Field Complete is a technology company.
Field Complete has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Field Complete has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Field Complete is a field service management software company offering a free, all-in-one platform to streamline operations for home service contractors like plumbers, HVAC technicians, roofers, and appliance repair businesses.[1][2][4] It serves small to large teams—including owners, office staff, and in-field technicians—by solving inefficiencies in job scheduling, customer management, invoicing, estimates, payments, and real-time reporting, enabling businesses to reduce paperwork, boost productivity, and complete more jobs.[1][2][4] The company emphasizes affordability (starting at $39.99/month after free trial, with a free mobile app option) and ease of use, targeting local contractors across the US to empower them with ERP-like tools previously inaccessible to small operations.[2][3][4]
Growth momentum stems from product-led strategies, word-of-mouth acquisition of the first 100 customers via network effects, and key metrics like jobs completed and homes serviced.[3] Backed by venture capital and angels, it has scaled to ~$6 million in revenue with 14 employees, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.[5][3]
Field Complete was founded by a team including CEO & Co-Founder Tim Tesluck, COO & Co-Founder, and CTO & Co-Founder, who built the software initially for personal use in their own service business.[1][3] The idea emerged from real-world pain points in managing field operations, evolving into a full product only after achieving product-market fit; Tesluck described it as "ERP for your local plumber," born from a "long path" that required him to relocate countries, cut personal spending, and self-fund to jumpstart development.[3]
Early traction came organically through solving authentic problems, with the company opening to a wider market post-validation. Its name reflects the goal of providing a "complete solution for field workers" as their sole software need.[3] Headquartered at 9040 Roswell Rd in Atlanta since its startup phase, it has grown via subcontractor networks and integrations like QuickBooks and Stripe.[1][2]
Field Complete rides the wave of digital transformation in the $500B+ US home services market, where small contractors (plumbers, HVAC pros) lag in adopting tech amid labor shortages, rising costs, and customer demands for instant booking/invoicing.[2][3] Its timing aligns with post-pandemic shifts to remote/hybrid operations and mobile-first tools, amplified by integrations that bridge fragmented ecosystems like accounting software.[2]
Market forces favoring it include SaaS democratization—making enterprise-grade features free/cheap for mom-and-pops—and product-led growth in B2B, reducing sales friction in underserved verticals.[3] By empowering local service pros with insights and automation, it influences the ecosystem via network effects, boosting efficiency for subcontractors and homeowners while competing with pricier incumbents like ServiceTitan.[3][4]
Field Complete is poised to expand as AI-driven scheduling and predictive maintenance integrate into field service software, potentially enhancing its core with features like automated dispatching or customer matching.[2] Trends like subcontracting marketplaces and economic pressures on small businesses will fuel adoption, with its free model accelerating market share among the 500K+ US contractors.[3]
Its influence may evolve from niche ERP-for-plumbers to a dominant platform across services, especially if venture backing scales sales and internationalizes beyond the US—ultimately enabling more owners to "take that vacation" while servicing millions more homes.[3][4] This positions it as a quiet disruptor in fragmented field ops, tying back to its origins: software born from real needs, now scaling to transform local trades.
Field Complete has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Field Complete's investors include Angel Invest, Archetype, Balderton Capital, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Champion Hill Labs, Crosslink Capital, Earl Grey Capital, IntangibleVC, KW Angel Fund, Pareto Holdings, Starbridge Venture Capital, Adam Wiggins.
Field Complete has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in August 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2020 | $2.0M Seed | Angel Invest, Archetype, Balderton Capital, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Champion Hill Labs, Crosslink Capital, Earl Grey Capital, IntangibleVC, KW Angel Fund, Pareto Holdings, Starbridge Venture Capital, Adam Wiggins, Charlie Songhurst, David Petersen, George Burke, Jason Gardner, Jeff Rusinow, Jeremy Yap, John Carleton, Jules Walker, Jutta Steiner, Kurt Bilafer, Luis Cuende, Mark Goines, Mathieu Guerville, Ron Suber, Siddharth Singhal, Trent McConaghy, DST Global, Founders' Co-op, Founders Fund, Henry de Zoete, Immad Akhund, Matteo Franceschetti, Oliver Jung, One Way Ventures, Pedro Franceschi, Philippe Teixeira da Mota, Tanooj Luthra, Touchdown Ventures |