QFloors Alternatives
5 alternatives to QFloors, ranked by vertical fit overlap and aggregated G2 + Capterra ratings. Each option includes pricing comparison, switching motivation analysis, and migration considerations.
Why people switch from QFloors
- → The ERP carries a one-time setup fee and no low-cost entry tier remains since the QPro line was discontinued
- → As a dealer ERP it is more involved than a simple estimating tool, and the recent Roomvo acquisition means the combined roadmap is still settling
If any of those match your situation, the alternatives below address them.
At-a-glance comparison
| Tool | Starting price | User rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| QFloors (this tool) | From $89/mo | — | Small-to-mid flooring dealers that want an approachable, lower-cost ERP to run inventory, sales orders, and scheduling — with room visualization built in |
| MeasureSquare | From $54/mo | 4.6 / 5 | Flooring dealers and installers who need precise carpet, vinyl, and roll-goods takeoffs with material and waste calculation on a mobile, laser-measure workflow |
| RFMS | Custom quote | — | Mid-size to large floor-covering dealers that want one ERP to run POS, inventory, estimating, scheduling, and accounting instead of stitching point tools together |
| RollMaster | Custom quote | — | Residential and commercial flooring dealers and contractors that need a scalable, multi-location ERP and expect to grow into larger, multi-company operations |
| Floorzap | From $399/mo | — | Small-to-mid flooring dealers that want one connected system for quoting, scheduling, CRM, inventory, and invoicing with hands-on onboarding support |
| Broadlume | Custom quote | — | Flooring retailers and contractors that want their website, digital marketing, and business-management software from a single vendor |
Top 5 alternatives ranked
#1 MeasureSquare
Flooring takeoff and estimating software with laser-measure and floor-plan design
- Starting price
- From $54/moCheaper than QFloors
- Best for
- Flooring dealers and installers who need precise carpet, vinyl, and roll-goods takeoffs with material and waste calculation on a mobile, laser-measure workflow
- Has, but QFloors doesn't
- material takeoffs · 3d modeling · mobile estimates · mobile app
- QFloors has, but MeasureSquare doesn't
- inventory · invoicing · job costing · crm
- Pick MeasureSquare over QFloors if
- you need a lower entry price (From $54/mo vs From $89/mo)
#2 RFMS
All-in-one ERP for floor-covering dealers — POS, inventory, estimating, and accounting
- Starting price
- Custom quote
- Best for
- Mid-size to large floor-covering dealers that want one ERP to run POS, inventory, estimating, scheduling, and accounting instead of stitching point tools together
- Has, but QFloors doesn't
- purchase orders
- QFloors has, but RFMS doesn't
- 3d renderings
- Pick RFMS over QFloors if
- you need purchase orders — RFMS has it, QFloors doesn't
#3 RollMaster
Scalable cloud ERP for residential and commercial flooring dealers and contractors
- Starting price
- Custom quote
- Best for
- Residential and commercial flooring dealers and contractors that need a scalable, multi-location ERP and expect to grow into larger, multi-company operations
- Has, but QFloors doesn't
- purchase orders · multi location
- QFloors has, but RollMaster doesn't
- crm · 3d renderings
- Pick RollMaster over QFloors if
- you need purchase orders — RollMaster has it, QFloors doesn't
#4 Floorzap
All-in-one flooring management and estimating software for small-to-mid dealers
- Starting price
- From $399/mo
- Best for
- Small-to-mid flooring dealers that want one connected system for quoting, scheduling, CRM, inventory, and invoicing with hands-on onboarding support
- Has, but QFloors doesn't
- payment processing · customer communications
- QFloors has, but Floorzap doesn't
- job costing · 3d renderings
- Pick Floorzap over QFloors if
- you need payment processing — Floorzap has it, QFloors doesn't
#5 Broadlume
Flooring websites, marketing, and business-management software in one platform
- Starting price
- Custom quote
- Best for
- Flooring retailers and contractors that want their website, digital marketing, and business-management software from a single vendor
- Has, but QFloors doesn't
- payment processing · website builder · review management · marketing tools
- QFloors has, but Broadlume doesn't
- invoicing · scheduling · 3d renderings · reporting
- Pick Broadlume over QFloors if
- you need payment processing — Broadlume has it, QFloors doesn't
By switching motivation
Cheaper than QFloors
QFloors starts at From $89/mo. These alternatives have lower entry-tier pricing for budget-constrained operations.
