Treat the problem, not the paperwork

Yes. Send a quote for commercial surveys and larger treatments, and turn it into an invoice once the work is agreed.

Every invoice carries a Stripe payment link, and you can also take card payment on your phone on the doorstep.

One subscription from £19 a month, 2.5% + 35p on card payments and no contract.

You start at £19 a month, priced per business rather than per person, which keeps the bill flat as the rota fills out. Every location after the first is from £15 a month. A programme with its follow ups priced in is one payment rather than three chased ones, which is where the card rate earns its keep. You pay 2.5% plus 35p on card takings, and because the Youzse platform fee lives inside that rate there is nothing further to add. Youzse takes 0% commission on new customers it sends your way, and there is no setup cost either.

Nothing is signed. The account begins on a 30 day free trial with no card required. Rats arrive with the cold and wasps arrive with the heat, so the flat months between should not be paid for in advance. Then it runs month to month as a rolling subscription you may cancel at any time. Records stay exportable the whole way through, which means walking away never means losing anything.

Yes. Youzse imports your customers and their history, then your services and prices and your reviews from the major platforms. Treatment dates, recurrence history and site plans for food businesses usually live in a treatment book an inspector cannot be shown from. You will normally be set up the same day, and the 30 day trial gives you room to keep both running until the new one has proved itself.

Yes. Since every feature is on every plan, you will not find the part that matters to a treatment programme behind an upgrade. Programmes sold with follow ups included, scheduled prevention contracts, treatment history per site and reports ready for an inspection are all part of it. Youzse is built for 60+ trades, so tell us inside the 30 days if something about your set up does not sit right.