Price
POOL360 runs about $1 per pool per month, so it's the cheaper of the per-pool tools - but the bill still tracks your route, and pricing is demo-gated rather than published. Ours is flat by tier and on the pricing page.
PoolBoss vs POOL360 PoolService
PoolBoss vs POOL360 PoolService: POOL360 is POOLCORP's per-pool tool that requires a distributor account. PoolBoss is independent, flat by pool count, with a free plan and no supplier lock-in.
PoolBoss
$29
Startup — per month
POOL360
$100
per month
That's money back in your pocket every year
$852
Estimate from published rates, June 2026. POOL360: about $1 per pool per month, and it requires a POOLCORP distributor account.
POOL360 runs about $1 per pool per month, so it's the cheaper of the per-pool tools - but the bill still tracks your route, and pricing is demo-gated rather than published. Ours is flat by tier and on the pricing page.
The real consideration is the distributor tie. POOL360 is POOLCORP's software and expects a POOLCORP account, with in-app ordering from their catalogue. That's an advantage if you buy there anyway and a lock-in if you don't. We're not tied to a supplier.
Bring your customers, pools, routes and visit history across from a spreadsheet. Stay on the free plan up to 20 pools while you decide. No card, no clock, nothing to cancel if you walk away.
POOL360 PoolService is POOLCORP's pool-service software, priced at about $1 per pool per month, and it requires a POOL360 distributor account to use. PoolBoss is independent of any distributor, charges a flat rate by pool-count tier, starts free up to 20 pools, and doesn't tie your customer data to a supplier.
| Feature | PoolBoss | POOL360 |
|---|---|---|
| Built for pool service | Yes | Yes |
| Pricing model | Flat by pool-count tier | Per pool (~$1/pool) |
| Requires a distributor account | No | Yes (POOL360 / POOLCORP) |
| Free plan | Yes (20 pools) | No (60-day trial) |
| Published pricing | Yes | Demo-gated |
| Chemical tracking | Yes, structured | Yes (POOL360 WaterTest) |
| In-app supply ordering | No | Yes (POOLCORP catalog) |
| Offline mobile app | Yes | Limited |
PoolBoss is flat by pool count and never charges per tech or per seat, so the bill flattens out. Here is the same growth on each tool, from a starter route to a large fleet.
| Pools | POOL360 | PoolBoss |
|---|---|---|
| 20 pools | $20/mo | Free |
| 50 pools | $50/mo | $29/mo |
| 100 pools | $100/mo | $29/mo |
| 250 pools | $250/mo | $79/mo |
| 500 pools | $500/mo | $249/mo |
| 1,000 pools | $1,000/mo | $249/mo |
POOL360 PoolService is built on POOLCORP's POOL360 ordering platform, and you need a POOL360 account to use it. That can make sense if you already buy everything from POOLCORP, but it means your customer and service data lives alongside your supplier's. PoolBoss is independent - no distributor account, no supplier tie, works with whoever you buy from.
POOL360's advantage is real and hard to match: live POOLCORP pricing, inventory, and one-click supply ordering built right into the service workflow, plus Bluetooth water testing through POOL360 WaterTest. If you buy from POOLCORP and want ordering inside your software, nothing else matches that integration.
PoolBoss charges a flat rate by pool count instead of $1 per pool, so a 100-pool company pays one predictable price rather than a per-pool tab that grows with the route. It also starts free, publishes its full pricing, and keeps your data independent of any distributor.
Not a promise — the actual screens
You already know what Monday looks like in POOL360. Here is the same day in ours, start to finish. Nothing on this page is on a paid tier.
Routes are assigned, stops are in driving order, and anything that needs a decision is sitting at the top. You're not planning the day - you're glancing at it and pouring coffee.
Dashboard — every plan, including free
Stops today
38
▲ 4 vs last Monday
Techs out
3 of 4
Tomas starts 7:00
Needs review
2
1 chemistry · 1 overdue
Collected this week
$4,180
▲ $610 vs last week
| Technician | Route | Progress | Est. finish | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Marcus BellTruck 2 | Westside Monday | 2 / 12 | 2:40 PM | ON ROUTE |
Dana ReyesTruck 1 | North Loop | 5 / 14 | 3:15 PM | ON ROUTE |
Tomas KineTruck 3 | Commercial — East | 0 / 8 | 4:50 PM | STARTS 7:00 |
Ray TolliverTruck 4 | Fill-ins & callbacks | 3 / 4 | 11:20 AM | ON ROUTE |
Optimizing shows you the new order first and tells you what it saves. Keep it or throw it away - nothing reorders behind your back, because you have reasons for your order that the software doesn't know about.
