Plans and setup
Elevator service software pricing with no charge per user.
Super Elevator System has 3 monthly plans: Solo at $499 with no setup fee, Foreman at $995 plus $2,500 setup, and Super at $2,995 plus $5,000 setup. Annual prepay waives the setup fee. Every mechanic and office user is included. Your proposal confirms the plan, setup scope, payment dates and support terms.
Count your mechanics and units under contract, then compare the work included in setup. All prices are in US dollars. The monthly plan and setup fee are separate items; review both before choosing.
Compare the plans
Start with your mechanics and units.
| Plan | Shop size shown on the homepage | Monthly price | Setup fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | 1 mechanic, up to 79 units under contract | $499 | No setup fee |
| Foreman | 2 to 5 mechanics, 80 to 400 units under contract | $995 | $2,500, waived with annual prepay |
| Super | 6 or more mechanics, or more than 400 units under contract | $2,995 | $5,000, waived with annual prepay |
Count both your mechanics and your units under contract. If those counts sit across plan bands, we will put the right plan in your proposal. Every mechanic and office user is included on every plan. Nothing is charged per user. Prepay the year and the setup fee is waived.
Solo
Includes loading the agreed building, unit and maintenance agreement records; maintenance routes, callbacks and service tickets; and a customer app with your company logo. Every office user is included.
Foreman
Includes loading the agreed records, route and dispatch board setup, training for mechanics and office staff, repair quotes, agreement renewals, and a customer app with your company name and logo.
Super
Includes loading the agreed records, route and dispatch board setup, training for mechanics and office staff, repair quotes, agreement renewals, and a customer app with your company name and logo.
What to confirm
Price the changeover as well as the plan.
Records
Agree on what moves.
Review your building list, units and maintenance agreements. Loading the records we agree to move is included on every plan. Put the agreed scope in the proposal so both teams know what is being brought over.
Setup
Review routes and training.
Foreman and Super include route setup and training for the field and office. We review records, software connections and training needs before setting out the record transfer, any training and your changeover date.
Connections
Bring your QuickBooks version.
We review whether and how customer records and service invoices can move between systems. Your proposal should confirm the connection and any setup work before you sign. The version you use matters to that review.
Your written proposal lists the software license, records to load, setup work, payment dates and support terms. It also names your support contact, lists support hours and explains how to report an urgent software issue. Review how you can get a copy of your customer and service records. These details belong in the decision alongside the monthly amount.
For a useful demo, choose 1 building and walk through a maintenance visit and a callback. See the mechanic's route, signed ticket, office coverage review and invoice preparation for billable work. The service workflow and maintenance record guide explain what to review.
Availability and eligibility
Your proposal confirms the start date.
Monthly setup limit
We take on up to 10 new elevator companies each month across all 3 plans. Each setup needs time for records and a changeover plan. A demo request does not reserve a setup slot.
Founding 5 offer
The homepage offers the first 5 US shops a waived setup fee and 90 days at no platform charge. In return, participating shops run real routes, take 1 reference call from another owner and allow a writeup. The plan price applies after 90 days. Confirm availability; the offer disappears when the 5 places are taken.
Guarantee terms
The homepage sets out the Live in 60 days promise and 90 Day Performance Guarantee. Eligibility, baseline measurement, the minimum work order count, exclusions and remedies apply. Read the full terms below before relying on a headline.
Plan fit example: a shop with 3 mechanics and 120 units is within the Foreman band shown above. This is an example, not a quote or a reservation. Your written proposal confirms your plan and terms.
Straight answers
Questions before you choose.
How much does Super Elevator System cost?
Solo is $499 a month with no setup fee. Foreman is $995 a month plus $2,500 setup. Super is $2,995 a month plus $5,000 setup. Prepay the year and the setup fee is waived. All prices are in US dollars.
Is there a charge for each mechanic or office user?
No. Every mechanic and office user is included on every plan. Nothing is charged per user.
Which plan fits my shop?
Count your mechanics and your units under contract. 1 mechanic and up to 79 units is Solo. 2 to 5 mechanics or 80 to 400 units is Foreman. 6 or more mechanics or more than 400 units is Super. If you sit on a line, we will put the right plan in your proposal.
What setup work is included?
Every plan includes loading the building, unit and maintenance agreement records we agree to move. Foreman and Super also include route setup and training for the field and the office.
Does requesting a demo reserve a setup slot?
No. We accept up to 10 new companies each month across all 3 plans. Your proposal confirms the start date. If the setup schedule is full, we will discuss the next available start.
Product details checked against the current Super Elevator System homepage on October 16, 2026. Your written proposal confirms scope and terms.
Your route to invoice demo
See it with 1 building you know.
Review the route, ticket and billing steps, then confirm your plan and setup scope in writing.
Contact kleonard@tglllc.com. Answer hours: Mon to Fri, 8am to 6pm Eastern.
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