Software built for your business

Curbsight builds custom software around how a business runs, so it runs more efficiently and effectively. Every platform starts from a core that's already built and working, then gets shaped around how your team actually runs. Curbsight also sells two ready-made plans for field crews.

The first call is free. If it's a fit, the next step is a $1,500 plan and prototype, credited toward your build. You get a written plan, a clickable prototype and a firm price before any build starts. After that there's one monthly fee for hosting, updates, support and new features. The build and the monthly fee depend on what you need, so they're quoted in the plan.

You see a working version in weeks, not years, because most of the platform already exists. Your full timeline is in the written plan.

Any business stuck with spreadsheets and apps that don't talk to each other. The core was built for field teams, so the closer your work is to sales, scheduling, jobs and getting paid, the faster the build. Curbsight isn't HIPAA compliant today, so it doesn't build features that store health records. If it's not a fit, you'll hear that on the first call.

A CRM and pipeline, scheduling and calendar, proposals and e-signatures, invoices and payments, photos and files, texting and team chat, route planning, reports and team numbers, and an AI assistant. A custom build starts from these and adds what's only yours.

You get a license to use your platform. Curbsight keeps the core code, which is what makes a build fast and keeps it improving. The details are in your agreement before any build starts.

If a ready-made tool fits how you work, buy it. It's cheaper to start. Custom makes sense when you're paying for several apps that don't talk to each other, retyping the same information, or changing how your team works to fit the software.

Yes. A full CRM is part of the core: a pipeline with stages you edit to match your business, proposals, invoicing, photos and customer texting. It's in every custom platform and in the ready-made Curbsight OS plan.

Yes, if you run a field crew. Field is $79 per seat per month for the rep's day at the door. Curbsight OS is $150 per seat per month for the whole company. Both start with a 7-day free trial, with no build and no call.

The ready-made plans are month-to-month with no setup fee. A custom platform starts with a free call and a paid plan and prototype, then a written agreement before any build starts.

Curbsight was founded in 2026 by Sol Zendejas-Smith, who worked home-services sales and roofing in Oklahoma before building the platform himself. He builds Curbsight in public and still answers the sales line himself.