Best Door Knocking App for Gutter Cleaning Companies (2026)
For a gutter cleaning company, the best door knocking app in 2026 is QuoteIQ. I co-founded it and run my own cleaning business on it, so weigh my pick with that in mind. Its Atlas map pins every house you knock, tracks the outcome, and starts the estimate from the same card, on every plan from $29.99 a month. Below are eight door knocking apps ranked for gutter work, with prices from each vendor's own page in October 2026.
TL;DR
QuoteIQ: Atlas door knocking on every plan from $29.99/mo, with quoting and scheduling in the same app.
Knockio: the clearest public pricing, $25 per user per month.
SalesRabbit: a dedicated door-to-door platform at $59 per user per month.
RepCard: low seat pricing and leaderboards.
Lead Scout: a free plan for solo knockers.
SPOTIO, Knockbase and Sunbase: built for bigger sales teams, with quote-only or unpublished pricing.
How I Picked These
Gutter cleaning is low-ticket, repeat work sold street by street, so I weighed four things: what each knocker costs a two to four person crew, whether a knock turns into an estimate without retyping, whether the app maps territories and neighbors, and whether the price is public. Every number comes from the vendor's own pricing page, checked October 2026, and I use standard monthly rates unless I say otherwise. I co-founded QuoteIQ and run my jobs on it. I haven't run the other seven apps on my own crews, so those entries rest on their published pricing and feature pages, not on my use. This ranking is aimed at owner-operators and small crews, not 50-rep sales floors, so a tool that wins for a large solar team can still land low here.
Quick Comparison
Software | Starting Price | Best For |
$29.99/mo, Atlas on every plan | Crews that knock, quote and book in one app | |
$25/user/mo | Small teams that want public monthly pricing | |
$59/user/mo | Established door-to-door teams | |
$24/user/mo, yearly label | Low seat cost with leaderboards | |
Free; $28/user/mo billed yearly | Solo knockers starting free | |
Quote only | Larger home-services sales teams | |
Not published | Teams that start with a demo | |
Quote, from $59/user/mo | Roofing and solar-style sales teams |
1. QuoteIQ: Best Overall for Gutter Cleaning Companies
What it is
QuoteIQ is the field service CRM my cleaning company runs on. Its Atlas map lets you drop a pin on any house, pick one of seven starting statuses you can rename, add notes, save the homeowner as a contact in one tap, and start an estimate from the knock card. You can also draw neighborhoods, assign them to teammates, and export knocks to CSV. Here is how QuoteIQ helps gutter cleaning businesses scale.
Pricing
Atlas is on every plan, starting with Essentials at $29.99 a month and one user. Extra seats are $25 per person per month on any plan, so three people knocking doors on Essentials run $79.99 a month. Higher plans add users and features; see QuoteIQ's pricing page. Searching Atlas for new leads is free and shows the exact count before you buy.
Where it fits
Gutter work is priced by length, so measuring is half the pitch. MapMeasure Pro totals a gutter run in Linear Mode from satellite imagery, on Beginner and above. Measure the house, knock, and send the estimate from the pin. Book a QuoteIQ demo to see it first.
Tradeoffs
Atlas launched in September 2026, so it is newer than the tools below. RepCard and SPOTIO lean harder on leaderboards and sales analytics, and Atlas isn't built around rep competitions. MapMeasure Pro isn't on Essentials, and Atlas Routing and Employees need Elite or Max.
But the best part is having a tool to give estimates immediately, and assisting in everything contractors need in dealing with clients. — Shawn Harvey (Google Play review)
2. Knockio: Best for Small Teams That Want Public Monthly Pricing
What it is
Knockio is a door-to-door canvassing app with territory management and route planning.
Pricing
Knockio's pricing page lists Prospect at $25 per user per month for one to four users and $20 at five or more, billed monthly with no contracts or setup fees.
Where it fits
Two to four knockers who want month-to-month terms and already quote elsewhere.
Tradeoffs
Cost climbs per seat, and estimates or recurring schedules need its Organize tier, listed at $35 per user for one to four users.
