Checked Sep 26, 2026
How much does IPMTrace cost?
Published plans run $249–$499 per month. Commercial pest control reporting software: audit-ready work orders, field evidence capture, IPM compliance records.
Prices are as published by IPMTrace on Sep 26, 2026. Check the linked source before buying.
Published rates
Plans and add-ons
Plans
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Teamup to 10 active field technicians, 1 office account; $2,540/yr annual | $249/mo | Monthly |
| Operationsup to 25 technicians, 1 office account; $5,090/yr annual | $499/mo | Monthly |
| Scalecontact sales; over 25 technicians | Quote | Check vendor |
Pricing source: ipmtrace.com ↗, checked Sep 26, 2026.
Beyond the plan price
Terms worth checking
- Setup
- Not published · Scale: rollout and implementation scope confirmed before purchase.
- Contract & cancellation
- monthly or annual · Renewal: unknown · terminate any time by contacting support
- Payments
- n/a
- Data export
- yes · PDF, CSV, JSON exports.
Source notes
What the headline misses
Each point is tied to a dated statement on IPMTrace's site. Open the source to read the full context.
- Both published plans include a single office administrator/review account.
“1 office administrator and review account”
ipmtrace.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗ - Work orders and exports are unlimited only 'for normal business use'; high-volume use is steered to the custom Scale plan.
“Unlimited work orders for normal business use”
ipmtrace.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
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