FieldTicket writes the T&M ticket or change order right where the extra work happened — dictate what you did, snap a photo, and get the super's signature on your phone before you leave the conversation.
3 free tickets. No signup, no credit card, no app store — runs right in your phone's browser.
Just take care of it — we'll square up at the end.
Tap the mic and describe the work in your own words. Add labor with your saved rates (OT bills at 1.5× automatically), quick-add common materials, snap photos of the work and the direction. Markup and tax are calculated for you.
A clean, professional ticket with your company name and license on it. The super signs right on the screen — name, title, date, and time stamped on the ticket. No more "I never approved that."
Every ticket lands in that job's log with a running unbilled extras total — signed and unsigned tracked separately. Print any ticket to PDF, or print the whole extra-work log and hand it to the GC at billing time.
On-screen signature pad with signer name, title, and timestamp printed on the ticket.
Thumb in rough notes and tap Clean up — you get a description a GC won't argue with. It tightens what you wrote and never invents work, hours, or approvals.
What you're owed across all your jobs, and which signatures are going stale — before the extra gets argued about.
Talk instead of type. Your description lands in the ticket while the details are still fresh.
Attach photos of the work and the direction — they print right on the ticket.
Straight time, OT at 1.5×, equipment, markup, and sales tax — totaled correctly, every ticket.
One printable page per job — every ticket, what's signed, what's been billed, and what the GC still owes you. Exports to Excel too.
Basements, cores, parking garages — the app works offline and saves everything on your phone.
No accounts, no cloud, nothing to hack. Tickets live on your device, with job-file backups you control.
Company, license, billing rates, and markup saved in settings — every new ticket is prefilled.
Runs in the browser. Add it to your home screen and it looks and works like a native app.
FieldTicket exists because I got tired of doing extra work on a handshake and arguing about it at billing time. It's the ticket I always wished I had in my pocket: fast enough to use while the super is standing there, and formal enough that nobody argues with it later.
Do the math on your last job: one unsigned $2,000 extra that never got billed would have covered FieldTicket for the next twenty years. This is the cheapest insurance on the jobsite.
FieldTicket is built by a tradesman who uses it on real jobs — and the roadmap comes from the field, not a boardroom.
Tickets written in the field show up at the office instantly. Every crew, every job, one running total of what the GCs owe.
Super already left the site? Text them a link and they sign from their own phone. No excuses left.
Signed tickets flow straight into your invoicing. Today you export a spreadsheet the office can import; next it lands there on its own.
No. Everything is saved on your phone — no account, no server, nothing to get breached. You can export a job file anytime as a backup or to move a job to another device. (Cloud sync for whole crews is on the roadmap.)
Yes. After the first visit the app loads and runs completely offline. Write tickets in the basement; they're saved locally either way.
It was built by an electrician, so the quick-add material list leans electrical — but labor, equipment, markup, tax, signatures, and the job log work exactly the same for mechanical, plumbing, drywall, or any sub doing directed extra work. Every line item is free-typed, so nothing locks you to one trade.
The printed ticket shows your company, license, the work description, itemized labor and material, photos, and the super's signature with a timestamp. That's more documentation than a carbon-copy pad has ever produced. Most billing disputes die the moment a signed, photographed ticket shows up.
The second your payment goes through you land on a page with your unlock code and a button that opens the app already unlocked — no typing it in, no waiting on an email. Save the code somewhere; you'll want it if you set the app up on a second phone. No account to create, and it keeps working offline. Pro is $99 a year and renews annually; cancel anytime from the receipt Stripe emails you.
Tap "Save job file" inside any job to download a backup file — keep it in your email or drive. Load it on any device and the whole job comes back, signatures and all.
3 free tickets. No signup. Works on the phone already in your pocket.