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Profit Rhino

★★★★ 1.0 · 1 Review

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What is Profit Rhino?

Profit Rhino offers the only visual flat rate price book that is 100% customizable to match your unique business practices. Like many great businesses that are created to solve common problems, Profit Rhino set out to reduce the natural stress that occurs between the technician and the customer by making the pricing process less technical. Thereby allowing the customer to get options for their repairs within three [3] minutes. Flat Rate Price Book for Plumbers, HVAC & Electricians are the experts for the best Flat Rate Price Book Software Nationwide. Profitrhino.com provides home service contractors access to our subscription based flat rate price book. Profit Rhino cloud based service pricing software system that includes a mobile app for use in the field with more than 135 recommendations for good, better, best options, cross sells and upsells with built in financing options. The content can be exported to all field service software platforms including Service Titan, Field Edge, Desco, Successware21 and many more. Profit Rhino is a strategic partner with Nexstar, Service Roundtable, Service Titan, ACCA. The visual flat rate price book is concise, image driven and easy for your technicians to use. Profit Rhino provides 100% live support, technician training for success in the field. most dynamic and up to date system on the market today. Specifically designed flat rate software for Plumbers, HVAC & Electricians.

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Review Summary

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Profit Rhino lost a customer's price book data during a company transition and failed to recover it or provide meaningful support over years of follow-up.

This single review describes a significant data loss incident. The customer spent a year converting their price book into Profit Rhino's format while paying monthly fees, only to have their tasks disappear when the company changed ownership in 2019. They report being promised a solution repeatedly—first by general staff, then by the VP—but received only partial, unusable fragments of their work and eventually silence.

The reviewer's core grievance centers on unrecovered data and unresponsive leadership rather than core product functionality. They characterize the company as prioritizing fees over customer outcomes and describe feeling abandoned after suffering financial loss tied to the failed migration. Without additional reviews, it is impossible to assess whether this reflects a broader pattern or an isolated incident, but the timeline (complaint ongoing since 2019) and lack of resolution suggest a serious service failure.

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