Route optimization — every plan, including free
Routes › Westside Monday
| # | Customer | Address | Window | Service | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jennifer Reyes | 412 Catalina Dr | — | Weekly clean | COMPLETED |
| 2 | The Alvarez Pool | 88 Saguaro Way | — | Weekly clean | COMPLETED |
| 3 | Marco's Cantina▲ moved up 2 | 1500 Gulf Blvd | Before 11:00 | Commercial | IN PROGRESS |
| 4 | Holloway Residence▲ moved up 1 | 27 Mesa Verde Ct | — | Weekly clean | 11:40 AM |
| 5 | Sandra Whitfield | 9 Palm Hollow Ln | Gate code 4417 | Weekly clean | 12:05 PM |
| 6 | Bayview Condos▼ moved down 3 | 2200 Shoreline Dr | After 12:00 | Commercial | 12:45 PM |
| 7 | Priya Raman | 18 Ocotillo Ct | — | Weekly clean | 1:20 PM |
| 8 | Dale Ferris | 705 Ironwood St | Dog on site | Bi-weekly | 1:55 PM |
Readings go in, the dose comes back, the photo attaches. If the phone drops signal behind a gate the visit still saves and syncs when it comes back. Nobody re-enters anything at the end of the day.
Mobile app — iPhone and Android, works offline
88 Saguaro Way · 18,000 gal · Salt
The visit lands the second it saves - readings, photos, time on site, who was there. When a customer calls asking whether anyone came out, you're not calling the tech to ask. You're reading them the answer.
Customer record — every plan, including free
Customers › The Alvarez Pool
Tomas found a cracked filter housing at a commercial site. He quoted it on his phone, the customer approved it, and it became an invoice with a payment link - no re-typing, no waiting for someone to get back to the office.
Quotes & invoicing — every plan, including free
Invoices › INV-1042
| Description | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filter housing replacementPentair Clean & Clear 150 — cracked lid seat | 1 | $189.00 | $189.00 |
| LaborTomas Kine · 2.0 hrs @ $85/hr | 2 | $85.00 | $170.00 |
| Monthly service — MarchCommercial weekly | 1 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
That's the whole day - and every screen on it is on the free plan.
Join the waitlistSwitching from POOL360
You don’t have to pick a cutover day, and you don’t have to cancel anything to try it. Run both for a couple of weeks if you want — the free plan doesn’t expire.
Export your customer list out of POOL360. Save it as CSV. You don't have to clean it up, rename a single column, or match it to a template of ours.
Step one of fourWe match your columns to ours automatically and show you exactly what we found - row by row, including anything we couldn't read and any column we're about to ignore. Nothing is written until you confirm.
Customers, then poolsPast visits and their chemical readings import the same way, so a customer who's been on your route for three years still looks like it. Then build your routes and you're running.
Same afternoonWhat actually comes over?
Customers, pools and their specs, routes with stop order, and past visits with their chemical readings - chlorine, pH, alkalinity, hardness, CYA, salt and temperature.
Do I have to cancel POOL360 first?
No. Nothing here asks for a card, so you can run both until you're satisfied and cancel on your own schedule.
What if the file is a mess?
Most of them are. The preview flags the rows it can't read and the columns it isn't using, so you fix them before anything is created - not after.
What if I import the same file twice?
Customers, pools and visit history are matched and skipped rather than duplicated, using your old system's record IDs when the export includes them.
Will my customers get emailed?
No. Importing three years of history doesn't send three years of service reports. Historical visits import silently.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The importer is part of the product on every plan, including free.
Grab your POOL360 export and try the import. If it doesn't look right, you've lost twenty minutes.
Join the waitlistPOOL360 PoolService is priced at about $1 per pool per month with a 60-day free trial, though POOLCORP gates full pricing behind a demo. PoolBoss publishes flat pool-count pricing from $0 and is usually cheaper once you pass a few dozen pools.
Yes. POOL360 PoolService requires a POOL360 (POOLCORP) account. PoolBoss is independent and works with any supplier.
No. It offers a 60-day free trial, not a permanent free plan. PoolBoss has a free plan for up to 20 pools.
POOL360 integrates live POOLCORP supply pricing and one-click ordering into the service workflow. PoolBoss doesn't sell supplies and isn't tied to a distributor, so it doesn't offer in-app POOLCORP ordering.
Why switch
Even where a competitor checks the same box, what you switch for is how it is delivered: pool-specific, priced flat by pool count, with nothing locked to a higher tier.
Built for pools, not bolted on
Water chemistry is the job, so it's the core of the product, not a notes field. Generic field-service tools don't track it.
Flat rate by pool count
You pay by how many pools you manage. No per-seat fees, no per-pool meter, and no surprise line on the bill as you grow.
Every feature on every plan
Nothing is locked to a higher tier. The Free plan has the same features as Fleet. Plans differ only by pool count.
Works in the field
The tech app runs on any phone and keeps working with no signal, so a visit completes at the pool and syncs when you're back on.
Flat-rate pricing by pool count, a free plan, and every feature on every tier. Join the waitlist to start.