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Every job’s photos, at the job’s address

Roofs, AC units, pipes behind the wall, water damage and kitchen remodels: the crew uploads from the job, the office finds every before-and-after photo on the map, and the best ones go to your Google Business Profile and your website.

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A technician servicing an outdoor AC unit, with the place name and its GPS coordinates stamped on the photo by GeoTag
A roofer working on a shingle roof
A cleaner steam-cleaning a sofa

By kind of trade

What GeoTag does for each trade, with a screenshot of a sample workspace.

Roofing contractors

Hail inspections, tear-offs, the decking under the old roof and the finished job: every roof’s photos on the map at its address, ready for the claim paperwork, the warranty file and your Google Business Profile.

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HVAC & plumbing

Furnaces, heat pumps, water heaters and the pipes behind the wall: every call’s photos filed at the customer’s address, so the next tech sees what was done there last time.

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Water-damage restoration

The damage before anything is torn out, the drying day by day with the readings in frame, and every photo of a job at its address for the adjuster and the homeowner.

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Where job photos usually end up

On the technician’s phone

Before-and-after photos stay on each technician’s phone, and the office asks for them by text when a customer, a warranty question or the website needs them.

Which job was this?

One bathroom, roof or ceiling looks like the next. Without the address, matching a photo to its job means scrolling by date.

Fresh photos for Google

Recent job photos belong on your Google Business Profile and your service-area pages, but getting them from the crew, sized and posted is a job nobody owns.

From the job to your profile

One workspace for the crews on site and the office that answers the phone.

Before and after, straight from the job

Techs take the before and after on their phones and upload from the iPhone and Android apps or the browser; GPS and capture time put each photo at the job’s address.

A place per customer address

Each customer address is a place on the map with tags such as “Before”, “After” or “Warranty”, so a repeat call finds last year’s photos of that roof or furnace.

Job number on the photo

Stamp the job number, the date and time and the coordinates onto a finished job’s photos for the customer or a warranty question.

Post to Google Business Profile

Post a finished job’s photo with text and a button to your profile, now or scheduled for later.

Photos for your service-area pages

Host processed photos at lasting public URLs and embed them on your website, with GPS and keywords written into the copies you download.

Roles for crew and office

On Business, contributors add and edit their own photos and editors add and edit everything; viewers — free on every plan — view and download.

Put your jobs on the map

Contributor and editor roles for your crews, Google Business Profile posting and stamps without GeoTag branding come with the Business plan: $100 per user a year, from 3 users, with a 14-day free trial.

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Request an invite

GeoTag is invitation only while we onboard a small group of people before launch. Write to us and we'll get back to you about an invite.

It helps to tell us:

  • what you'd use GeoTag for,
  • roughly how many photos or locations,
  • whether you'll use iPhone, Android or the browser.
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