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How ForgeWorks pricing works: flat monthly plans and free trials with no credit card

ForgeWorks pricing is a flat monthly subscription per app, with the price printed on each product page, no contract, and no card to start. RunSheet, FieldForge, RemediDocs, GarageForge, BookForge and FrameForge each begin with a 14-day free trial that does not ask for a credit card. AerialBid and Tariffly have free plans with no time limit. You add payment details inside the app only when you decide to keep it.

That is the whole model. The rest of this page is the detail people email me about, so you can get the answer here instead.

Why flat pricing

I ran an auto repair garage before I wrote software, and the software I paid for then had a habit of growing a new line on the bill every few months. The feature you relied on became an add-on. The plan you were on got renamed and repriced. The point of a flat monthly price is that you can budget for it and forget about it, which is what the shop owners I talk to want from software.

The other reason is simpler. A one-person software company cannot run a sales team, and I would rather spend the time on the product.

One price per plan, printed on the page

Each app has two or three plans and each plan is one number a month. As of October 2026:

  • FieldForge: $49, $149 or $359 a month, with a set number of users included on each
  • RunSheet: $49 a month for three drivers, $10 a month for each extra driver
  • RemediDocs: $79, $179 or $399 a month
  • GarageForge: $59, $99 or $179 a month
  • FrameForge: $39, $59 or $89 a month
  • AerialBid: free for up to five saved estimates, $29 a month for unlimited
  • Tariffly (Shopify app): free for one rule, $9.99 a month for Pro, billed through Shopify
  • BookForge: $49 or $129 a month

The number you see on the product page is the number on your invoice. If a price ever changes, the page changes first. There is no quote-based tier and no sales call to find out what something costs.

What a plan includes, and what is sold separately

If a feature is listed on a plan, it is in the price. FieldForge is the clearest example. Its competitors sell reminders, review requests, two-way texting and online payments as add-ons. In FieldForge they are part of the Pro plan at $149. I wrote a whole page on that in the FieldForge versus Jobber comparison.

Two things sit outside the flat price and I want to be plain about them. Extra seats beyond what a plan includes are a per-user amount, listed on the plan. And if you take card payments from your own customers inside FieldForge or GarageForge, Stripe charges its processing fee on each payment and the app adds a platform fee, with the exact percentage shown in the app's payments settings before you turn payments on. If you never take card payments through the app, you never pay either.

The trial

Six apps start with 14 days free: RunSheet, FieldForge, RemediDocs, GarageForge, BookForge and FrameForge. You get the full product, not a cut-down demo. There is no card on file, so nothing can be charged by accident when the trial ends. When it ends you pick a plan inside the app and enter a card then.

In RunSheet, FieldForge and GarageForge, subscribing before the trial is over keeps the days you have left, and billing starts when the trial would have ended rather than the day you clicked.

AerialBid and Tariffly work differently. Both have a free plan with no expiry. AerialBid's free plan includes satellite measuring and up to five saved estimates. Tariffly's free plan is one active rule across your whole catalog. You move to the paid plan when you need more, and not before.

How billing works

Subscriptions are billed monthly through Stripe, except Tariffly, which bills through your Shopify account like any other Shopify app. Receipts come from Stripe, which holds your card. I never see the full number. You can change plans, add seats or cancel from the billing page inside the app, or email me and I will do it for you. If something was charged in error, tell me and I will fix it.

There are no annual contracts. If you cancel, the subscription runs to the end of the period you already paid for and then stops.

FAQ

How much does ForgeWorks software cost?

Each app has its own flat monthly plans, printed on its product page. As of October 2026, FieldForge is $49 to $359, RunSheet is $49 plus $10 per extra driver, RemediDocs is $79 to $399, GarageForge is $59 to $179, FrameForge is $39 to $89, BookForge is $49 or $129, AerialBid is free or $29, and Tariffly is free or $9.99.

Do I need a credit card to start a ForgeWorks trial?

No. RunSheet, FieldForge, RemediDocs, GarageForge, BookForge and FrameForge start with a 14-day free trial with no card. You add a card inside the app only when you choose a plan.

Are there add-on fees?

Seats beyond what a plan includes are a listed per-user amount. If you take card payments from customers inside FieldForge or GarageForge, Stripe's processing fee and a small platform fee apply to those payments, shown in the app before you enable payments. Features listed on a plan are included in that plan.

Is there an annual contract?

No. Every plan is month to month and you can cancel from inside the app.

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