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Electrical contractor software market

Current public publisher-program economics for selected electrical-contractor software vendors, kept separate from EFC's merchant-neutral fit logic.

Business-resource boundary. These pages compare business-software categories and contractor economics. They do not provide electrical repair, inspection, code-compliance, or live-work instructions.

Vendors with public partner programs

This page covers only vendors that publish partner terms, so it is not the whole electrical-contractor software market. The fit tools on EFC classify the business job first; this table records current commercial counterparties separately.

VendorCategoryBest-fit problemPublished publisher economicsEFC state
QuoteIQfield service crm, quoting, job managementSmall and midsize home-service shops that want quoting, scheduling, customer management and job workflow in one system.40% of referred subscription payments for the lifetime of the referred customerNot enrolled
EstimationProestimating, ai estimate generationContractors whose main bottleneck is turning site information into line-item estimates quickly rather than running a full dispatch operation.30% of collected subscription payments for the first 12 monthsNot enrolled
Jobberfield service crm, scheduling, dispatch, quoting, invoicingField-service businesses that need a broader operating system across quoting, scheduling, dispatch and invoicing.20% of collected subscription fees for the first 12 months unless dashboard terms overrideNot enrolled
OnCrewai receptionist, call captureElectrical and other home-service shops whose commercial problem is missed or after-hours calls rather than estimating or dispatch.25% of collected subscription payments for the first 12 monthsNot enrolled

Publisher economics are shown because this is EFC's commercial-market research surface. They do not influence the software-fit classifier. EFC is not enrolled in these programs and this page contains no affiliate links.

Commercial separation rule

The recommendation layer classifies the contractor's workflow first. Program commission, payout rate, cookie window or merchant identity cannot change that classification. A future merchant can only attach after category fit and program eligibility are independently established.

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