Your time clock starts when you pull into the driveway
Rollout tracks your hours for you, then turns them into timesheets and invoices. Scheduling, payments, and reminders come with it. One plan, $79 a month, and nothing is locked behind an upgrade.
A day with Rollout
Less time on your phone, more hours you can bill. Here's what that looks like.
7:30 AM
Your day is already laid out
Open the schedule and see every job in order, with the drive time between each one. Jake has one big job today, the Sullivan family's heat pump. Something moved? Drag it and your crew's phones update.
8:02 AM
Pull in, and the clock starts
No button to remember. Rollout sees you arrive at the job and starts your timer. Leave, and it asks if you're done.
4:45 PM
The heat pump is in, and the invoice is paid
Send the invoice from the job before you leave. The Sullivan family paid online from the invoice link, with their $2,500 deposit already applied. Tap to Pay on iPhone is there for customers who would rather pay on the spot. The invoice shows when it was paid and how.
One plan. Everything's in it.
Other apps save time tracking and GPS for their pricier plans. We didn't see the point.
Rollout
5 users included, then $19/user
- Automatic clock-in
- Timesheets
- Scheduling
- Quotes and invoices
- Tap to Pay and payment links
- Drive time between visits
- Reminder texts
- App that works offline
14 days free. No credit card.
Jobber, for the same features
Grow plan, 1 user, month-to-month
- Scheduling, quotes, and invoices
- Core ($49/mo)
- Time tracking and timesheets
- Connect ($139/mo)
- Automatic reminder texts
- Connect ($139/mo)
- GPS tracking
- Grow ($199/mo)
- Timer that starts when you arrive
- Grow ($199/mo)
- Users included
- 1
Jobber month-to-month prices from getjobber.com/pricing, September 2026. Annual billing is cheaper, and prices change, so check their site for the latest. Full comparison
“Every app we tried was too complicated, too expensive, or not made for a business our size.”
Why Rollout exists
Built for one handyman business first. Ours.
When my spouse started doing handyman work, we ran the business on spreadsheets and a pile of apps that didn't talk to each other. The field service software we tried cost too much or assumed a dispatcher and an office.
So I built Rollout around how a small shop actually works. We're still small. When you email us, the person who built the app writes back.
Alex Glover, founder
Read the whole storyUp and running in a day
No implementation specialist. No six-week onboarding.
- 1
Create your account
Name, email, password. No 40 questions about your business.
- 2
Add your crew
Working solo? Skip it. Got helpers? Send an invite and they get the app.
- 3
Add your customers
Type them in as you go. Coming from Jobber? Email us and we'll help you move your list.
- 4
Go to work
Put a job on the calendar and head out. The timer takes it from there.
Ready to try it?
Try it free for 14 days. No credit card, and nobody will call you to “check in.”