Geowork
One system,
built on verified time.
Every crew's GPS-verified clock-in becomes one source of truth. Dispatch, job cost, and certified payroll all fall out of the same hours — instead of four disconnected tools you stitch together yourself.
Record System vs.
Decision System.
Every field tool on the market falls into one of two categories. Only one of them tells you what to do next.
List-first UI
Scroll through a roster to find who's available. The map is a buried secondary screen, if it exists at all.
"Here's what happened."
Time logs and job history. Accurate records of where your crew was — after the fact.
Manual gut-check dispatch
You decide who goes where based on memory, last-known location, and which foreman picks up the phone.
You pay for complexity
Hubs, base fees, per-user gates. Every feature you actually need is one more line item on a growing invoice.
Map-first UI
Your entire operation is a live, interactive board. Every crew member, every job site, visible at a glance — in the app you open first.
"Here's what should happen next."
Smart Dispatch surfaces AI recommendations — who's closest, who has the right skill, who just finished a nearby job.
Context-aware dispatch
Geofenced clock-in confirms who is actually on site. Proximity data, real-time location, and job status combine into a single recommendation.
One system, no gates
No hubs, no tier gates, no paying for seats that never clock in. The capabilities that win jobs come standard — the price is a single number on the pricing page.
The morning you spend assigning crews should look like this.
This is what Geowork is built for. Not reports. Not invoices. Decisions, in the first 2 minutes of the day.
The three tools
you're probably weighing.
A basic clock, per-seat billing, or enterprise overkill — the honest read on each.
Three hubs. One headache.
Connecteam's flat rate is genuinely cheaper — because it's a basic time clock. Location stamps are on Basic, but geofencing needs a paid tier, and it isn't built for the trades. You save real money and lose the GPS verification depth field crews actually need.
You're paying for the guy who quit in March.
Workyard bills per seat — every hire is another line on the invoice, clocked in or not. You keep paying for the guy who quit in March until someone remembers to take him off.
Built for 500-person enterprises. Not you.
ServiceTitan is exceptional software — for a company with a dedicated IT team and a CFO who signs the invoice. If you're running a 5–50 person crew and need to move fast, it's overkill.
The price is only the objection if the payoff is unclear.
Serious buyers usually do not need another software feature list. They need a clear answer to one question: if this costs more, where does the money come back?
Dispatch guesswork, crew status calls, and timecard cleanup the old way.
The admin time it saves usually covers the cost on its own — before you count a single converted field lead. And certified payroll runs inside Geowork, not a separate tool with its own setup fee and monthly bill. Run the numbers on your own crew.
Map-first dispatch, verified location proof, payroll export, and live crew status in one place.
The real question isn't the price — it's whether your current admin load is bigger than the time Geowork saves every week.
Run the calculator →Start with what only Geowork does.
The capabilities that win jobs and protect margin — the ones a time clock or a bolt-on stack can't match at any price.
Capability rows reflect what each vendor publishes as of July 2026. ServiceTitan is estimate-only — contact vendors for exact quotes.
| Geowork |
Connecteam
basic time clock
|
Workyard | ClockShark | ServiceTitan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where Geowork stands alone | |||||
| Crew-sourced leads (field pin → job) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Customer revenue & job history | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Enterprise |
| Ask Geo — AI answers with cited sources | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Enterprise |
| For public-works & prevailing-wage contractors | |||||
| Certified payroll (WH-347 / WH-38 / PWIA) | ✓ | ✗ | Export only | Add-on: Points North | Add-on: Miter |
| Lien-deadline alerts (WA 90-day · OR 75-day) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Field operations essentials | |||||
| Live crew map (primary dispatch UI) | ✓ | Add-on | ✓ | Limited | Pro only |
| Geofence clock-in (GPS-verified) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI smart dispatch | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | $350/user |
| No plan cap / active billing | No plan cap; active workers bill monthly | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Offline clock-in (native iOS & Android) | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | Limited | ✗ |
| Payroll export (QuickBooks) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Everyone can track hours. Turning them into a WH-347 takes a second tool bolted onto a third — unless it's one system.
One flow. The report falls out of the hours you already tracked — no export, no reconciliation, no connector.
Some basic time clocks bill per company and cost less — they're still a time clock that needs a separate filing tool bolted on. The others add certified payroll as a tool that starts at $995 to turn on, then $175/mo + $7.50/report. In Geowork it's part of the platform — no separate vendor, no connector, no per-report fee. One missed lien window is $12,900.
Start at the top of this table, not the bottom. Crew-sourced leads, customer revenue and job history, certified payroll, and lien-deadline alerts are things the other tools either don't do at all or bolt on through a separate vendor. One converted field lead or one caught lien deadline is worth more than a year of any subscription — that's the comparison that matters.
Everything Geowork shows you traces back to one thing: a GPS-verified clock-in. Dispatch, job cost, and certified payroll fall out of the same verified hours, in one system — not four tools you stitch together and reconcile by hand.
The right next step: see if the workflow fits your crew.
* Capability rows reflect what each vendor publishes as of July 2026; "Enterprise," "Export only," and "Add-on" mark partial or third-party support. ServiceTitan is estimate-only — treat those figures as buyer-report ranges, not vendor-published list prices. Pricing lives on the pricing page.
Decisions in seconds.
Not software in months.
Three things we promise every team that switches to Geowork.
See your crew on the map in 15 minutes
Not five days. Not five weeks. If your crew has phones and you have an address, Geowork is live and tracking within a single working session. No implementation partner required.
Prove the ROI in your first week
Every number in Geowork traces back to a GPS-verified clock-in — so "savings" isn't a vague efficiency claim, it's dollars you can check against your own ledger. Run the numbers for your crew before you commit, then watch them land in your first week of real usage.
Run the numbers on your crew →A founder answers within 4 hours
Every new customer gets a personal call from the founder within 4 hours of purchasing a license. Not a bot, not a support ticket queue. You'll talk to the founder directly — and they'll help you set up your first job.
Stop managing.
Start moving.
Your crew is already in the field. The only question is whether your software is keeping up with them — or slowing them down.