A dog walker's week repeats: the same dogs, the same streets, the same times, with a holiday or a vet visit breaking the pattern every few days. The hard part is not the walking. It is keeping the schedule straight, proving the walk happened, and getting paid for every one of them.
Doxford is dog walking software built around that week. Regular walks repeat on their own, each walk is tracked by GPS from the walker's phone, the owner gets a note and photos at the end, and the invoice follows from the walks you actually did.
Yes, up to a point, and here is exactly where that point is. Doxford is free while you have up to 5 clients. There is no time limit on that and no credit card at sign-up. You get the same app as paying customers: the client and pet records, the calendar, your online booking page, invoices and online payments, check-ins and the staff app.
When your client list grows past 5, Doxford asks you to subscribe before you create anything new. The plan is $39.90 a month, or $24.90 a month billed yearly, plus $10.00 a month for each extra active staff member. Your existing clients, pets and history stay where they are either way.
Two honest footnotes: text message reminders are paid per message on every plan, and booking pages on the free plan show a small "Powered by Doxford" link.
Yes. The owner's side runs in the browser on any Mac, Windows PC or tablet. Walkers use the staff app on iPhone or Android.
No, it is the same account with different services. See pet sitting software for how visits and stays work.
Yes, data import is free. Send us your file.
Coty Cortez K9Elite Dog Training
This is easily the most quickly developing software I have seen for the pet profession industry. It literally gets updated daily with new features. I personally have worked with the developer and he takes every idea I have into consideration when it comes to implementation. He cares about his clients and their needs which is my favorite thing about Doxford. I can't tell you how many thousands of dollars I have spent on companies with difficult software that was to lazy to make it better. This is a must for new and experienced pet professionals alike.