3. SalesRabbit: Best for Established Door-to-Door Teams
What it is
SalesRabbit is a dedicated canvassing app with territory mapping, an integrations library, and a page for roofing sales teams.
Pricing
SalesRabbit's pricing page lists Team at $59 per user per month and Pro at $75 monthly. An implementation package is always required, and no price is listed.
Where it fits
Teams with dedicated reps and a manager.
Tradeoffs
Three knockers on Team is $177 a month before implementation, and contracts run one to three years.
4. RepCard: Best for Low Seat Cost and Leaderboards
What it is
RepCard offers canvassing, leaderboards, and pages for pest control, lawn care and window cleaning.
Pricing
RepCard's pricing page shows Starter at $24 and Pro at $49 per user per month beside a yearly toggle labeled "Save 17%," so confirm the monthly rate before you budget.
Where it fits
Crews that want rep competition at a low seat price.
Tradeoffs
The monthly rate isn't clear, and leaderboards matter less to a two-person crew.
5. Lead Scout: Best Free Start for Solo Knockers
What it is
Lead Scout is a canvassing platform with territory management, prospect tracking, a CompanyCam integration and a canvassing explainer.
Pricing
Its pricing section lists Free at $0 with up to 100 prospects, Scout Buddy at $8 and Pro at $28 per user per month, both billed annually. Monthly rates aren't listed.
Where it fits
A solo knocker testing the idea for free. It also keeps a public What's New page.
Tradeoffs
The free plan caps prospects, paid plans bill yearly, and as a canvassing tool it leaves estimates and invoices to other software.
6. SPOTIO: Best for Larger Home-Services Sales Teams
What it is
SPOTIO is a field sales platform with a home services CRM, territory management and route optimization.
Pricing
SPOTIO's plans page publishes no dollar prices; you request a demo for a per-user quote.
Where it fits
Multi-rep companies with managers who want reporting on every knock.
Tradeoffs
You can't price it without a sales call, and a three-person gutter crew will likely use a fraction of it. That is my read, not SPOTIO's claim.
7. Knockbase: Best for Teams That Start With a Demo
What it is
Knockbase is a canvassing app with territory mapping and industry pages for lawn and landscape and general contractors.
Pricing
Knockbase publishes no pricing; the call to action is to book a demo.
Where it fits
A team that wants a walkthrough and a custom quote first.
Tradeoffs
With no public prices, you can't compare it to the others without a call.
8. Sunbase: Best for Roofing and Solar-Style Sales Teams
What it is
Sunbase pairs door-to-door software with marketing and sales management and has a roofing page.
Pricing
Sunbase's pricing page says plans start from $59 per user per month, quoted to your setup, and doesn't state the billing basis.
Where it fits
A larger sales operation that wants door knocking tied to marketing and finance modules, as its blog and feature pages describe.
Tradeoffs
Quote-only pricing and a $59 per-user starting rate make it a stretch for a small gutter crew.
What Operators Say
One of the best and only pressure washing estimate apps I recommend using, no more calculations in your head as well as going out to see the property before hand. — Jack Shrune (App Store review)
I am just starting my pressure washing business, but QuoteIQ offers all the options i need, gives ways to track leads conversion, and i can customize it to my needs. — Dallas Goodman (Google Play review)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best door knocking app for gutter cleaning companies?
QuoteIQ is my pick, and I co-founded it. Atlas drops a pin on every house you knock, tracks the outcome with seven starting statuses you can rename, saves the homeowner as a contact in one tap, and starts the estimate from the same card. It is on every plan from $29.99 a month, and MapMeasure Pro totals gutter runs by length on Beginner and above. If you only want a canvassing tool and already quote elsewhere, Knockio has the clearest published prices of the seven alternatives, billed monthly with no contracts. Pick the one your whole crew will actually open on the porch, and test it on one street first.
How much does a door knocking app cost?
