Use job-by-job weather to make the call. Tell your customers. Move on.

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One bad storm Tuesday costs more than a year of RainDelay.

Three missed jobs. Two retreatments. Five VA hours on damage control. Customers who got the angry callback and stopped referring. Most operators won't say the number out loud, but it lands north of $1,000 before silent churn even starts.

RainDelay watches the actual weather hitting every job, every hour. Not a zip code forecast.

See what last year's weather cost you

A smartphone on a kitchen counter showing a messaging app filled with stacked angry customer texts — 'Where are you???', 'I waited an hour and a half', 'Is anyone coming today?', 'Please cancel my service', 'I took the day off for this', 'Refund please'

Tuesday morning, 5:47 AM.

Radar shows storms moving through the south side of the route by 9 AM.

Kitchen counter at 6:05 AM with phone showing messages, a notepad of handwritten customer names, a half-eaten bagel, and a coffee mug

Without RainDelay

6:00 AMOwner gut-checks the call
6:05 AMOwner texts both VAs
6:15 AMVAs start dialing 60 customers, one at a time
7:30 AM38 customers reached, 22 still to go
8:00 AMTwo angry callbacks: "you're not coming?"
8:45 AMLast customer reached
9:00 AMStorm hits. 3 customers showed up to empty driveways.

Same kitchen counter with the notepad gone, phone showing a clean weather status app with a green glow, and coffee steaming

With RainDelay

5:47 AMRainDelay alert: "16 of 22 jobs at risk on south route. North route clear all day."
5:48 AMOwner taps "Reschedule south route only"
5:48 AM16 customers receive an email in the owner's voice
5:50 AMOwner makes coffee
6:00 AMVAs log in. Inbox already cleared. Day shifts to revenue work. North route trucks roll on time.

Hyperlocal isn't marketing. North side dry while south side wet. You don't cancel everyone. You reschedule only what needs rescheduling.

Here's what “with RainDelay” actually looks like.

Tuesday morning. 24 jobs at risk. Thursday clear. Two routes. One tap.

What it does.

Before the rain hits

RainDelay watches the forecast at every job address overnight. If tomorrow looks bad at a job, you get an alert that night. You plan tonight instead of scrambling in the morning.

When weather threatens the day

Your dashboard shows every affected job. One tap reschedules them, whether it's 1 visit or 300. Customers get an email in your business name, your voice, your reply-to. They reply to you, not us.

After every completed job

Weather conditions log automatically to the job: temperature, wind, humidity, precipitation. Audit-ready for the state inspector. Required in 22 states for licensed applicators.

Your customers don't know we're here.

The email says your business name. The body sounds like you, because you wrote it. The reply goes to your inbox. We make sure of that before you finish setup. You enter your email, we send you a test, you click to confirm. Until that works, RainDelay can't send anything in your name.

When the morning storm hits and you tap Reschedule, you see the email before your customer does. Edit it, add a note, change the tone for a specific account. The send button stays gray until you're ready.

The template is yours. Edit it in Settings, anytime. Edit it on the way out the door. Whatever fits.

What's in the box.

Hourly weather monitoring at every job address
Auto-detect at-risk jobs
One-tap reschedule into Jobber's Unscheduled Visits queue
Customer notifications in your business name with your voice and your reply-to address
Preview and edit every customer email before it sends
Verify-roundtrip onboarding so the wrong address can't be used
Compliance weather logging on every completed job
Multi-model weather: NOAA, ECMWF, and three more
Calculator: run your zip code against 80 years of records
SMS coming when carrier registration clears

What did last year's weather actually cost you?

We pull 80 years of NOAA precipitation data for your zip code. Apply trade-specific math from PCT Magazine, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the National Weather Service. Output a personalized ROI report in your inbox — yours to keep, no card required.

Most pest control and lawn care operators land between $10,000 and $20,000 a year. The number lands more conservative than you'd guess. The methodology lands more defensible than a typical SaaS marketing claim.

See my weather cost — 60 seconds

Personalized PDF in your inbox. No card. No commitment.

Pricing.

Solo

$69/mo

or $690/year

For one-truck operators.

Typically 8 to 20 jobs per day.

Every feature included
14-day free trial, no charge until day 14
Field Trial Guarantee + 30-day satisfaction
No weather event in 14 days? Email us, we'll extend.
Cancel anytime
Audit-ready logs

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Most operators land here

Team

$99/mo

or $990/year

For two to five-truck shops.

Typically 20 to 150 jobs per day.

