Switching
Moving from Housecall Pro, Jobber or Workiz.
Most shops switch for three reasons: the monthly bill keeps rising, the contract is hard to leave, and parts and second visits still live on paper.
Four steps
How a move works.
- 01
Export from your old software
Download your customers as a CSV file before your plan ends.
Customers → Export CSV - 02
Install and import
Upload the plugin, answer the setup steps, then import the CSV file.
Customers → Import customers - 03
Run both for a week
Take new bookings in PartsDue while you finish open jobs in the old tool.
New jobs → PartsDue - 04
Cancel the old plan
Once the open jobs are done, cancel. Check your contract’s notice period first.
Billing → Cancel plan
Three years
What you stop paying.
Advertised yearly-billing prices, November 2026, assumed unchanged over three years. Hosting, card fees and add-ons are extra with every option.
You keep paying for
- Card processing through your own Stripe account
- Your WordPress hosting, which you already have
- Optional updates at $79 a year after year one
You stop paying for
- Monthly plans that rise every year
- Per-user fees for every technician
- Add-ons for reminders and estimates
Questions
Before you switch.
01Can I import my customers?
Yes. Export your customers from your old program as a CSV file and import them under Customers, Import customers. Nobody is added twice. See Import your customers.
02Will my customers notice?
They book on your website instead of a third-party page, and they get a status page for their repair. Most find it easier.
03What about jobs already open?
Finish them in your old tool. Run both for about a week, then cancel.
04Do I need a new website?
You need a WordPress website. If yours is on another builder, a basic WordPress site works fine. See what you need.