Epoxy flooring software
Measure it, grind it, coat it, get paid.
Quote a garage floor by the square foot, take the deposit before you rent the grinder, and send the invoice while the topcoat cures. All from the phone in your pocket.
The money is decided before the first coat goes down
Thin prep, a missed moisture test, a floor you priced from memory. What you use to keep track of it should not be the weak part.
- A price worked out in the truck from a square footage you half remember
- Photos of the cracks and oil stains lost in a camera roll of 4,000
- Renting the grinder before the deposit has landed
- The customer asking about flake colour in a text from two weeks ago
- Square footage, prep and coats priced as line items on one quote
- Before-photos on the job, next to the quote you sent
- Deposit taken the moment they approve, before you book the kit
- Every message from that customer sitting on the job it is about
What is epoxy flooring software?
Epoxy flooring software is how a coating contractor prices a floor, keeps the prep and the coats on one job, and bills for it. No paper quote, no spreadsheet, no square footage on a sticky note.
Right now the square footage is in your phone's notes app, the deposit is a text, and the cure date is in your head.
StrikeHoney does all of it in one app: quote the floor, carry the job through cure, and get paid without chasing anyone.
- 01Quotes priced off the square footage and the prep
- 02A job that stays open through grind, base coat and topcoat
- 03Photos of the slab before you touch it
- 04A deposit before the grinder gets rented
- 05Invoices, and knowing who still owes you
Built coat by coat
Quote the floor while you are still standing on it
Measure it, price the prep and the coats as line items, and send it as a link they open and approve on their phone. The deposit comes in on the same tap. A PDF you email cannot take money before you have left the driveway.
Carry one job from grind to cure
Prep, base coat, flake, topcoat and the cure window all sit on the one job, with the before-photos beside them. A camera roll cannot tell you which slab had the oil stain.
Take the deposit before you book the grinder
Approval and deposit happen in the same step, and the deposit is credited on the final invoice. You are not fronting the kit rental on a job that might still fall through.
Keep the flake-colour questions off your personal cell
Calls and texts land on the job, on a business number that is not the one your kids' school has. A group chat cannot tell you the floor was signed off on Thursday.
- 01
Quote the floor while you are still standing on it
Measure it, price the prep and the coats as line items, and send it as a link they open and approve on their phone. The deposit comes in on the same tap. A PDF you email cannot take money before you have left the driveway.
- 02
Carry one job from grind to cure
Prep, base coat, flake, topcoat and the cure window all sit on the one job, with the before-photos beside them. A camera roll cannot tell you which slab had the oil stain.
- 03
Take the deposit before you book the grinder
Approval and deposit happen in the same step, and the deposit is credited on the final invoice. You are not fronting the kit rental on a job that might still fall through.
- 04
Keep the flake-colour questions off your personal cell
Calls and texts land on the job, on a business number that is not the one your kids' school has. A group chat cannot tell you the floor was signed off on Thursday.
Where the money goes
The floor is priced before the first coat.
Prep is most of the labour and none of the glory, and it is the line customers argue about. Quoted as its own item, in writing, it stops being a conversation you have twice.
The old way, and this way
Sound like your Tuesday?
You and a grinder, maybe a second person on the big pours. No estimator, no dispatcher, nobody costing the resin for you.
- You coat floors on your own, or with one or two others.
- You work in Canada and you want the money side to know which province you poured in.
- You price by the floor, prep and coats together, not by the hour.
- You would rather price prep, coats and flake in one place than three.
Square footage is hard enough without the tax
A coating quote is mostly one number multiplied out: the floor area, the prep, the coats. Every mistake in the tax line gets multiplied along with it.
StrikeHoney reads the rate off your province and applies it to the whole invoice, warehouse-sized or garage-sized, then keeps the tax report for the year end.
Not ready to sign up? Run a real floor through the free calculator first and see the total the customer actually owes.
| Province | Tax | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | HST | 13% |
| Alberta | GST | 5% |
| British Columbia | GST + PST | 5% + 7% |
| Manitoba | GST + RST | 5% + 7% |
A separate provincial tax is opt in, because whether it lands on labour or only on materials depends on the trade. Rates checked against the Canada Revenue Agency in August 2026.
One plan. Choose how often you pay.
- Leads, quotes, jobs and invoicing
- Your own business phone number
- GST/HST worked out by province
- Cancel any time, export any time
Before you ask
Epoxy flooring software is how a coating contractor prices a floor, keeps the prep and coats on one job, and bills for it. It stands in for the square footage you worked out in the truck and half remember.
StrikeHoney is built for Canadian trade contractors, coating installers included. Quoting, job tracking and invoicing are shaped around how a coating job actually runs: prep, coats and a cure window, priced per floor.
Yes. Quotes are built from line items, so the square footage, the prep and each coat sit on their own line at their own rate.
Yes. The rate for your province goes onto every floor you invoice, so you are not checking a percentage against a warehouse job at 10 PM.
Yes. The deposit is collected when the customer approves the quote, so the kit is booked against money that has already landed. It is credited on the final invoice.
Both. It is built for one person first. Bring someone on and they get a stripped-down view of the jobs they are on, with the money hidden.
$24/mo CAD, everything included. Pay six months ahead and it works out to $21/mo CAD; pay for the year up front and it is $19/mo CAD. Same product, less money. One plan, no tiers, no add-ons.
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