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Compare Arborist Software
Arborist software helps tree care teams manage work, and the right choice depends on the jobs you need to handle and the platforms your team uses.
The board shows a signal score out of 10, plus marks for a public API, open-source code and a free tier. Compare scheduling, estimates, tree records, risk reports, offline mobile access and route planning.
- 13 platforms
- 1 with a free tier
- Checked 28 Sept 2026
- 1 TTreezitreeziapp.com
Tree service software for web and mobile, with photo-based estimates and job scheduling; from $49.99 per user/month.
- 2 AArborNotearbornote.com
Tree care software with GPS-mapped inventories, proposals, work orders and invoicing; includes a 14-day trial.
- 3 A
ArborSmartgetarborsmart.comTree care business software for web and mobile, with estimates, crew scheduling and fleet records; from $60/month.
- 4 AArborsoftGoarborsoftgo.com
Scheduling and crew management software for tree servicing, lawn care and landscaping; includes a 30-day trial.
- 5 CU
Clearion UVMarcos-inc.comClearion UVM is a standardized solution for electric utility vegetation management organizations that do not require extended customization.
- 6 A
Arborgoldarborgold.comWeb and mobile software for tree care businesses, with invoicing, payments and route planning; from $129/month annually.
- 7 AP
Arb Proarbprosoftware.com - 8 AArboStararbostar.com
Tree care business software for web and mobile, with estimates, scheduling, employee location and payroll calculations.
- 9 TTreePlotterplanitgeo.com
Web mapping software for trees and urban forests, with mobile field updates that work offline; from $1,500/year.
- 10 AArbTaskarbtask.com
Web software for tree work orders and estimates, with a free plan and paid plans from 499 SEK/month.
- 11 FForestreeforestree.dev
Web software for tree inventories, work orders and risk reports; pricing on request.
- 12 AArborBidarborbid.com
Web software for tree care businesses, with work scheduling, estimates, tree records and offline mobile access.
- 13 TTreeKeeperdavey.com
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How to choose
Which work tasks should the software cover?
Start with the work your team needs to manage: scheduling work orders, preparing estimates and proposals, keeping tree inventory records, or creating tree risk reports.
Compare those capabilities against your day-to-day needs rather than assuming every tool covers the same tasks.
Which platforms does the software need to run on?
Choose based on the devices your team uses, including web, iOS, Android, Windows or macOS.
If the software must connect to another system, check whether it offers a public API. API access lets software exchange information with other applications.
Do you need offline mobile access or route planning?
Check for offline mobile mode if staff need to work when they cannot rely on an internet connection. Look for route optimization if planning travel between jobs matters.
How should I compare free plans, trials and prices?
Distinguish a free plan from a free trial: a trial provides temporary access, while a free plan has no stated trial period. Check the listed starting price or ask the maker for pricing when it is available on request.
For example, ArbTask lists a free plan and paid pricing from 499 SEK a month; ArborSmart lists pricing from $60 per month and a 14-day trial.
Can I use or change the software's code?
If you need to inspect or modify the code, check the tool's open-source status and licence. A public API is different: it connects software to other applications but does not mean the code is open source.
Questions
What should I compare in arborist software?
Compare work order scheduling, estimates and proposals, tree inventory records, risk reports, supported platforms, offline mobile mode and route optimization.
Is there arborist software with a free plan?
ArbTask is listed with a free plan and paid pricing from 499 SEK a month. A free plan is different from a free trial.
Which arborist software supports mobile devices?
The board compares iOS and Android support, along with web, Windows and macOS availability. Check the platform details for the tool you are considering.
What does offline mobile mode mean for arborist software?
It means mobile work can continue without an internet connection. Check whether the tool supports this if field staff may work offline.
Does arborist software include route optimization?
Route optimization is one of the features compared on the board. Check a tool's listing to see whether it offers the feature.
What is the difference between an API and open-source software?
A public API lets software exchange information with other applications. Open-source software makes code available under a licence; one does not imply the other.
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