SecurityQS vs SalesRabbit · 2026

SecurityQS vs SalesRabbit: the honest comparison

Both put a knock map in your pocket. The real difference is who they're built for — and what shows up on the bill.

The short version: SecurityQS is the pick for the independent 1099 rep and small crews who want a price they can see, no annual contract, and rep financials built in — the New-Homeowners lead source, commission & chargeback tracking, and mileage are all included, not add-ons. SalesRabbit is the more established, enterprise-ready platform built for larger teams that can absorb per-seat pricing, paid add-ons, and an annual commitment. Pick on team size and how you want to be billed, not on the map.

Side by side

The questions reps actually ask when they're deciding, answered plainly.

What you're decidingSecurityQSSalesRabbit
A price you can see without a sales call?Yes — every plan listed, $25–$250/moBase seat prices are listed; setup fees, seat minimums & Enterprise pricing are not
Free trial?30 days, no credit cardNo trial — only a free single-user Lite tier
Buy a single seat, self-serve?Yes — one seat, sign up onlinePaid plans are team-oriented; minimum seat commitments can apply
Contract?Month-to-month, cancel anytimeAnnual — 1 to 3 year terms
Setup / onboarding fee?$0A paid implementation package is required to launch
Just-sold / new-homeowner leads?Included in the planPaid add-on (Mover Leads), billed per user/mo
Commission & chargeback tracking?Built inNo — it tracks the knock, not your pay
Automatic mileage + 1099 tax deductions?Built inNo
Doorstep quoting with live commission math?YesDigital contracts are a paid add-on
Install-tech tools (inventory, side-job invoicing)?Built inNo
Native iOS / Android apps?Installable web app (PWA)Yes — polished native apps + offline
Proven at 10+ rep enterprise scale?Newer, bootstrappedYes — 85,000+ users, mature integrations

SalesRabbit pricing and terms verified against salesrabbit.com/pricing as of July 2026. Prices change — confirm current terms on their site.

The pricing, in plain English

Same map, very different bill.

SecurityQS: flat, published, month-to-month

You see the price before you sign up, you buy exactly the seats you need, and you can leave whenever. No setup fee, no annual lock-in.

  • Sales Rep $25 · Sales Manager $60 · Team Management Pro $250 · Technician free · FieldStacker Card free
  • Team Management Pro $250 — a manager plus 7 assignable seats on one bill
  • 30-day free trial, no credit card · $0 setup · cancel anytime

SalesRabbit: per seat, plus add-ons, on a contract

The base seat price is only part of it. The pieces most reps actually want — new-mover leads, digital contracts, weather, and DataGrid AI data — are separately-priced add-ons billed per user per month, and paid plans run on an annual commitment.

  • Team $59/user/mo · Pro $75/user/mo ($49 billed annually) · RoofLink $120/user/mo
  • Add-ons $13–$31 per user/mo each; a paid implementation package is required
  • Annual contract (1–3 years); bills for seats, with no mid-cycle refund

Be honest — who wins for whom

We'd rather you land on the right tool than churn in a month.

✅ Pick SecurityQS if…

  • You're an independent 1099 rep or a 1–5 person crew
  • You want a price you can see and no annual contract
  • You want just-sold leads, commission/chargeback tracking, and mileage included
  • You sell and install, and want technician tools in the same app

👍 Stay with SalesRabbit if…

  • You run an established 10+ rep team and want a proven category leader
  • Native iOS/Android apps with mature offline mode are non-negotiable
  • You need deep CRM integrations, enterprise analytics, gamification or SSO
  • A national, productized homeowner-data pipeline matters more than transparent pricing

Questions reps ask

Is SecurityQS cheaper than SalesRabbit?

For a solo rep or a small crew, almost always yes. SecurityQS is a flat, published price for a single person — $25/mo for the Sales Rep plan, no seat minimum and no setup fee. SalesRabbit's paid plans are priced per user (Team $59/user/mo and Pro $75/user/mo, or $49/user/mo billed annually, as of July 2026), the features most reps want are separately-priced add-ons, and a paid implementation package is required to launch. For a large established team, compare the all-in cost including add-ons before deciding.

Does SalesRabbit have a free trial?

No. SalesRabbit offers a free single-user "Lite" tier, but not a free trial of its paid plans. SecurityQS starts every account with a 30-day free trial and no credit card required.

Do I have to sign an annual contract?

With SecurityQS, no — every plan is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime from the billing page. SalesRabbit's paid plans are annual commitments, with contract terms available from one to three years.

Are new-homeowner (just-sold) leads included?

In SecurityQS, yes — the New Homeowners just-sold-home lead layer is built into the plan. In SalesRabbit, new-mover / just-sold homeowner leads are a separately-priced add-on billed per user per month on top of your seat.

What does SecurityQS do that SalesRabbit doesn't?

SecurityQS tracks the rep's actual money, not just the knock: commission and chargeback tracking, automatic mileage and 1099 tax deductions, doorstep quoting with live commission math, and install-technician tools (inventory, side-job invoicing, job assignment). SalesRabbit is a canvassing and territory platform; those rep-financial and technician features aren't part of it.

Which should a large, established team pick?

Be honest with yourself about scale. If you run 10+ reps and want a proven category leader with polished native iOS and Android apps, deep CRM integrations, and enterprise analytics, SalesRabbit is a strong, battle-tested choice with 85,000+ users. SecurityQS is built for the independent 1099 rep and small teams who want transparent pricing, no contract, and rep financials included — not to out-scale an enterprise deployment.

See your price, then try it free

No demo, no sales call, no credit card. Start a 30-day free trial and knock your first door on SecurityQS today.