Taskr vs Fergus

Job management software built for trade businesses. Here's how Taskr compares for Australian trade businesses.

Feature comparison

FeatureTaskrFergus
ComplianceAS1851, APVMA, and industry-specific checklists with certificate generationBasic job forms only, no compliance-specific workflows
Asset managementFull asset register with compliance mapping, warranties, and next-due trackingBasic site and equipment notes, no structured asset register
Automation toolsBuilt-in assistant for quote drafting, job summaries, and automationNo comparable workflow assistant
Job costingReal-time job costing with labour, materials, and overhead trackingGood job costing and margin tracking
Pricing$100 per seat / month, ex GST (or $1,000 per seat / year), 14-day free trial (no lock-in)From $39/month, reasonable for small teams

Why teams switch to Taskr

Taskr includes industry-specific compliance frameworks, not available in Fergus

Assistant with 40+ tools for quote drafting, reporting, and workflow automation

Built-in asset register with service history and compliance mapping

Fergus limitations

Limited compliance and inspection workflows

No native compliance certificate generation

Fewer integrations than mature platforms

Frequently asked questions

Is Taskr better than Fergus for Australian trade businesses?

Taskr is purpose-built for Australian trades with industry-specific compliance workflows (AS1851, APVMA, AS2201), a mobile-first design, and full quoting, scheduling, and invoicing in one platform. Fergus job management software built for trade businesses. The right choice depends on your industry and workflow. Taskr has a 14-day free trial.

How does Taskr compare to Fergus on pricing?

$100 per seat / month, ex GST (or $1,000 per seat / year). 14-day free trial · card at sign-up · no charge until day 14 · cancel anytime. Full platform access, and there are no lock-in contracts. Fergus uses custom or tiered pricing that typically scales with users and features.

Can I switch from Fergus to Taskr?

Yes. Taskr can import customers, sites, assets, and job history from CSV or Excel. Ready-made column mappings for exports from simPRO, AroFlo, ServiceM8, Uptick, Procore, FireMate, Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks — and any other CSV or Excel spreadsheet can be mapped by hand. A setup checklist on your Home screen walks you through adding your company details, adding your first customer and location, creating your first job, and sending your first invoice. The Taskr app runs on iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or newer) and is handed out through Apple's TestFlight while in beta. There's no Android build yet — the Taskr dashboard works in any browser, including on Android phones.

How we evaluated

This comparison was compiled by the Taskr team based on publicly available information, product documentation, and user feedback as of March 2026. We focus on criteria relevant to Australian trade and field service businesses: compliance support (AS1851, APVMA, AS2201), mobile experience for field technicians, ease of setup, pricing transparency, and accounting integrations (Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB).

Disclosure: This page is published by Taskr Trading Pty Ltd. Taskr is one of the products evaluated. We have made every effort to represent competing products accurately and fairly — if you spot an error, please contact [email protected]. Taskr has a 14-day free trial.

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