Tool profile
Fieldproxy: cost, fit and limits
Fieldproxy is an AI field service management product that uses agents for calls, scheduling, dispatch, follow-ups and approvals, with pest control configured as one trade next to pool and lawn care. It is sold by demo with no published price.
What to know first
Fieldproxy publishes no plans or amounts. The page says a single company price covers unlimited users and that teams can go live within a day, with a demo available. Named agents include Command Center, Autopilot, Front Desk, a phone agent, Scheduler, smart dispatch, Vision, document intelligence, Watchers, Knowledge and a customer-built agent. The pages do not state a trial, a contract length or an integration list.
Fieldproxy at a glance
| Maker | Not stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Pest Control Software in 2026, rank 9 of 10 |
| Website | fieldproxy.ai |
Who Fieldproxy is best for
Owners who want agents to chase follow-ups
Autopilot works through estimate approval, invoice collection and booking, which targets small offices that lose time on reminders. Chasing estimates and invoices by hand takes office hours, so automating that work is the stated aim of the agent.
Crews with many seats
One company price with unlimited users suits firms that add technicians and office staff often. Seat-based pricing can punish a growing crew, while a single company rate removes that worry, though no figure is published.
Mixed pool, pest and lawn businesses
Pest control is grouped with pool and lawn care, with recurring routes, seasonal programs and treatment records configured. Recurring routes, seasonal programs and treatment records are configured for this group, according to the trade description on the page.
Fieldproxy plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| One company price | Quote only (no figure published) | Unlimited users, and the page says teams can go live within a day. The page gives no figure, contract length or trial, so treat the quote as the only source of cost. |
Checked November 2026.
What Fieldproxy does
- Command Center
- Answers questions from live data and makes changes only after the user approves a preview. The approval step means the system proposes edits and a person confirms them, which limits the risk of unwanted changes.
- Autopilot
- Works through follow-ups such as estimate approval, invoice collection and booking. The page presents this agent as the one that keeps money and bookings moving without an office worker sending each reminder.
- Front Desk
- Handles calls, texts and chat in one inbox with suggested replies. Suggested replies are offered, so staff review text before it goes out, though the pages give no detail on languages or hours.
- Scheduler and smart dispatch
- Scheduling and dispatch tools are listed among the agents. The page lists these tools without limits or detail, so ask whether routing is automatic or whether dispatchers confirm it.
- Vision and documents
- Vision and document intelligence agents are named, plus Watchers, Knowledge and a customer-built agent. These agents are named in a list, and the page gives no detail on setup effort, limits or what each costs to run.
How Fieldproxy handles your data
The page we read does not address whether customer data trains AI models, how long records are kept, where data is hosted or whether any certification applies. Because the product relies on agents that read live business data and change records after approval, those points matter more here than for a plain scheduling tool. The vendor's policy was not checked for this, so request written terms before sharing customer records.
Where Fieldproxy falls short in practice
- No published pricing. The page shows one company price without a figure, so cost is learned only through a demo. You only learn the cost after a demo, which makes comparison with printed-price tools slower and less certain.
- Shared trade group. Pest control sits with pool and lawn care in one group, not a dedicated pest product. A pest firm that wants a product built only for pest work should look at the vendors that name it as their core market.
- Few named integrations. The page names generic accounting sync and payment links only, so confirm your accounting tool is supported. Confirm that your accounting and payment tools are supported in writing before you commit to a contract with this vendor.
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Fieldproxy: common questions
How much does Fieldproxy cost?
The page says one price for the company with unlimited users but shows no figure and no plan tiers. A free trial is not mentioned and a demo is offered. Ask for a written quote and for the contract length before you compare it with printed-price tools.
What does the Fieldproxy Command Center do?
The page says it answers questions from live data and makes changes after the user approves a preview. That approval step limits unwanted edits. The pages do not describe the audit trail, so ask whether changes can be reviewed and reversed.
Is Fieldproxy built for pest control?
Pest control is a configured trade grouped with pool and lawn care, covering recurring routes, seasonal programs and treatment records. It is not described as a pest-only product, so check chemical logging and compliance reports in a demo. Ask for a trial to check.
Which agents does Fieldproxy name?
The pages name Command Center, Autopilot, Front Desk, a phone agent, Scheduler, smart dispatch, Vision, document intelligence, Watchers, Knowledge and a customer-built agent. They do not say how each is priced or limited, so ask which are active on your plan.
How fast can a team start with Fieldproxy?
The page says teams can go live within a day. It does not describe data migration, training or the steps involved. Test the claim by giving the vendor a sample export of your customers and recurring schedules and asking what is loaded.