FloorIQ vs Werx
Werx starts around $49/month and does the field-service basics well: schedule the crew, track the job, send the invoice. FloorIQ is $250/month because it also carries the parts a commercial flooring shop cannot do on a spreadsheet — bid invitations from general contractors, purchase orders to mills, roll and lot inventory, schedule of values billing and live job margin. If you don't need those, Werx is cheaper for a reason and you should buy Werx.
Side by side
| Capability | FloorIQ | Werx |
|---|---|---|
| Crew scheduling and dispatch | ||
| Invoicing and payments | ||
| Bid invitation tracking with GC and bid due date | ||
| Takeoff-driven quoting with your own labor rates | Basic estimates | |
| Purchase orders to mills and distributors | ||
| Roll, lot and dye-lot inventory with barcode counts | ||
| Schedule of values progress billing | ||
| Change orders, punch list and closeout packet | Varies | |
| Per-job margin while the job is open | ||
| Entry price | $250/mo per company | About $49/mo |
| Free plan with no time limit | 5 projects | Trial |
Compiled from each vendor's public website in August 2026. Vendors change features and pricing — check Werx's own site before deciding, and email joe@lbjllc.com if anything here is out of date and we'll correct it.
Choose FloorIQ if
You bid commercial work, you buy material against jobs, and you carry inventory. One re-bought pallet of LVT or one crew day lost to a delivery you didn't see coming costs more than the difference between $49 and $250.
Choose Werx if
You run residential install work, you buy material per job at the counter, you don't carry a warehouse, and you don't bid through general contractors. Then most of what FloorIQ charges for would sit unused and Werx is the right tool.
What it costs
Werx starts around $49/month. FloorIQ Pro is $250/month per company for up to 10 users and unlimited projects — about $25 per user per month at a full crew of ten, and less than one lost crew day, which the trade data puts at $800–$1,500. Free plan with 5 projects, 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. Prices in USD.
Where FloorIQ is right now
FloorIQ is new. We are not going to put fake logos or made-up numbers on this page, so here is the plain version: the software is live, it is built and run by Joseph Gillespie, and the first flooring contractors are onboarding now. If you want to talk to the person who wrote it before you trust it with your jobs, email joe@lbjllc.com — you will get him, not a support queue.
Start on the free plan, run five real jobs through it, and decide from what you see. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.