Partner with TrackOver
TrackOver works with companies that sell to contractors: equipment dealers, insurers, lenders, fuel and card programs, telematics, training and suppliers. Partners can sponsor a labeled spot on our free contractor tools, connect a referral program, or build an integration. We never sell customer data.
TrackOver is field operations software for excavation, underground utility, fiber, snow, landscape, paving and roofing contractors. Alongside the app we publish free calculators, job templates and plain-English explainers that contractors use while they bid, plan and run work. That is where a partner can meet them.
Ways to work together
A clearly labeled spot on the free calculators, templates and explainers contractors use while they bid and plan a job. Relevant products only: if it does not help a contractor run the job, it does not go on the page.
If you already run a partner, referral or affiliate program for contractors, we can point the right users to it from the places they are already working, such as financing next to an estimate or insurance next to a new crew member.
Telematics, payroll, accounting, cards and supplier catalogs. A connection that saves a contractor double entry is worth more to both of us than an ad.
Co-sponsored safety talks, trade association sessions and training for crews and owners in the trades we serve.
Who you would reach
Owners, office managers and crew leads at small and mid-size contracting businesses: the people who choose the equipment, sign the insurance renewal, order the material and decide which software the crew uses. The free calculators, explainers and templates are open to anyone, no signup, so they reach contractors who are not TrackOver customers yet as well as those who are. Ask us for current traffic and audience figures and we will share what we have.
What we will not do
We do not sell, rent or share our customers' data, and a partnership never includes access to it. Sponsored placements are labeled as sponsored. We only feature products that fit the work our users do, and we would rather turn down a sponsor than put something in front of a contractor that wastes their time.