Private beta / fence contractors

Fence software. Actually built for fence.

Built on 30 years of hands-on fence experience. Draw the fence and Fencable works out the posts, fittings, gates and concrete, then carries that same job into the estimate, the proposal and the install schedule.

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Built by fence professionals. For fence professionals.

See how it works

Draw the fence. Fencable works out the rest.

A line in Fencable isn't just a line. It carries a Fence Style, a height and a finish, and the style knows how that fence goes together. You stay in charge of every setting and every price.

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  1. 01

    Draw it

    Click post to post over the site. Lengths read in feet and inches, corners snap square, and gates go where they swing.

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    Fencable Designer showing a backyard layout: 78 feet of white vinyl privacy down the left side, 188 feet of black chain link across the back and right side, and a 4 foot walk gate in the back run.

  2. 02

    Configure it

    Set style, height and finish run by run. Black chain link across the back and white vinyl privacy down the side, on the same job.

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    Fencable Designer showing a backyard layout: 78 feet of white vinyl privacy down the left side, 188 feet of black chain link across the back and right side, and a 4 foot walk gate in the back run.

  3. 03

    Engineer it

    Terminals, line post spacing, gate posts and gate construction come from the Fence Style. Anything unresolved is flagged before it can be quoted.

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    Fencable Designer showing a backyard layout: 78 feet of white vinyl privacy down the left side, 188 feet of black chain link across the back and right side, and a 4 foot walk gate in the back run.

  4. 04

    Take it off

    Fabric, framework, fittings, gates and concrete, grouped the way you order them. Change the drawing and the counts follow.

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    Fencable Designer showing a backyard layout: 78 feet of white vinyl privacy down the left side, 188 feet of black chain link across the back and right side, and a 4 foot walk gate in the back run.

  5. 05

    Estimate it

    Price by the foot or by Fence Style, add installation labor, and review it before the proposal goes out. Your prices, your call.

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    Fencable Designer showing a backyard layout: 78 feet of white vinyl privacy down the left side, 188 feet of black chain link across the back and right side, and a 4 foot walk gate in the back run.

The style behind the line

Fence logic, not generic job notes.

A Fence Style is how Fencable knows what a fence is made of: which posts go where, how far apart, what holds the fabric or panels, what a gate needs and how it all gets set. Pick the style on the drawing and the counts follow it.

Chain link
Residential Chain Link · Commercial Chain Link
Vinyl
Solid Privacy Panel · Lattice Top Privacy · Picket Top Privacy · Classic Picket · Dogear
Anything else
Set up your own Fence Styles for other fence types. Custom styles use simpler, fixed-quantity rules today.

Fence Style

Residential Chain Link

Built in
Height
3' · 4' · 5' · 6'
Finish
Galvanized · Black · Brown · Green · White
Top treatment
Top Rail · Top Tension Wire
Bottom treatment
Bottom Tension Wire · Bottom Rail
Gates
Walk Gate · Single Gate · Double Gate
Assemblies
Line posts at 10' max · End & corner posts · In-line terminals · Gate posts
FabricFrameworkFittingsGatesGate HardwareConcrete & Setting

One connected fence workflow

From the first call to the last post, it's one job.

The customer, the property, the drawing, the estimate and the schedule stay attached to each other. Nobody retypes the job, and nobody works from the wrong version of it.

01 / Inquiry

Take the call once. The customer, the property and the sales appointment are set up together, and the appointment lands on the sales calendar.

  • Customer and property stay attached.
  • The layout drives the estimate, not retyped notes.
  • Signed work carries into scheduling and the field.

Not another generic CRM

The lead is connected to the actual fence job.

Sales in Fencable is built around the way fence work actually happens: a customer, a property, a site visit, and a fence that has to be drawn and priced, not a generic deal pipeline.

Customer

The homeowner, builder or company you work for, with their contacts.

Property

Where the fence goes. Every visit, drawing and job at that address stays with it.

Inquiry

The new lead, with the sales appointment booked on the sales calendar.

Project

The job itself: layout, estimate, proposal, schedule, install and closeout.

Engineering and AI

Engineered first. AI where it helps.

Quantities shouldn't be a guess, so they aren't. Fence Styles do the math the same way every time. AI is kept for the jobs a formula can't do, and it never changes your job without you.

Engineered: rules, not guesses

Posts, fittings, gates and concrete are calculated from the drawing and the Fence Style. The Designer flags anything it can't resolve, like a run with no Fence Style or a gate with no construction chosen, before it reaches an estimate.

2 unresolved issues

Back run · Fence Style Required

4' gate · Gate Construction Required

AI: reading what you upload

Early

Add a plan page or a site photo to a project, and Fencable can read it for fence details like types, heights and notes. What it finds comes back as suggestions. You accept, correct or reject each one, and nothing on the job changes until you do.

Suggested from snapshot

6' black vinyl-coated chain link, rear property lineAcceptReject

Built from the field

We didn't learn fencing to build software. We built software because we know fencing.

Fencable comes out of about 30 years in the trade: estimating and purchasing, welding and fabrication, setting posts and hanging gates, automated gate operators and access control, on residential and commercial work. It's built around the questions a fence company asks every day. How many terminals? What's the gate frame? How many bags? Who's on the crew Tuesday?

Private beta

We're not looking for thousands of beta testers.

We're starting with roughly 10–20 fence companies that will run real work through Fencable and tell us plainly what works, what doesn't and what's missing.

Free during the beta

No cost to take part while the private beta runs.

The full platform

Selected companies get the full available platform: the Designer and the connected business tools, not a demo.

Feedback, your way

Use it on normal work, report bugs and send suggestions. No scheduled meetings or required testing hours.

Who should apply

  • Residential or commercial fence contractors, any size.
  • Owners, estimators, office and operations people who live with the quoting and scheduling.
  • Companies willing to try it on real jobs and say what they think.

What happens next

  1. 01You tell us about your company below.
  2. 02We read every application personally. There’s no set response time.
  3. 03If it’s a fit for the first group, we reach out to get you set up.

Apply for the private beta

Tell us about your fence company.

How you work, what you build, and what you want fence software to handle. It takes about 8 minutes. Questions marked with an asterisk are required; everything else is optional.

Your company

About you

This is where we'll reach you about the beta.

What would you want fence software to handle?

What would you want fence software to handle? (required)

Choose all that apply.

Which matter most?

Rank up to three of your choices

Optional. Rank up to three of the things you chose above. Select again to remove one.

Your choices from the question above will appear here.

What do you use today?

Fence, CRM or job-management tools

Optional. Choose any you use.

For example, a fence estimating or layout program.

What types of fencing does your company install?

Select all that apply. This helps us understand the types of projects your company handles and choose a mix of contractors for the beta.

Residential
Commercial

Choose at least one type, residential or commercial.

What’s working — and what needs improvement?

Tell us a little about how your company handles estimating, scheduling, paperwork, and day-to-day operations. Whether you use software, spreadsheets, or pen and paper, we'd like to know what makes your job easier and what slows you down.

What's working well?

List up to 3 things you like about your current process.

What's frustrating?

List up to 3 things you'd like to improve.

The most important question

Optional. Be specific. A recent job that went sideways is a perfect example.

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Taking part in the beta

How soon could you start testing Fencable? (required)
How would you test Fencable? (required)

Choose all that apply.

How much feedback could you provide? (required)

Every level is welcome. This helps us put together a balanced group of testers.

Who on your team would use Fencable during the beta?

Optional. Choose any that apply.

We use what you send here to review your application for the private beta and to contact you about it. A person on our team reads every application and makes every selection decision. Please don't include passwords, customer records or confidential job files.