Tell us your business name
Your city and your email. We email you the link to your site in a few minutes.
A website that quotes wood, vinyl, chain link and aluminum per linear foot, an AI receptionist for the calls you miss while you set posts, scheduling, and deposit and balance invoices paid by card. Give us your business name and we email you your site in a few minutes.
Get my free site Free site · No credit card · Emailed to you in minutesLogo, colors and a name people remember.
Wood privacy, vinyl, chain link and gates. See your price per foot tonight and book the estimate.
Fence estimates
Homeowners pick the fence type, enter the length in feet, add gates and tear-out, and see a range from your rates. Try it below, the way your customers would.
One fence type · one length · one range
Wood privacy, vinyl, chain link or aluminum, and the length in feet. No visit yet.
Each extra at your price. The range updates as they go.
Address, fence type, feet, gates and the range they saw. Ready to book the estimate.
2207 Sandy Brook Dr, Round Rock. 6 ft cedar privacy around the backyard, one walk gate, old chain link to take out.
Entered by the customer: about 180 linear ftEstimate your price
Interactive example with sample rates. Your calculator uses your prices.
Quote, deposit, install, balance
A fence is a one-time job with a lot of money up front. The customer sees the range at night, signs after your visit, pays the deposit by card so you can order material, and pays the balance on the final walk. No check to chase.
Quoted · scheduled · paid
180 feet of wood privacy with a walk gate and tear-out: $6,200 to $8,000. You walked the line Wednesday and confirmed $6,950.
A 30% deposit of $2,085, paid by card the same night. Material ordered, utility locate called in, both of you reminded the day before.
You text the $4,865 balance invoice from the yard. They pay from their phone before you load the auger.
6 ft wood privacy, 180 ft
$6,9506 ft wood privacy, 180 ft
$6,9506 ft wood privacy, 180 ft
$6,950Example job with sample rates. Your prices, deposit and customers are yours.
Fence company answering service
The AI receptionist answers with your company name, quotes per-foot ranges from your calculator and texts you the job. You call back when the posts are set.
Answered · quoted · texted to you
The receptionist answers with your company name, in the caller’s language.
Fence type, length, gates. The same numbers as your website.
Address, fence and the range they heard, ready to book the estimate.
Hi, how much would a vinyl privacy fence be? It is about 150 feet.
Thanks for calling Cedar Line Fence. For about 150 feet of vinyl privacy, installed, it usually runs $5,400 to $6,900, with gates extra. What is the address? I can set up a time for the owner to walk the line this week.
Example call and inbox. The receptionist quotes from your calculator; nothing here is a real customer.
Fence company marketing
How to get fence customers without buying leads: a page for every fence type and town, photos of your installs, a review request after every job, and the details Google checks first.
Found · chosen · reviewed
A page for every fence type and every town you work is how Google matches you to the search.
Your site shows a cedar fence you built and a price per foot at 9 p.m. The others say "call for a free estimate".
A short text with your Google link. Happy customers post; unhappy ones reach you first.
“The website gave us a range the night we looked, the owner came out two days later, and the final price was inside it. The fence went up in two days and the crew hauled off the old chain link.”
Jenna K. · Round Rock · Google reviewExample search and review. Positions on Google are never guaranteed.
Your morning, in one screen
No apps to stitch together. Leads, today’s jobs, deposits and balances, in the same place your website and receptionist send everything.
Inbox · today · money
Each one with the fence type, the feet and the range they saw.
In order, with reminders already sent to each customer.
Card payments land the same day. One list shows who still owes.
Example dashboard with sample numbers.
How it works
Your city and your email. We email you the link to your site in a few minutes.
Wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, gates and repairs. Your rates go into the calculator and the receptionist the same day.
Pick a plan and it goes live on your own .com. If not, you owe nothing.
See real ones
Each one was built the way yours will be: from a business name and a city. Open them, tap around, get a price.
Cedar Line FenceRound Rock, TX · Editorial, price firstOpen the live site
Ironclad Fence CoChesapeake, VA · Bold and directOpen the live site
Picket and Post FencingBoise, ID · Friendly, story firstOpen the live site Example businesses made to show the product. Yours gets your name, your photos and your prices.
