The problem
Solo is free and covers the core. But as your business grows, you need more: a website that brings leads, a business number that isn't your cell, a CRM that tracks every prospect. That's when upgrading starts paying for itself.
Why we built it
The paid tiers are built for contractors who've grown into needing them. Leads adds the website and lead capture. Ops adds the phone line and inbound lead management. Growth adds team access and advanced attribution. Upgrade when the feature pays for itself.
How it works
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From DIRT Settings → Plan, see what's included in each tier.
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Start with Solo free. Upgrade when you hit a limit you care about.
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All data carries over. No migration, no rebuild. Just unlock the next tier.
What changes for your business
Before
Pay for a full-stack subscription before knowing if it's worth it.
After
Start free. Upgrade when a specific feature earns it. Tiers match where you are.
Common questions
What do the paid DIRT plans include that the free plan doesn't?
Unlimited Talk time, a dedicated business phone line, a website builder, lead capture, and CRM features. The specifics depend on the tier. The free Solo plan covers the core — paid tiers are for growing.
Which paid tier should I start with?
Start with the free Solo plan. Upgrade to the tier with the specific feature you actually need — not the most expensive one. Leads if you want a website and lead capture. Ops if you want a business phone line.
What is the Leads tier built for?
Contractors who want to start bringing in new clients through the app — a contractor website, local SEO, and lead capture forms. Build your online presence and catch inbound work.
What is the Ops tier built for?
Contractors who are missing calls because they're on the job. Ops adds the DIRT Line business phone number and inbound lead management — so leads that call when you're on the roof don't disappear.
Does upgrading delete my existing data?
No. All your jobs, clients, invoices, and history carry over. Upgrading activates the next tier's features — no migration, no rebuild, no starting over. Your data stays exactly where it is.
How do I know when it's worth upgrading?
When a specific feature would pay for itself. A business website that books one extra job a month covers most paid plans. A phone line that catches one missed-call lead covers itself. Start with Solo, upgrade when a feature earns it.
Start free
Try it free.
Every DIRT plan includes this feature — Solo included. No credit card, no trial that expires. Set up in minutes and use it on your next job from the truck.