop at the signature, so you buy a second system to run the work and bill it. Flyra is both halves — one record, one subscription, door to payment.
What changes
You are probably paying for two.
One subscription for the reps at the door and another for the crews doing the work. It is the normal arrangement, and only the first cost on either list below shows up on a bill.
Two systems
The business runs through a handoff.
- Two subscriptions, both priced per user
- Somebody retypes every signed door into the other system
- The yes is recorded, but no card is taken
- The leaderboard is in one system and the revenue is in the other
- Nothing follows the customer past the first job
- Two companies, two roadmaps, nothing built across the seam
With Flyra
The door and the invoice are one record.
- One subscription, priced per company with seats included
- The pin becomes the customer. Nothing is retyped
- Tap to Pay takes the card at the door, on the rep’s own phone
- One set of reports: which areas paid, which reps sold work that stuck
- A completed job becomes a plan that bills and schedules itself
- One product, so the door and the invoice are the same record
One record
From the door to the payment
Not two products with an integration between them. The same record moves the whole way, so nothing is exported and nothing waits on somebody in the office to move it along.
- KnockPin the door with a disposition, inside a territory assigned to that rep.
- LeadAn interested pin is already a lead, with the address and the notes on it.
- EstimateQuote from the doorstep off your price book. Signed and deposited on the phone.
- JobAccepted work lands on the schedule board and is dispatched to a crew.
- InvoiceThe completed job becomes the invoice, with follow-ups that chase it themselves.
- PaymentTap to Pay on the rep’s own phone, a card on file, or a payment link.
- PlanMake it recurring and it bills and schedules its own next visit.
- ReviewThe finished visit asks for the review without anyone remembering to.
Every part of the job
Both halves, in one subscription
Four columns. Today you are almost certainly buying the first from one company and the rest from another.
The doors
- Map with pins and dispositions
- Territories assigned to a rep
- Route planning
- Live rep location
- Leaderboards and sprints
- QR codes on signs and flyers, tied to revenue
The work
- Schedule board and dispatch
- Job statuses, photos and checklists
- On-site signatures
- Live crew and equipment tracking
- Timesheets
- Native iOS app
The money
- Estimates with deposits and e-signature
- Invoices with automated follow-ups
- Tap to Pay, card on file and payment links
- Klarna and Afterpay
- Recurring service plans
- Commission and payroll
The conversations
- One inbox for SMS, email and calls
- Your own business phone number
- Automated review requests
- Reminders and payment nudges
- Reports by lead source, rep and plan
- QuickBooks Online
Pricing
One flat bill, seats included.
Flyra charges per company, not per user. Adding a rep to the map does not add a line to the invoice, and door knocking is in every plan rather than sold as an add-on.
Solo
$129a month · 1 user
Team
$239a month · up to 8 users
Business
$359a month · up to 30 users
The comparison that matters is not this against one subscription. It is this against the two you are paying now, plus the per-user add-ons on top of them, plus the hours somebody spends every week keeping the pair in step. Card processing is charged by Stripe at its own rates; full detail is on the pricing page.
Operators
People who stopped paying for two
“We could not find one CRM that was seamless and easy to use. Now every single one of our sales reps loves it.”
“I switched Sunday night. Monday morning I was up and running.”
“I was spending about two hours a week tracking each individual job. Now Flyra does it all for me.”
“Flyra literally helped me go from zero to $23,000 in ARR within a month.”
Switching
Most teams are live in under three days
Your customers come with you
Flyra migrates your existing customer data as part of onboarding. It is not a CSV template and a good-luck email.
Your number and team are set up for you
Employees, roles and your business phone number are provisioned during onboarding, so the inbox works before your reps are asked to use it.
Check your current contract first
Per-seat tools in this category often sell on annual or multi-year terms. Find your renewal date — it decides when, not whether.
Run them side by side for a week
Nobody switches the whole company on a Monday. Put one crew and one rep on Flyra and compare the same week in both.
Questions
- Is there a door knocking CRM that also does invoicing?
- That is what Flyra is. The canvassing map and the field service system are the same product, so a pin dropped at a door becomes a lead, an estimate, a scheduled job, an invoice, a payment and a recurring plan without being exported or retyped. Most canvassing tools have no invoicing, estimates, payments or recurring billing at all, which is why teams that use them run a second subscription alongside.
- Do I still need a separate CRM if I already use a canvassing app?
- With most canvassing apps, yes — they are field sales tools and everything after the signature is expected to happen somewhere else. That is the two-subscription arrangement this page is about. Flyra replaces both halves, so the answer is no.
- Can a rep take the payment at the door?
- Yes. Tap to Pay works on the rep’s own phone with no card reader, so a card can go on file during the conversation that sold the work. If the customer would rather not pay at the door, a payment-method link goes out and chases itself until the card is saved.
- Does it handle recurring service plans?
- Yes, and it is the reason most route businesses move. A completed job turns into a plan that bills on its own schedule and puts its own next visit on the calendar. Failed cards are chased automatically rather than discovered at the end of the quarter.
- Is Flyra priced per seat?
- No. Plans are flat per company with seats included — Solo at $129 a month, Team at $239 for up to 8 users and Business at $359 for up to 30. Door knocking, scheduling, invoicing and payments are in every plan rather than sold as per-user add-ons. Card processing is charged by Stripe at its own rates.
- How long does switching take?
- Most teams are live in under three days. Flyra migrates your existing customer data, sets up your employees and provisions your business phone number as part of onboarding rather than leaving it to you.
- Which trades is it built for?
- Home and field service work that knocks and repeats — window cleaning, pressure washing, holiday and permanent lighting, and the trades next to them. It was built by window cleaners, which shows most in how much of the product is about the second visit rather than the first.
- Is there an app for the reps?
- Yes, a native iOS app on the same data as the web CRM. A rep pins doors, quotes, collects a signature and takes a card from it; the office sees all of it as it happens.
See it on your own business
Twenty minutes, your territory on the map and your own numbers in the reports. If the two systems you have are working, we will say so.