Two things are free, no strings attached: a pesticide log generator that outputs EPA-compliant PDFs instantly, and a 15-day full trial of PestLogPro — card required, not charged until day 16 required, no contract, no sales call.
Fill in your job details, download a complete PDF with all 18 EPA FIFRA-required fields. No account needed. Takes 2 minutes.
Generate a Free LogDigital logs, compliance calendar, chemical inventory, scheduling, PDF export — everything. Card required · Not charged until day 16.
Start Free TrialGo to /free-log-generator, fill in your application details, and download a PDF formatted to meet EPA FIFRA record-keeping requirements. All 18 required fields included.
Create a free account at /register and get full access to the Solo plan for 15 days. Log real jobs, export PDFs, test the compliance calendar — everything except billing.
When an inspector shows up, your records either hold or they don't. Most free tools weren't built with EPA FIFRA compliance in mind — they were built for scheduling and invoicing.
Pages go missing, handwriting is illegible, and there's no easy way to pull records for a specific chemical or customer during an inspection. Fines start at $500 per violation.
Excel doesn't enforce required fields. It's easy to forget wind speed, application method, or target pest — all required under FIFRA Section 11 for certified applicators.
Apps like Jobber or Housecall Pro track your jobs and invoices well. Most don't capture all 18 EPA-required application log fields or generate an audit-ready PDF export.
A PDF you found on Google may be missing state-specific fields — California requires pesticide amounts in additional units, Florida requires GPS coordinates for certain applications.
Federal law requires 2-year record retention. Some states require 5 years. Without reminders, records get deleted or lost before the retention window closes.
When the inspector shows up Monday morning, you need to produce records within 24 hours. Piecing together a paper trail from multiple sources under time pressure is how fines happen.
No surprise charges. Your trial ends, you choose a plan or your account pauses. Your data stays accessible for export for 90 days either way.
| Plan | Price | Who it's for | Key addition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | $49/month | 1 operator + 2 technicians | Full compliance suite — logs, calendar, PDFs |
| Professional | $89/month | Up to 5 technicians | + Job scheduling, customer portal, invoicing |
| Business | $149/month | Unlimited technicians | + Dispatch, advanced reports, QuickBooks export |
The pesticide log generator at /free-log-generator is completely free with no account required. The full compliance software starts at $49/month after a 15-day free trial — card required, not charged until day 16 to start.
Two things: (1) The free log generator — fill in your application details, download a compliance-ready PDF instantly, no account needed. (2) A 15-day full trial of the complete software with all Solo plan features. Card required · Not charged until day 16.
Most free apps were built for scheduling and invoicing, not EPA FIFRA compliance. They often miss required fields like application rate, wind speed, or target pest. During an inspection, missing fields mean fines — typically $500–5,000 per violation for licensed applicators.
The free trial is 15 days and includes full access to all Solo plan features: unlimited application logs, compliance calendar, inspector-ready PDF export, chemical inventory, and technician license tracking. Card required · Not charged until day 16.
Your data is always yours. Before or after trial, export all your logs as PDF or CSV at any time. If you don't subscribe after the trial, your account pauses but records stay accessible for export for 90 days. No automatic charges, ever.
Generate a free compliance log right now, or start a 15-day trial and see the full software. Either way, no account required for the log generator and card required, not charged until day 16 for the trial.
Card required · Not charged until day 16 · Cancel anytime