Every feature included
14-day free trial, no charge until day 14
Field Trial Guarantee + 30-day satisfaction
No weather event in 14 days? Email us, we'll extend.
Cancel anytime
Audit-ready logs

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Enterprise

Let's talk

For larger operations.

Six or more trucks, 150+ jobs per day.

Not sure $99/mo is worth it? Most operators land between $10K and $20K a year in weather cost.

See what weather cost you

If you're the VA reading this for your operator:

Virtual assistant at a clean home office desk with headset and dual monitors, natural window light

Stop dreading rain days. Look like a hero on the phones. Never miss a customer. RainDelay is built so you can say “yes, your appointment moved” before the customer has to call. The morning gets calm. Your operator notices.

Run the calculator for your operator.

How it compares.

	6 AM scramble	Generic weather app	RainDelay
Watches every job address	No (you do)	One zip code only	Yes, hourly
Knows your jobs	No (you do)	No	Yes, via Jobber
Reschedules affected jobs	No (you + VAs)	No	One tap
Notifies customers	Manual texts, one at a time	No	One tap, your voice
You see the email before they see it	No	No	Yes
Logs compliance	Manual, sometimes	No	Every job, automatic
Multi-model weather	No	Single source	NOAA + ECMWF + 3 more
Built for outdoor field service	No	No	Yes

Watches every job address

6 AM scramble: No (you do)
Generic weather app: One zip code only
RainDelay: Yes, hourly

Knows your jobs

6 AM scramble: No (you do)
Generic weather app: No
RainDelay: Yes, via Jobber

Reschedules affected jobs

6 AM scramble: No (you + VAs)
Generic weather app: No
RainDelay: One tap

Notifies customers

6 AM scramble: Manual texts, one at a time
Generic weather app: No
RainDelay: One tap, your voice

You see the email before they see it

6 AM scramble: No
Generic weather app: No
RainDelay: Yes

Logs compliance

6 AM scramble: Manual, sometimes
Generic weather app: No
RainDelay: Every job, automatic

Multi-model weather

6 AM scramble: No
Generic weather app: Single source
RainDelay: NOAA + ECMWF + 3 more

Built for outdoor field service

6 AM scramble: No
Generic weather app: No
RainDelay: Yes

Calculate what RainDelay saves you

Questions before you click.

: Your weather app tells you the weather at one address. Probably your house or office.
RainDelay watches every job address on your schedule. It knows which customer is at which job, when they're scheduled, and what conditions will work for your trade. When weather threatens the day, you see which jobs are affected and one tap reschedules them. Your customers get a personalized email in your voice, with your reply-to address. They reply to you, not us. Conditions log to each completed job automatically for compliance.
A weather app forecasts. RainDelay handles what happens next.
: Yes. RainDelay connects to Jobber via OAuth, the same secure login Jobber uses for all marketplace integrations. Setup takes about 5 minutes.
: RainDelay never moves or cancels a job without your confirmation. You see the alert. You decide. One tap sends the notifications if you choose to act. You stay in control of the go/no-go call.
: Pest control, lawn care, exterior painting, roofing, concrete, pressure washing, pool service, and other outdoor field service. Each trade has its own default weather thresholds, including the EPA 10 mph pesticide-label wind cap for pest control.
: No. That's an owner and team decision. We leave it up to you.
All affected job visits get moved immediately to your Unscheduled queue in Jobber, with or without customer notification, your choice. Your team can reschedule or cancel those visits inside Jobber whenever it works for them. RainDelay handles the weather call and the customer communication. You handle the calendar.
: The same models commercial airlines and the US military use to plan operations. RainDelay pulls a best-match consensus of the major global weather models, including NOAA's GFS and HRRR, the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, and the German Weather Service's ICON model. NOAA's National Weather Service serves as a US fallback. Hourly resolution at every job address.
: Yes. Every customer notification shows you a preview with the real customer's name, the date, the message body in your voice. Edit the subject. Edit the body. Add a note for a specific customer. The send button stays gray until you're ready.
: Yes, anytime from your Stripe billing portal. We don't lock you in. Annual plans give you two months free if that fits better.
: Not yet. RainDelay V1 integrates with Jobber. More platforms are next on the roadmap (GorillaDesk, PestPac, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, FieldRoutes among others). If you're on one of those and want to be notified when your integration lands, email support@raindelay.app and tell us which platform you're on.
: No overage fees. No feature gates. The job ranges in our pricing are guidance to help you pick the right tier, not hard caps. If your operation grows, email support@raindelay.app and we'll right-size your plan.