Estimates, pipeline, job photos, payments and payroll in one place — built for crews that work in Spanish and offices that work in English. Get on the beta list today; it's free while we finish building it.
We're in beta and we say so on purpose. Free now, and if we ever start charging you get 60 days of notice first.
From the first knock to the last payment, with nothing living in a group text or a truck console.
Write the scope in your own words and send it with a Pay now button. When the customer approves, the contract builds itself from the estimate — you choose whether it goes out.
Lead, inspection, estimate out, insurance, signed. Totals move with the cards so you always know what's really out there.
Every photo lands on the job it belongs to, so the adjuster packet builds itself instead of getting scraped out of three phones.
Card, wallet or bank transfer on every invoice. Take the deposit before the crew rolls and the balance the day you finish.
Crew hours come in from the field, overtime calculates itself, and Friday stops being a night of arithmetic.
Claim numbers, adjuster meetings and supplements tracked per slope, with the filing deadline in front of you.
Pull Hover, EagleView or GAF measurements and the order builds itself — shingles, metal, gutters or siding — ready for your supplier, minus what's already on your shelf.
W-9 and insurance on file before anyone gets paid, every bill tracked by job, and each person's 1099 total adding up on its own all year.
The crew sees the job and the address. Only the people you choose see prices, customers and money — and subcontractors never do.
A two-truck company and a five-crew company need the same core and very different amounts of structure. You get the whole core either way, and the rest turns on as you grow into it.
You're the salesman, the estimator and the collector. The software's job is to keep you off paperwork at 10 PM.
Your problem isn't writing an estimate. It's knowing what twelve people did today without calling all twelve.
Every feature, every user, no card on file and no countdown. We're still building, and the best way to build it right is to watch real companies use it. If we ever start charging, you get 60 days of notice and you decide then — an account never flips to paid on its own.
What it will cost later, priced per company instead of per seat. Companies that join the beta keep these prices for two years after charging begins.
Card processing runs through a payment provider at their published rate. We don't add a markup on your money.
Yes. No card, no trial length, no feature held back. We're in beta and we need companies using it in the field more than we need $29 a month. If we start charging, you get 60 days of notice, and nothing charges automatically.
The honest answer: things break, features move, and we'll ask you questions about how you work. Keep exporting your data, the same as you would with any new system. In exchange you get the software free and a say in what gets built next.
The live demo is in English. When accounts open, each person picks English or Spanish for their own screens, and the new-hire paperwork already works in both today.
No. It's written by people who have run crews, in the words a foreman actually uses on a roof. Each person sets their own language, so the office works in English while the crew works in Spanish on the same job.
Yes. We import your open jobs, customers and contacts with you on a call. If the import doesn't come over clean, you don't switch.
You do. Export your jobs, customers and invoices whenever you want. If you leave, we hand you the file and close the account. We don't sell anything to anyone.
No. Zarkh PRO is offered and supported in the 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico only. Our team doesn't provide support in other countries, and the software isn't built for their tax, payroll or contract rules, so we don't recommend it there.
That's where most of it gets used. Photos, hours and job status are built for one thumb and bad signal.
We're opening accounts one company at a time. Tell us your company name, your city and how many crews you run, and we'll set yours up with you — importing what you already have — as soon as your spot opens.
Support answers in English and Spanish.