Furniture assembly software that prices by the item.
Workmon is furniture assembly software that prices jobs per item or per hour, with install options like wall mounting and anchoring, and books them online or by text. It runs the schedule, the crew app, payments and reviews after the sale.
Per item or hourly
A catalog of what you assemble with your prices, or an hourly rate with a minimum. Install types (wall mount, anchor, haul away packaging) add to the price.
Agent-booked
Customers ask what you charge for a dresser and a crib at 9 PM and get booked without anyone picking up a phone.
A storefront for your brand
A hosted booking page or one script tag on your site. Your logo, colors and domain.
Every booking, one view
Today, this week, awaiting confirmation, booked value, with checks that flag duplicates and uncovered jobs.
Take jobs anywhere
Assembly travels well through the network: sell nationally under your brand and route to local partners.
Reviews that compound
Review requests after every job feed the proof that wins the next one.
Questions operators ask
Can I charge differently for wall mounting?
Yes. Install types are priced separately and can require a specific crew skill.
Can customers book several items at once?
Yes. The cart adds items and install options and shows one total before scheduling.
Does it work with e-commerce partners?
Yes. Assembly and haul-away can be offered as add-ons to furniture and mattress purchases through the partner tools.
Is Workmon a marketplace?
No. Workmon is a platform you run your business on. Routing a job to the fulfillment network is per job and your choice, and receiving network jobs is off unless you opt in.
How do I get access?
Workmon is onboarding deliberately. You apply, we review every application personally, and we schedule an intro call to make sure the fit is real. Access follows the call.
Booked without a phone call. Sold anywhere in America.
Workmon is the commerce platform for home services: customers get booked without a phone call, an AI agent handles the questions, and a national fulfillment network lets operators sell anywhere in America under their own brand.
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