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FloorIQ vs ProjectsForce 360°

Both stand on flooring contractor software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

FloorIQ

Free plan Web

FloorIQ covers estimating through payroll for commercial flooring contractors, with purchase-order-linked scheduling and flooring-specific inventory tools. Check its project limit, price, and CSV-only QuickBooks workflow against your needs.

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ProjectsForce 360°

Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb

ProjectsForce 360° covers contractor workflows from lead capture through invoicing, with mobile tools for field crews. Its paid plans start at $495 a month, and additional mobile users may add cost.

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The facts

	FloorIQ	ProjectsForce 360°
Free plan	Yes	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Android, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid plan	Pro: $500 per company a month	Growth: $29 per user a month
Plans published	2	3
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	flooriqcrm.com	projectsforce.com
On flooring contractor software	#6 of 24	#10 of 24

FloorIQ: what it does well

Imports spreadsheet takeoff exports, including MeasureSquare files.
Links crew days to the purchase orders they need.
Tracks rolls, lots, price variances, and barcode counts.
Offers free migration of customer, vendor, item, and open-job data.

What to know first

Free plan is limited to five projects.
Pro costs $500 a month per company.
QuickBooks connection uses CSV exports, not live two-way sync.
Workspace becomes read-only after a paid period ends.

ProjectsForce 360°: what it does well

Available on web, iOS and Android
AI scheduling considers weather and crew availability
Invoices can accept online card or ACH payments
Includes role-based permissions and an audit trail

What to know first

Starter costs $495 a month
No free plan
Extra mobile field users may cost $9 each

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