The full software you run everything from — line-item fence bids, materials, install scheduling, crew dispatch and billing.
Every invoice, card charge, and Pay Now link bills in CAD through your own Canadian Stripe account — set your country to Canada in Company Info once and it's done. Line-item fence bids, deposits, install scheduling, crew dispatch, and a customer app, all built around a season that ends when the ground freezes.
Canadian fencing is a project business racing the calendar. Post holes have to go below the frost line, and there's no digging once the ground locks up — so a whole year of installs gets squeezed between spring thaw and freeze-up. The quoting you do in April and May decides what your season looks like, the backlog you carry in July decides whether you finish it, and every rain-out in between is a day you don't get back. FenceBossPro is built for exactly that shape of business: quote fast while the phone is ringing, take deposits in Canadian dollars before you order material, keep crews setting posts while the office keeps selling, and reshuffle the board when the weather turns without losing a single job.
When the thaw hits, everyone who stared at a sagging fence all winter calls the same week. Line-item bids built from your saved parts catalog go out the same day — while the contractor down the road is still promising to “get you a number by Friday.”
An accepted bid isn't a job until money moves. Collect the deposit in Canadian dollars through your own Canadian Stripe account before you order a single post — card on file or a Pay Now link, either way it's booked.
A short season means the backlog IS the business. Every sold job sits on one board — measured, bid, deposit paid, scheduled, in progress, done — so you always know how much work stands between today and freeze-up.
A washed-out Tuesday doesn't vanish into a group text. Reschedule the day, and every affected job keeps its materials list, its notes, and its place in the backlog — nothing quietly falls off the plan.
Your crews get their day on their phone — jobs, routes, materials, gate notes — so the office isn't playing dispatcher by text while trying to price the next three fences.
Final invoices go out the day the last section goes up, in CAD, with automated payment follow-ups — so you head into winter chasing plow work or time off, not receivables.
The big platforms make Canadian fence contractors book a sales call to find out the price, then quote CAD billing as a “talk to sales” question. We just put everything on the page.
| FenceBossPro | The Big Platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Try the software before talking to anyone | Live demo, right on this page | Book a sales call |
| Price published on the website | from $59/mo, flat | “Request a quote” |
| Customer invoicing in Canadian dollars | Native — set country once | Varies / ask sales |
| Per-user fees | None — unlimited users | Often per seat |
| Features locked behind higher tiers | None — one plan has it all | Tiered plans |
| Contract or setup fee | Neither | Common |
| Free trial without a credit card | 14 days, no card | Card usually required |
Scroll up and click through the live demo — the business dashboard, the crew app, and the customer app are all real, right now, no email required.
In a compressed season, quote speed is a competitive weapon. The homeowner who calls in April is calling three other companies too — and the first professional, line-item bid in their inbox usually wins. FenceBossPro builds fence bids from your saved parts catalog: drop in the run length, pick the fence type, and posts, panels, pickets, rails, concrete, gates, and hardware roll up into a priced bid with your real costs and margins behind every line.
When the customer taps Accept, the job doesn't sit in an inbox — it lands on the job board with its full materials list, ready to take a deposit and a date. Estimate to scheduled install, without anything getting retyped.
This isn't a currency toggle bolted on for the brochure. Set your country to Canada in Company Info, connect your own Canadian Stripe account, and from then on every invoice, every card-on-file charge, and every Pay Now link bills your customers in Canadian dollars.
One honest note: the FenceBossPro subscription itself is billed in US dollars (your bank converts it). Everything your customers see and pay is CAD — details in the FAQ below.

A real payment page from the platform — a company with its country set to Canada, and the customer paying in Canadian dollars (CA$9.74, Invoice #459). It's the founder's own company, on the same billing engine FenceBossPro runs on.
When the build window runs roughly thaw to freeze-up, an install that slips through the cracks isn't an inconvenience — it can be revenue that rolls to next year. FenceBossPro keeps every sold job on one board and every crew on a planned day, so the backlog burns down on purpose instead of by memory.
And when the forecast wrecks a day — because it will — you reshuffle on the screen, not in a panic of phone calls. Rescheduled jobs keep their crew notes and materials lists, customers can be alerted automatically, and nothing silently disappears from the plan.
Every address gets its own profile: the fence line, the linear footage, where the gates sit, how the crew gets into the yard, and every job you've ever done there. When the same customer calls back in two years for a repair or a second run, you're quoting from a record — not from whoever's memory survived the winter.
The crew view is built for someone standing at the fence line with gloves on — big buttons, today's jobs, the route between them, and the materials list for each stop. Mark a phase complete, add a photo, drop a note, and the office sees it the moment it happens.
Role-based access means a crew lead sees their jobs and nothing else — not your books, not your margins, not the whole client list. Unlimited users are included, so every installer gets the app without a per-seat bill.
A fence is one of the biggest cheques a homeowner writes all year, and for most contractors the entire customer experience is a phone call and an e-transfer request. FenceBossPro gives your customers their own branded app — no app store, no password, a secure link gets them in from their phone. You flip each feature on or off per customer.
You choose exactly what each customer can see — flip any feature on or off with a single switch.
This is the whole arc of a Canadian fence job in FenceBossPro — nothing retyped, nothing chased by memory, and every dollar the customer pays in Canadian dollars.
Measure the run, build the line-item bid from your parts catalog, and text it before you leave the driveway.
Customer accepts on their phone and pays the deposit in Canadian dollars — the job is booked before you order material.
The install lands on the calendar, the crew gets the materials list and gate notes, and weather moves reshuffle instead of derail.
Invoice goes out at the final walk, the card on file or a Pay Now link settles it in CAD, and follow-ups chase any balance for you.
We've been the customer paying $500–$700 a month for contractor software where every feature was an add-on and every user cost extra. FenceBossPro is one plan with everything in it — the same price whether you run one crew or five.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. The subscription is billed in USD (your bank converts) — your customers always pay you in CAD. Canadian texting numbers are registered with carriers during onboarding.
The questions Canadian fence companies actually ask us — including the two things most software websites conveniently leave out.
Start the trial today, load your fence types and parts, and send your first CAD-billed estimate before the week is out. 14 days free, no credit card, no sales call.