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StockPoint vs Swept

Both are real products with real strengths. Here's the fair version — Swept's facts come from its own public pricing and feature pages, checked September 12, 2026. Pricing changes; verify on their site before deciding.

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When Swept is the right choice

  • Choose Swept if you want a janitorial-specific tool focused on cleaning operations — location-based instructions in 100+ languages, inspections, and supply requests — and your billing and payroll already live happily in other systems. Swept has been in the janitorial niche for years and its cleaning-instruction workflow is mature.
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When StockPoint is the right choice

  • Choose StockPoint if you want the money side in the same system as the time side. Swept stops at payroll reporting exports and doesn't do client invoicing; StockPoint runs actual W-2 withholding, sends the invoices with automatic reminders, and computes per-building P&L from both. StockPoint's client portal and profitability numbers come standard, not only on a $225/month top tier — and its punch verification adds an automatic selfie face check to the geofence.
SweptStockPoint
Built forJanitorial companies — cleaning operations focusCleaning, security, and facility-service companies — operations plus the money side
Punch verificationMobile time tracking; geofencing on Optimize plan and up; no selfie face check on public feature pagesGPS distance + selfie with automatic face check + PIN, standard on every punch
PayrollPayroll reporting with export on all plans — withholding happens in your separate payroll systemIn-house W-2 withholding, bilingual stubs, 941/NYS-45 figures, QuickBooks net-pay checks split per client
Client invoicingNot offered on public pricing/feature pagesBranded PDF invoices on schedules, escalating reminders until paid, hourly billing from verified punches
Client portalIncluded on the Scale plan (from ~$225/month)Included on every plan — live QR check-ins, photo sign-offs, requests
Profitability / P&LProfitability reporting on the Scale planPer-building and per-client P&L from real invoices + real labor on every plan, with invoice drill-down
Cleaning instructionsLocation-based instructions with 100+ language support — a genuine strengthPer-building notes and checklists; worker experience is fully bilingual English/Spanish
Bilingual wage notices (NY LL §195)Not offeredPIN-signed bilingual notices with tamper-evident storage
Supplies & inventorySupply requests on Scale planPer-site inventory with thresholds, low-stock alerts, QR shelf updates, supplier reorders — every plan
Pricing modelLocation bands, $30–$225+/month, entry band up to 15 locations; features gated by plan tierFlat $149 (20 locations) / $199 (unlimited) with every feature on both
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What you'd actually pay

  • Swept: Location-band pricing across three plans — Launch from $30/month, Optimize from $150/month, Scale from $225/month — with the entry band covering up to 15 locations and price stepping up by location band (16–25, 26–30, and so on). Client portal, profitability reporting, and supply requests are Scale-plan features. Annual billing discounts about 20%.
  • StockPoint: Flat $149/month up to 20 locations or $199/month unlimited — unlimited workers, admins, and clients on both; annual billing saves two months ($1,490 / $1,990).
  • For a 20-building cleaning company that wants the client portal and profitability numbers, Swept's Scale plan starts around $225/month; StockPoint includes both — plus payroll and invoicing Swept doesn't offer — at $149.
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Switching from Swept — three steps

  • 1. Export workers, locations, and timesheet history from Swept (CSV).
  • 2. Run StockPoint's importers — workers, buildings, clients, invoice history, and historical hours land with overlap detection so payroll history stays clean.
  • 3. Print kiosk QR codes per building; crews punch with a PIN the same week (no new app to install), and your first invoices generate from the schedules you set.

Switcher questions

Does Swept do invoicing or payroll?

Per Swept's public pages, it provides payroll reporting with export on all plans and doesn't list client invoicing. StockPoint runs W-2 withholding in-house and sends branded invoices with automatic reminders — both included at $149. (StockPoint prepares; you or your accountant remit and file.)

Is Swept cheaper?

At the entry level, yes — Launch starts at $30/month for basic timekeeping. But the features cleaning companies compare on (client portal, profitability reporting, supply management) sit on Swept's $225/month Scale plan, where StockPoint includes more for $149 flat.

We love Swept's cleaning instructions — does StockPoint replace those?

StockPoint covers per-building notes, checklists, and QR room check-ins clients can watch live. If multilingual location-instruction workflows beyond English/Spanish are central to your operation, that's a real Swept strength — weigh it against getting payroll, invoicing, and P&L in one system.

Both have geofencing — what's different about verification?

Swept offers geofenced timekeeping on Optimize and up. StockPoint records GPS distance on every punch and adds an automatic selfie face check plus a personal PIN, so a buddy can't punch for an absent worker.

How does switching work mid-contract-year?

Your history comes with you: CSV importers bring workers, buildings, clients, invoice history, and past hours (with an approval queue for overlaps), so per-building P&L is continuous across the switch.

Comparison facts for Swept were taken from its public website on September 12, 2026. Both products evolve — treat this as a dated snapshot and check current pricing pages before you decide. Spot an error? Tell us and we'll fix it.

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