Clockit

Clockit is a web-based booking and job-management system for flooring retailers and installers. It is best for teams that need to coordinate measures and installation work in one workflow; its main trade-off is that broader or higher-volume use requires a paid plan.

Overview

Clockit brings job bookings, measure planning, job records and invoicing together in a live cloud service. Its focus on flooring installation makes it a more natural fit for retailers and installers managing that workflow than for businesses seeking a general-purpose project system.

The shared schedule shows installer availability and supports booking and rescheduling. A separate Measure Calendar manages measure appointments and individual measurer schedules. This separation is useful for teams coordinating both stages of work, though users looking only for a simple appointment calendar may not need the full job-management workflow.

Key features

• Installation and measure calendars: Shared installer availability helps teams book and adjust jobs, while individual measurer schedules help organize site measures.
• Customer updates: Automatic email and SMS messages can notify customers when plans change, and scheduled SMS reminders can prompt them about measures. These tools reduce the need to relay every schedule change manually.
• Job documentation: Photos and notes can record damage, moisture readings, preparation work and completed installs. Keeping those records with a job gives retailers and installers a place to retain practical context about the work.
• Completion and invoicing: Installers can generate invoices after a job, while retailers receive notice of completion and additional charges. This links job completion to retailer visibility, but does not establish a broader accounting or payment-processing feature.

Clockit’s terms refer to third-party applications that users may enable to interoperate with the service, but do not name particular integrations. Clockit says it will not sell users’ personal information to third parties. It also says it performs daily system backups, while not guaranteeing that data will not be lost.

Pricing

Clockit has a free Store Account and paid monthly plans. The 30-day trial provides full access without requiring a credit card, making it a useful way to assess the workflow before choosing a plan.

The free account’s one-store link is its main constraint. Independent installers needing multiple-store coverage have a paid option, while retail sites should match their expected monthly installs to a tier. The volume-based plans are priced per retail site, so their listed price is not a single multi-site total. Paid plans include dedicated support; the site also provides a sales and support phone number.

Platforms

Clockit is available on the web. It is therefore suited to teams using a browser-based service, but it is not presented as a native mobile app.

Who it's for

Clockit is a strong fit for flooring retailers and installers who coordinate measures, installer availability, customer notifications and job records. The Store Account may suit a retailer-linked operation limited to one store. Independent installers working across stores should consider Professional, while retail sites can select Silver, Gold or Platinum according to monthly install volume. Businesses outside flooring installation, or those needing a broader platform, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Separate installation and measure scheduling supports two important parts of flooring work in the same service.
• Pro: Customer change notices and measure reminders can reduce manual follow-up when schedules move.
• Pro: Photos and notes keep job-specific conditions and completion records attached to the work.
• Con: The free account is limited to one retailer-linked store, so it does not serve independent multi-store work.
• Con: The retail-site plans impose monthly install caps, requiring higher-volume sites to choose a larger tier.
• Con: The service is web-only, which may not suit teams seeking a native mobile app.

Alternatives

For a wider shortlist of tools in this category, see Flooring Contractor Software.

• DoAllFloors is an alternative with Android, iOS and web platforms, a free plan and no free trial; its listed Starter plan allows up to five users and 1 GB of storage.
• FlooringFlow offers Android, iOS and web access. Choose it if a free tier limited to two jobs monthly and one user is enough, or if its $39 a month Pro plan for unlimited jobs and one included user better matches your needs.
• CalcuFloor is a web alternative with a free Lite plan limited to one project and one area. It may suit users focused on organizing spaces within a project rather than coordinating the full installation workflow.
• FloorIQ has a web free plan with five projects and no time limit or credit card requirement. Consider it if that project-based entry point fits better than Clockit’s single-store account.
• MeasureSquare supports Android, iOS, web and Windows, with a listed Mobile Retail plan at $54 a month for one user. It is an option for readers seeking those additional platforms.
• FloorWizard is another paid flooring-software option, with custom pricing.
• RFMS is a paid alternative with custom pricing.
• Carman is another paid option, available on Android, iOS, web and through an API.

Verdict

Choose Clockit if a flooring business needs shared installation and measure schedules, customer updates, job records and completion invoicing in a trade-focused web service. Its free one-store account offers a limited entry point, while paid plans give independent installers multi-store coverage and retail sites install-volume tiers. Look elsewhere if native mobile access or a broader workflow matters more than flooring-specific coordination.