Runs while you work
FencePilot follows every job for you: the quote, the crew, the reminders and the review. You only hear about it when something needs you.
The website or the AI receptionist quotes from your prices and takes the request. It lands in your inbox with the quote attached.
You assign it and they get a text or email with the address and the time. One tap to accept; you are told when they do.
They get a reminder first. If the job is still open, you get a text so you can move it to someone else. No job slips through.
A reminder the day before and another an hour before, so nobody is surprised at the door and fewer visits are wasted.
Once the job is done, the customer gets your Google review link. More reviews, without you remembering to ask.
Every message can be edited or turned off, and texts to your crew only go out inside the hours you set.
Everything included
Other software hands you an empty account. FencePilot arrives built: your site, your prices, your messages and your receptionist are working the day you say yes.
We set all of it up. You give us your business name.
Compared with the usual apps
Most field-service software starts after the customer found you. FencePilot starts before: the website, the per-foot price and the receptionist that get the estimate booked, with the scheduling and invoicing behind them.
| Typical field-service apps | FencePilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Your own website | Not included, or a template you fill in yourself | Built for you first, free to see, on your own .com |
| Customers get a price at night | A "request an estimate" form | Fence type, feet, gates and a range from your rates, instantly |
| Calls you miss on the job site | Voicemail | AI receptionist quotes per foot and texts you |
| Deposits and balances | Supported, set up by you | Deposit and balance invoices from your phone, paid by card |
| Set-up | You enter everything, days or weeks | Your name and city; the rest is built in minutes |
| Price | Per user, from about $40 to $200 a month | $35 to $89 a month, domain included, cancel anytime |
Feature comparison as of October 2026 with the common field-service apps; check each one’s own site for current details.
Pricing
No setup fee and no contract. Start with the website, add the AI receptionist when the phone gets busy in spring.
Website
$35/mo
BusinessMost popular
$89/mo
Fence business guides
Starting outHow to start a fencing business in the right order: licenses and insurance, the equipment you need, what it costs, how to price your first fences and where the first customers come from.
Read the guide
PricingBuild your fence price per linear foot from material, labor and overhead, why a starting price for the first 50 feet matters, and how to check every job pays.
Read the guide
PricingInstalled price for wood, vinyl, chain link and aluminum fences on a typical backyard, what each costs you to build, and how to help a customer choose.
Read the guide
PricingWhat a fence costs per foot installed, why short fences cost more per foot, and the six things that move a fence price: material, height, length, ground, gates and tear-out.
Read the guide
Getting customersWhere fence jobs come from: Google Maps, a website with prices, yard signs, neighbors, realtors and property managers, and why answering fast matters more than any of them.
Read the guide
PricingWhy driving out to quote every fence costs more than you think, how an online range filters out bad fits, and what still needs a site visit before the final price.
Read the guideWho builds it
FencePilot is built and run by Fuly, a software company in Miami, Florida. The same engine already runs websites, quotes and phone lines for local service businesses.



Before you begin
The one that books more installs without adding office work: a website that shows a price per foot, someone who answers while you set posts, scheduling, and deposit and balance invoices. FencePilot puts those in one place, set up for you.
Yes. They pick the fence type, enter the length in feet and add gates or tear-out, and they see a range from your rates. You still walk the line before the final number; the range just weeds out the people who wanted a $1,000 privacy fence.
Yes. Send a deposit invoice when the customer signs, and a balance invoice when the fence is up. Both are paid online by card, and you see who paid in one list.
Yes. We build it first and you only pay if you decide to keep it. No card is needed to see it.
Yes. Every plan includes a .com in your business name, renewals included.
No. Monthly plans cancel anytime from your dashboard.
Yes. Your site, the estimate calculator and the AI receptionist speak English, Spanish and Portuguese.
No. Keep it for the jobs you already have. FencePilot is the part that brings the next customer: your website, the instant price and the receptionist. It also has its own calendar and invoices if you would rather have everything in one place.
We do. Your site, your prices and your messages are ready when you first open it; you change what you want from your phone. Real people answer at support@fuly.io in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Your free site starts with your business name