Published prices run from free to about $75 per user per month on standard plans. Knockio's Prospect plan is $25 per user for one to four users, SalesRabbit's Team plan is $59 per user, and Lead Scout has a free plan. RepCard lists $24 for Starter beside a yearly-discount label. QuoteIQ is $29.99 a month with one user and $25 per extra seat, so three people on Essentials pay $79.99. SPOTIO and Knockbase publish no prices, and Sunbase quotes from $59 per user, so ask each of those three for a written quote before you commit. Per-seat prices add up fast: five knockers on Knockio Prospect is $100 a month at the five-user rate.
Do I need a permit to go door to door selling gutter cleaning?
Often yes, and the rules are set by your city or county, so call the local business license office before you knock. Some places require a solicitor or peddler permit, so ask whether one permit covers every crew member who knocks. On top of local rules, the FTC's Cooling-Off Rule gives buyers three business days to cancel sales over $25 made at their home, and sellers must tell buyers about that right. This is general information, not legal advice. Mark every Do Not Knock address in your app so no one revisits a house that said no. Keep a copy of the permit in the truck, and give buyers the cancellation notice at the door.
How much should I charge to clean gutters?
Bob Vila's cost guide puts the national average at $163, with a typical range of $119 to $228, and says gutter length is the biggest price driver, followed by stories, clogging and roof slope. Pricing is typically per linear foot. The guide was last updated in April 2024, so treat it as a ballpark and check your local market. Because length drives price, measure first: MapMeasure Pro's Linear Mode totals a gutter run from satellite imagery, so the number you quote comes from a measurement instead of a guess. A second story or a badly clogged run costs more, so note both on the estimate before you leave the porch.
How big is the gutter cleaning industry in the US?
IBISWorld puts US gutter services at $778.4 million in 2026, spread across 4,929 businesses in 2025, and says no company holds more than 5 percent of the market. That fragmentation is the opening for a small crew, because nobody owns the neighborhoods and a clean truck and a sharp pitch can win a street. Door knocking fits that shape: you win one street, then the next. If you also install or repair gutters, my ranking of gutter company software covers the back-office tools you will need once the jobs start coming in. IBISWorld's figures are national, so use them to size the opportunity, not to price a job.
How do you pitch gutter cleaning when you knock on doors?
Lead with the cost of ignoring it. Triple-I reports that water damage and freezing made up 22.6 percent of homeowners insurance losses in 2023, and the average claim was $15,400 across 2019 to 2023. Then give a price from your measurement, ask for the sign-off, and offer the neighbors on the same street the same visit. Once they say yes, offer a recurring schedule so the house comes back to you every season. Keep the pitch short and the estimate specific, and log the outcome before you walk to the next house. Skip scare tactics; the numbers make the point. I walk through the same close in my solar door knocking ranking.
Do door knocking apps have a free trial?
Some do. Lead Scout's free plan covers up to 100 prospects with unlimited users. Knockio's pricing page doesn't mention a free trial but includes free onboarding. QuoteIQ gives every new subscriber a 14-day free trial on all plans, and a credit or debit card is required to start. You can also book a QuoteIQ demo and see Atlas on a call before you sign up, which is the safest way to compare it against the apps above. SPOTIO and Knockbase both start with a demo request, so a call is the only way in with those two. Lead Scout's free tier is the lowest-risk way to test the habit of door knocking before paying for software.
How do you track door knocks and follow up with leads?
Give every pin a status so nothing lives in your head. In QuoteIQ's Atlas, the seven starting statuses run from Not Home to Appointment Set, notes save as you type, and Save as Contact turns an interested homeowner into a client record you can quote, schedule and invoice. Review the list at the end of each day: every Interested — Follow Up pin should have a task or a call booked for the next morning, and Do Not Knock pins keep your crew off houses that already said no. Export the list to CSV for a mailer or a text blast. For more on follow-up, see my roofing canvassing software ranking and the window cleaning lead generation guide.
Bottom Line
If you clean gutters and want one app that knocks, measures, quotes and schedules, I'd put you on QuoteIQ, and yes, I'm biased toward what I built with Justin Rogers. If you only need canvassing, Knockio is the easiest second choice and Lead Scout is the cheapest way to try it. Book a QuoteIQ demo and see Atlas on your own neighborhood.
Sources
Vendor pages checked October 2026.
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