Seastack Book, for contractors

Run the whole job, from the first call to the money in the bank

Quotes, jobs, scheduling, crew time, materials, invoices, online payments and your books — one system, built for a phone in a work glove. Free to start, no contract.

No contract No card to start Export your data any time

Nothing gets typed twice

The job moves through one system

The estimate becomes the job. The job becomes the invoice. The hours your crew logged are already on it.

Quotes and estimates

Build a quote, send it, and turn the accepted one into a scheduled job without retyping a line of it.

Jobs and scheduling

Every job carries its customer, address, scope, crew and dates. The office sees the week; the crew sees today.

Crew time on their phone

Workers clock in and out on site. You see the hours and what they cost against the job the same day — not at month end.

Materials and costs

Materials land on the job when they are issued or bought, so the cost you see is the cost you actually incurred.

Invoices and payments

Invoice straight from the job with GST and PST handled per line. Connect Stripe and your customer can pay online.

Books that stay clean

Income, expenses and tax collected stay in order as you work, so your accountant is not rebuilding your year in April.

Say it plainly

What Seastack does not do

Most software sells you the list above. Here is the other half, so you find out now instead of in month three.

Getting started

What actually happens after you sign up

  1. You create the accountAn email and a password. About a minute, no card.
  2. You set up the businessA few questions: who you are, where you work from, your trade, the towns you serve. It takes one sitting and you can change all of it later in Settings.
  3. You put in your tax and invoice detailsYour GST number, your logo, your payment terms — so the first invoice looks like your business, not a template.
  4. You connect Stripe when you want online paymentsStripe asks for real identity and bank details, because the money goes to your bank and not to us. Skip it and you can still invoice and record payments by hand.
  5. You run one real job through itA real customer, a real job, a real invoice. That is the honest test, and it is the one we ask you to do in your first week.

Where we are, honestly

Seastack Book is live, and it is what Seastack Mechanical — our own plumbing company — runs on every day. We are onboarding our first contractors from outside the company right now. If you want a long list of logos to hide behind, we do not have one yet. What you get instead is the people who built it answering the phone.

Price

Free to start, priced by the size of your business

Not by your trade, and not by how many invoices you dare to send. Start on your own, and move up when you put a crew on the clock.

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Questions

The ones contractors actually ask

Will Seastack get me customers?

No. Seastack Book runs the customers you already have: quotes, jobs, crews, invoices and payments. We are building a homeowner opportunity network, but it is not running today and we do not promise leads.

Is it really free to start?

Yes. You can create an account and run real work without paying, and there is no contract. Paid plans are priced by the size of your business, not by your trade, and the current prices are on the pricing page.

Do you file my taxes?

No. Seastack does bookkeeping, not tax. We keep your income, expenses and tax collected in order so your accountant's job is easy, but we never file anything and we do not remit source deductions.

Can my crew see each other's pay?

No. Workers see their own hours, their own pay and their own tasks. Rates, job costs and margins stay in the office side of the system.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Everything you put in — customers, jobs, invoices, payments — can be exported at any time. It is your business data, and holding it is not the same as owning it.

What do I need before customers can pay me online?

A Stripe account connected to your business, which means real identity and bank details, because the money goes to your bank and not ours. Until that is connected you can still send invoices and record payments yourself.

See it on your own job

Fifteen minutes, your real work, and a straight answer about whether it fits. If it is not for you, we will say so.

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