Find software that fits your business.
Compare software based on what your business needs, what products can actually do, and what they cost.
Independent. Vendors cannot pay for inclusion, placement or classification.
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- Checked products
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How choosing software works here
Pick your industry above, then work through three steps. Every product is checked against the vendor's own sources, with the date it was checked.
Choose your business typeEach industry is split into the different ways businesses in it work — solo, mobile, multi-site and so on — so the list narrows to products recorded as fitting businesses like yours.
Compare what products can doSee each product's documented workflows, UK applicability, starting price and sources side by side. Unknowns stay visible rather than being guessed.
Refine pricing where availableIn Pest control, add your team size and requirements to see the minimum documented plan and an indicative price.
How we find software that fits
No single software product is best for every business. We organise our research around the different ways businesses work, then examine which products have the capabilities to support them. Comparisons are grounded in documented sources, with important unknowns kept visible.
Buyer situationEach market is organised by buyer situation — the different ways businesses work — rather than by a single ranking.
SourcesPrices, UK applicability and workflows are taken from vendors' own pages and carry the date they were checked.
Unknown valuesWhere a value could not be verified, it is recorded as unknown rather than inferred, and stays visible in every comparison.
No scoresThe index publishes no ratings, star scores or reviews. Fit is explained in words for each buyer situation.
Where the buying tool is available
- Business profileTell us about the size and shape of your business using neutral fields such as staff, customers and sites.
- RequirementsChoose what the software needs to do.
- Vendor mappingWhere the buying tool is available, BTI maps those answers onto each vendor's published plans, capacity limits and pricing rules.
- Indicative configurationSee the minimum documented configuration, useful price information, assumptions and source dates. Unknowns stay visible rather than being guessed.
Independence
No vendor can pay to be included, to rank higher, or to change a product's classification or description. There are no sponsored placements and no vendor submissions.
Products excluded from a market are retained with the reason for exclusion.