Pool Slip

Comparison

Pool Slip vs Pooltrackr

Pooltrackr is the one pool-native competitor genuinely established in Australia, and the comparison people usually get wrong is which plan to compare. Lab is for retail pool shops doing in-store water tests — a business we do not serve. Field is the service-route product, and it is the honest comparator.

What Pooltrackr costs

  • Lab — A$49 a month. In-store water testing for pool shops
  • Field — A$66 a month. Service routes. One technician plus one administrator
  • Pro — A$115 a month. Lab and Field together
  • Additional technicians cost extra. The rate is not published anywhere

Pricing last verified 5 August 2026. Source: Pooltrackr’s own pricing page. We never take a competitor’s pricing from a review aggregator — ours were roughly a year out of date when we checked.

Where Pool Slip is the better choice

  • A$59 against A$66, with three seats against two

    Pool Slip Pro undercuts Pooltrackr Field by about 11%, and includes the owner plus two technicians where Field is one technician plus one administrator.

  • Seats you can count before you buy

    Pooltrackr charges for additional technicians — their Help Centre describes a slider that “will automatically update the plan’s total amount due”, and notes that giving a Portal Admin mobile access costs “an additional Tech user cost”. The rate appears on no public page. Our Business plan is unlimited seats at a published price.

  • A free tier, which no Australian pool-native vendor offers

    Fifteen pools, free, with offline capture, dosing and customer reports.

  • Offline as architecture

    Our route board renders from the device with no network request at all. Pooltrackr reviews describe an app that is “super slow” and one that “always crashes, whether on my phone or computer”.

What Pooltrackr users say

Published reviews, each with its source and date. We do not quote anything we cannot attribute.

it always crashes, whether on my phone or computer
Capterra, November 2023
app is not organized and it slightly confusing and super slow
Capterra, 2024

Reviews skew toward the frustrated — that is true of every product including ours, and it is why these are presented as recorded complaints rather than as a verdict.

Where Pooltrackr is the better choice

Every comparison page in this category is written by a vendor and concedes nothing. This section is why you should believe the rest of this one.

They own the Australian channel and we cannot buy it
The Lab plan puts Pooltrackr behind the counter of the pool shops where operators buy their chemicals. That is a distribution position, not a feature, and it is the single strongest thing about their business.
If you run a shop as well as a route, Pro does something we do not
Pooltrackr Pro bundles in-store water testing with the service product. We do not serve retail pool shops at all and have no plans to.
They are established here and we are not
Years of Australian operators, local support, and a product shaped by this market. We launched with no customers.
Above roughly A$25 per technician, our unlimited-seat plan wins. Below it, theirs does
We cannot tell you which, because their per-technician rate is behind an authenticated billing screen. Their 30-day trial needs no card, and the slider is on the Plan & Payment page. Five minutes will answer it for your team size.

Try ours for nothing

Free for your first 15 pools, with offline capture, deterministic dosing, photo proof and customer reports. Not a trial.

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