The revenue watchdog for Jobber
Jobber shows you what’s booked. Forecrew catches what’s slipping away.
Finished work that never became an invoice. Quotes going cold. Contracts quietly running out. Forecrew notices — and emails you every morning with the number, the name, and the link to go fix it.
30-day free trial · no card required · founding price $19/month (regular $29)
Read-only access to your Jobber account — we can’t change a thing
Your customers’ contact info is never stored — schedules and totals only
Founding price: $19/month locked in — every report, cancel anytime (regular $29)
Up and running before your coffee is
Connect Jobber
One click, sign in with Jobber, done. Nothing to install, nobody on your crew to train.
We remember your schedule
Jobs, quotes, and invoices are backfilled and kept in sync — and Forecrew remembers what your future looked like, every day.
The watchdog emails you
A morning digest that leads with money needing attention, plus a weekly catch of cancelled, unscheduled, unbilled, and expiring work — before it slips away.
See which jobs the money is stuck in
The email tells you how much needs attention. The page shows you which jobs: the deck repair that finished two months ago and never became an invoice, the quote that went quiet after you sent it. Oldest money first, every line linked straight to the job in Jobber, so you can go collect.
Every flag is tracked to its outcome
When a flagged job finally gets invoiced, or a cold quote gets approved, it lands on your recovery record — money recovered after Forecrew flagged it. Not a claim of credit; a paper trail of the saves.
A full forecast, with a memory
The email is the product — but behind it sits the whole picture: next week, next month, next quarter, and next year, month by month and job by job. And because Forecrew remembers what your future looked like, it can tell you what changed — not just what is.
“I’m building Forecrew for the owner who runs the whole show from their phone between jobs. Every reply to the digest lands in my inbox, and I read all of them — the next features get built from exactly those emails.”
Tomorrow morning’s email could be about your business.
Free for 30 days. If it doesn’t earn its keep, walk away.