Squeegee

Overview

Squeegee is job-management software for service businesses that need to coordinate office planning with work in the field. It is strongest for teams that want scheduling, route planning, business records and customer messages in one platform. Its broad toolset comes with a per-user starting price, so smaller operators should weigh that against simpler free options.

The product serves businesses beyond window cleaning as well as that trade. Nexdynamic Ltd. identifies itself as the maker; the company says the software began in a consultancy run by its founder, Mark. See our Window Cleaning Software list if you are comparing tools specifically for that category.

Key features

Scheduling and field coordination

Map-based job planning, replanning and optimised route navigation make Squeegee a practical fit for service teams whose work involves travelling between appointments. Recurring jobs and crew management support repeat schedules and coordinated field work, while mobile updates keep administrators and workers in step as plans change. The estimate builder connects quoting with job management, rather than leaving those tasks entirely separate.

Business administration and customer contact

Quotes, invoicing, payment and expense recording, and supplier management cover core administrative work. Online payments and integrations with GoCardless and Stripe add payment options; OneSignal and Twilio are also named integrations. Bulk messages, SMS, email, appointment reminders and marketing campaigns give businesses several ways to communicate with customers. This range suits operators looking to consolidate routine processes, though the breadth may be more than a solo business needs.

Support and data safeguards

Daily and on-demand backups offer two backup schedules. Support includes step-by-step and video guides, customer tickets, weekday phone support and a 30-minute welcome call; the company aims to respond within one working day. That mix gives new users both self-service material and routes to personal help.

Pricing

Squeegee has a free plan and paid plans starting at £15.83/user/mo (annual). The paid plans are Core, Advanced, Ultimate and Infinite; plans without a published price have custom pricing. The per-user starting price matters for growing teams, since the cost scales with users. The free plan provides a way to begin without a paid subscription, but its feature and usage limits are not established here, so businesses should confirm it meets their workload before relying on it.

Any plan can be tried free for 30 days with full feature access and no credit card required. That makes it possible to assess the broader feature set before choosing a plan.

Platforms

Squeegee supports Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows. Its device guidance calls for Android 15 or later with at least 8GB RAM, and iOS 18 or later on iPhone and iPad. Teams with older mobile devices should check compatibility before making the app part of daily field operations.

Who it's for

Squeegee is best suited to service businesses coordinating recurring jobs, crews and customer appointments across office and field staff. Route planning, financial records and customer messaging make it a credible all-rounder for operators seeking fewer disconnected workflows. A solo provider with modest needs may prefer a free plan with clearly defined limits, while teams committed to older phones may need another option.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Map planning, replanning and route navigation support the practical logistics of mobile service work.
• Pros: Quotes, invoicing, payment and expense records, supplier management and customer communications cover a wide span of business tasks.
• Pros: A 30-day full-feature trial requires no credit card, allowing teams to evaluate paid-plan capabilities before committing.
• Cons: The paid starting price is per user and annual, which may be less attractive to small teams than a capped single-user plan.
• Cons: Android 15 with 8GB RAM and iOS 18 requirements may rule out older devices used by field workers.
• Cons: The free plan's caps are not established here, making it harder to judge whether it can support a particular workload.

Alternatives

Fieseros is worth considering for a business that wants a free plan with a stated lifetime allowance of 100 jobs, plus leads and customers, quotes, a basic calendar, invoices and payments, and before-and-after photos.

Scrubix may suit teams prioritising an app with unlimited customers and team users included; SMS credits are charged separately at 3.55 GBP per use.

Work Planner is a fit for a small operation comfortable with a free cap of 20 jobs, one user and one business, or a single-user Essential plan at 15.00 GBP per month with unlimited jobs.

NSuite Solo is another freemium option for web users.

WorkBee is another freemium option for businesses seeking web software.

Blueworks CRM may appeal to window-cleaning businesses interested in software built by a maker that says it created the product for its own crews.

SquadwareOne is a paid alternative available on web, iOS and Android.

CleanerPlanner suits a single user seeking unlimited rounds and jobs, with Basic at 19.00 GBP per month and a Pro plan also offered; it has a free trial but no free plan.

Verdict

Choose Squeegee if your service business needs one system for coordinating jobs, crews, routes, customer contact and business records, and its device requirements suit your team. Its breadth and no-card trial are strong reasons to evaluate it; the per-user annual starting price and uncertain free-plan limits make it less compelling for a solo operator looking for a clearly bounded free tool.