Septic business software

Septic business software built around the tank, not a generic work order

SepticHub keeps every customer, septic system, pumping date, and service report for your company in one place — and turns that history into your next jobs.

The demo is preloaded with about 400 customers — no signup required.

What septic companies run on SepticHub

Everything below ships in every plan — records, scheduling, reminders, field tools, and reporting for pumping, inspection, and installation work.

Customer & tank records

Every customer, property, and septic system in one place: tank size, material, compartments, system type, install date, permit number, gate codes, and access notes.

Scheduling & routing-friendly calendar

Week and month views, drag-and-drop rescheduling, and technician assignments so tomorrow's pumping route is set before the truck rolls.

Automatic pumping reminders

Due dates recalculate after every visit, and branded email or SMS reminders go out on your schedule — per-customer channel preferences included. Companies selling a monthly biological treatment product can also enroll properties in recurring monthly treatment reminders, a steady add-on revenue stream that runs itself.

Field logging on a phone

Technicians log gallons pumped, loads, price, notes, and job photos, then capture the homeowner's signature on the screen before leaving the property.

Printable service reports & PDFs

Branded per-visit reports and year-end summaries of visits, customers served, gallons pumped, and revenue — print or save as PDF.

Card payments on any job

Turn any job's balance into a secure pay link sent by email or text. The customer pays by card from their phone, the job marks itself paid, and the money settles into your company's own bank account.

Customer portal & service requests

Homeowners open a private link to see their system, history, and next due date — and request service without calling the office.

AI assistant built in

Owners and office staff can ask questions in plain English — "Who's due next month?", "When was 412 Ridge Rd last pumped?" — and get answers from live data. The assistant can reschedule jobs, update records, log visits, and send reminders, always asking for confirmation before it changes anything.

Who it is for

Septic pumping companies

Keep thousands of tanks on schedule, batch reminders by due month, and turn service history into next season's route.

Inspectors & real-estate work

Store permits, diagrams, and inspection photos on the property record so a report is one click away years later.

Installers & repair crews

Track systems from install forward, with documents, warranty notes, and every follow-up visit on the same record.

Switching from spreadsheets

Common questions about septic business software

What is septic business software?
Septic business software is a system built specifically for septic pumping, inspection, and installation companies. Instead of generic field-service tools, it tracks the septic system itself — tank size, compartments, permits, pumping intervals — alongside customers, scheduling, service history, and reminders.
How is SepticHub different from generic field service software?
Generic tools model a job. SepticHub models the tank. Every property carries its own recommended pumping interval, so next-due dates recalculate automatically after each visit and reminders go out without anyone building a list by hand.
Can I move my existing customer list over?
Yes. Import CSV or Excel files with guided column mapping, duplicate detection, and a full preview before anything is saved.
Does it work in the field with no office computer?
Yes. The field view is built for phones: technicians log the visit, add photos, and collect a homeowner signature on the screen at job completion.
What does it cost?
Plans start at $99 per month (or $990 per year) for up to 1,000 properties, with larger tiers as your property list grows. See the pricing page for current tiers.

Put every tank on a schedule that runs itself

Pick a plan, import your property list, and send your first batch of pumping reminders the same week.