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SingleOps pricing

SingleOps costs from $200 per month, billed annually on the Essential plan (US price). SingleOps's official pricing does not list a free plan. Prices checked on Nov 6, 2026.

Business software for tree care and landscaping companies covering estimating, scheduling and invoicing, now under Granum.

From$200per month, billed annually

Official website
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Plans

Essential

$220

per month

More details

+$55/mo per extra office/sales user; crew users free

Essential

$200

per month, billed annually

Plus

$385

per month

Plus

$350

per month, billed annually

Premier

$550

per month

Premier

$500

per month, billed annually

Prices from the official website, United States, in USD, before tax.

SingleOps features

What SingleOps does, in plain words, from the official SingleOps website.

  1. Tree inventory

    Catalog species, condition, risk and work history per client property.

  2. Proposals with upsells

    Create proposals with upsell options clients can choose.

  3. Automated follow-ups

    Keeps proposals, reminders and renewals moving automatically.

  4. Route scheduling

    Schedule by client location and route to minimize drive time.

  5. Digital work orders

    Send work orders with notes, photos and checklists to the field.

  6. Job completion invoicing

    Capture signatures and photos on completion, then send invoices digitally.

Source:granum.com/singleops ·

How much for your team?

people

SingleOps Essential for 10 people

$200/month

$2,400 per year · $240 per person

How this is calculated
  1. $200/month
  2. $200 × 12 = $2,400
  3. $2,400 ÷ 10 = $240

Vendor bills this price annually.

Vendor tax display not recorded.

United States price in USD, updated Nov 6, 2026. Official pricing page ↗

Monthly vs annual billing

Monthly billing

$2,640/yr

Annual billing

$2,400/yr

You save

$240 · 9%

SingleOps vs alternatives: features

Key features as each vendor lists them. A feature missing from a list does not mean the product lacks it.

SingleOps

  • Tree inventory
  • Proposals with upsells
  • Automated follow-ups
  • Route scheduling

Arborgold

  • All-in-one job workflow
  • Online payments
  • Single client database
  • Mobile crew apps
Full SingleOps vs Arborgold comparison

SingleOps

  • Tree inventory
  • Proposals with upsells
  • Automated follow-ups
  • Route scheduling

GorillaDesk

  • Lead to booked job
  • Missed lead re-engagement
  • Quotes and onboarding
  • Scheduling and dispatch
Full SingleOps vs GorillaDesk comparison

SingleOps

  • Tree inventory
  • Proposals with upsells
  • Automated follow-ups
  • Route scheduling

Housecall Pro

  • Digital invoicing
  • Job scheduling
  • Estimates to invoices
  • 24/7 online booking
Full SingleOps vs Housecall Pro comparison

SingleOps pricing questions

  1. How much does SingleOps cost?

    Paid plans start at $200 per month, billed annually on the Essential plan, United States pricing.

  2. Does SingleOps have a free plan?

    No free plan is listed on SingleOps's official pricing.

More about SingleOps

At a glance

Company
Granum
Pricing model
subscription
Free plan
No
Category
Field Service Management

How the price has moved

Tracking since Nov 6, 2026. 3 plans have a verified price change.

  • Essential

    1. Baseline · Nov 6, 2026

      $220 per month

    2. Price change · Nov 6, 2026

      $200 per month, billed annually-$20 (-9.1%)

  • Plus

    1. Baseline · Nov 6, 2026

      $385 per month

    2. Price change · Nov 6, 2026

      $350 per month, billed annually-$35 (-9.1%)

  • Premier

    1. Baseline · Nov 6, 2026

      $550 per month

    2. Price change · Nov 6, 2026

      $500 per month, billed annually-$50 (-9.1%)

United States market, USD. Prices come from the vendor's official pricing page. Data corrections are never shown as price changes.

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