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What’s Your Wild?

Pick one and we will show your kind of work first.

Built for companies that cross service lines

Pest, wildlife, or both. This is for you.

Whether you work alone or run several crews, keep recurring pest visits and wildlife projects in one place. One customer history, one team, and no second system when you add services.

Customer Records in WildPipe: the customer list with phone numbers, addresses, and balances

Direct answer

Does it fit the way you work?

Add recurring pest routes to a wildlife company—or wildlife projects to a pest business—without another CRM, another app, or another customer database.

Best fit: Companies crossing service lines, multi-brand operators, and growing teams that want one system for recurring pest work and project-based wildlife control.

May not be the best fit: Single-purpose teams that never plan to connect customer, field, communication, and financial workflows may not need the cross-service platform model.

What this operation gets

  • One customer journey across project and recurring work
  • Shared phones, routes, field app, payments, and portal
  • Purpose-built pest and wildlife modules
  • Multi-company brand silos under one login

Problems the operating system replaces

Built around the work you do every day.

1

Separate systems split customers and reporting

In WildPipe: One customer journey across project and recurring work

2

Teams relearn workflows for every service line

In WildPipe: Shared phones, routes, field app, payments, and portal

3

Cross-selling is hidden by disconnected histories

In WildPipe: Purpose-built pest and wildlife modules

4

Brand and company growth creates duplicate infrastructure

In WildPipe: Multi-company brand silos under one login

Buyer evaluation guide

How to evaluate the best pest and wildlife control CRM for your company

“Best” depends on operational fit, implementation, evidence, and total workflow—not the longest feature list. Ask each vendor to demonstrate these requirements using your real scenarios.

CRITERION 1

One customer and property history across service lines

CRITERION 2

Purpose-built pest and wildlife workflows

CRITERION 3

Shared field app, phones, payments, routes, and portal

CRITERION 4

Multi-brand and multi-company controls

CRITERION 5

Cross-service reporting and customer insights

CRITERION 6

Migration and team-training requirements

Why owners trust WildPipe

Built by people who do this work.

WildPipe was built by wildlife control professionals who hold NWCOA Certified Wildlife Control Operator and Advanced Wildlife Control Operator credentials, with ongoing guidance from experienced industry consultants. Every feature page shows exactly what you get, and our comparisons give other software fair credit using public information, never guessed pricing.

A little more clarity

Before you choose your next system.

Plain answers about the work you need to manage.

Ask us a question
Can one company run pest and wildlife services in WildPipe?

Yes. Both modules share the same customers, properties, phone system, conversations, field app, scheduling, routes, payments, portal, and reporting while retaining purpose-built workflows for each service line.

Will teams need to enter the same customer twice?

No. A single customer and property history can include recurring pest visits, wildlife inspections, exclusion projects, cameras, traps, invoices, warranties, and communications.

Can WildPipe support multiple brands or locations?

Yes. Multi-company operations can separate brand identity, phone numbers, gateways, portals, teams, and reporting while owners and authorized staff work under one login.

Is WildPipe intended only for large companies?

No. WildPipe supports growing operators and multi-company organizations. Unlimited users and role-based access let a company add office and field staff without moving to a per-seat tier.

Your next chapter

See how it fits your day.

We’ll review your current tools, the work you do, and what your team needs to switch.

Free account creation · Activation after onboarding · See platform fees