Sweep&Go is the most established name in scoop software, and for a multi-truck company it earns its subscription. If your operation is smaller than the software, here are the real alternatives.
The weekly route, handled: drive-ordered stops, per-yard logging with photo proof, flat monthly card billing that separates visits from invoices, and payment links by text. Free up to 15 clients, flat published tiers after — never per user.
Best for: solo operators and small crews who want to be set up in an afternoon and never think about the software bill as the route grows.
The honest trade: deliberately lighter. No multi-branch accounting, no commission engines — if you need those today, Sweep&Go is the better home.
Years of scoop-specific depth, integrations, and workflows that reward a company with office staff and several trucks.
Best for: established operations big enough to amortize the learning curve and the client-count-tiered subscription.
Polished general-purpose platforms with per-user pricing. Solid scheduling and invoicing, but nothing scoop-shaped — dog counts, gate-closed photos, and flat monthly billing all become manual habits.
Best for: mixed businesses where pet waste removal is one service among several.
Free, familiar, and fine at ten yards. At forty, a missed yard, an unpaid month, or a "did you even come?" call with no photo to answer it usually ends the experiment.
Sweep&Go charges per active staff member — published tiers run $29 to $99 per staff member per month (as of August 2026). ScoopPro Team is $159 flat for up to 7 techs. Here is how that plays out as you hire:
| Sweep&Go (per-staff tiers) | ScoopPro (flat) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 tech | $29–$99/mo | $47/mo (Premium) |
| 3 techs | $87–$297/mo | $159/mo (Team) |
| 7 techs | $203–$693/mo | $159/mo (Team) |
Grow without your software bill growing.
Sweep&Go pricing from published tiers as of August 2026 ($29–$99 per active staff member per month, by tier). Check their site for current rates.
Most often the subscription outgrows the operation: Sweep&Go’s depth is built for established multi-truck companies, and a solo scooper or two-person crew can end up paying established-company prices for a startup-sized route. The other trigger is setup weight — some operators want to be running the same afternoon.
Route-ordered days, per-yard records (dogs, gate codes, yard notes), photo proof the yard was cleared and the gate closed, and recurring billing that charges the card on file without you chasing checks. Anything beyond that is optional depth.
Export your client list to CSV and import it into ScoopPro — weekly schedules and monthly billing plans are rebuilt automatically. If you process cards through your own Stripe account, saved cards can migrate too, so customers never re-enter payment details.
It can be if you run several service lines under one roof. For a scoop-only business, the trade is real: dog counts, gate photos, and flat monthly billing are not native concepts in a generic field-service app, so the scoop-specific half of your workflow lives in note fields and workarounds.
Import your clients free — 15 free, card on file with $0 today, no clock — and run ScoopPro alongside your current system for a week. Keep whichever makes Friday billing disappear.
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