Stronger Flooring fit
These alternatives score 8+/10 on our Flooring vertical-fit assessment. Worth considering if QFloors feels generic for your trade.
Migration considerations when leaving QFloors
Switching field service software is significant operational change. Before committing to migration, audit these four areas:
- Data export support — QFloors typically allows CSV export of customer records, invoices, and active jobs. Historical job data (completed work orders, attached photos, custom fields) often doesn't migrate cleanly. Most shops leave historical data in QFloors as archival reference.
- Integration parity — confirm your QuickBooks setup will work on the new platform with the same sync depth. Other integrations (Stripe, Zapier, Google Local Services, custom APIs) need to be re-evaluated for parity.
- Pricing math at your team size — per-user vs per-company pricing structures change the math significantly past 5-8 users. Run the actual cost comparison at your team size, not just entry-tier price.
- Implementation cost and timeline — mid-tier alternatives typically take 4-8 weeks to fully operate; enterprise alternatives 3-6 months. Some charge migration fees ($5K-$50K). Factor in the parallel-run period when both systems are active.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best alternative to QFloors?
Depends on your reason for switching. MeasureSquare has the highest user rating among QFloors alternatives in our directory. If price is the driver, MeasureSquare starts lowest (From $54/mo vs From $89/mo). For Flooring-specific fit, see the vertical-fit section above.
Why do people switch from QFloors?
The most common drivers we see: The ERP carries a one-time setup fee and no low-cost entry tier remains since the QPro line was discontinued; as a dealer ERP it is more involved than a simple estimating tool, and the recent Roomvo acquisition means the combined roadmap is still settling. If any of those match your gripe, the alternatives below address them.
Is QFloors the best option for flooring businesses?
QFloors scores 9/10 on our Flooring fit assessment — one of the top picks in the category. See our Flooring ranking page for the full vertical comparison.
What should I look for when switching from QFloors?
Audit four things before committing: (1) data export support — can you take your customer list, job history, and recurring contracts with you? (2) integration parity — will your QuickBooks, Stripe, or Zapier setup still work? (3) pricing changes at your team size — per-user vs per-company structures change the math significantly past 5-8 users; (4) implementation cost and timeline — most enterprise tools charge migration fees ($5K-$50K) and require 2-6 months of parallel run.
How do I migrate customer data from QFloors to another platform?
QFloors typically supports CSV export of customer records, invoices, and active jobs through admin settings. Historical job data (completed work orders, photo attachments, custom fields) often doesn't migrate cleanly — most shops leave historical data in QFloors as archival reference rather than attempting full migration. Recurring service agreements and membership plans usually need to be manually rebuilt in the new platform.
When should I NOT switch from QFloors?
If you're under 6 months into using QFloors, switching costs typically exceed the savings unless the platform is actively failing you. Wait until your team has fully adopted it. Also, if your office staff has built custom workflows, integrations, or automations on top of QFloors, those won't transfer — quantify the rebuild cost before committing to migration.
How long does it take to migrate from QFloors to a new platform?
For mid-tier alternatives (Jobber, Housecall Pro), plan 4-8 weeks total: 1-2 weeks data import + configuration, 2-3 weeks parallel run, 1-2 weeks full cutover and team adoption. For enterprise alternatives (ServiceTitan, BuildOps, Procore), plan 3-6 months because of deeper data migration, custom pricebook setup, and integration work.
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