Everlance tracks your miles. It has no idea which jobs those miles were worth.
Lead Score does everything Everlance does — automatic GPS mileage, IRS-compliant reports, one-tap confirmation — and connects every trip to the lead that earned it. Plus estimates, invoices, and lead scoring. One app. One price.
| Choose Lead Score if… | Choose Everlance if… |
|---|---|
| Choose Lead Score if you want GPS mileage that links every drive to a specific lead — plus lead scoring, estimates, and invoices — in one app. | Choose Everlance if you need team mileage reimbursement management or your company standardizes on Everlance for payroll reporting. |
| You're self-employed and track miles for tax deductions | Your employer reimburses mileage through a specific platform |
| You want to know which drives produced revenue | You manage a team with centralized mileage reporting |
| You want to replace 4–5 apps with one | You only need mileage — no CRM or estimating features |
| You're budget-conscious and want more value per dollar | You need Everlance-specific accounting integrations |
| You want offline-first, no account required | Your employer standardizes on Everlance for payroll |
Lead Score vs Everlance
Lead Score was built by a contractor who realized mileage tracking alone is useless without knowing which jobs those miles produced. That missing context became the core of the app.
| Feature | Lead Score | Everlance |
|---|---|---|
| Auto GPS mileage tracking | ✓ Background detection | ✓ Yes |
| Miles linked to specific leads | ✓ Core feature | ✗ Not available |
| Lead scoring | ✓ 5-factor scoring | ✗ Not available |
| PDF estimates and invoices | ✓ Built in | ✗ Not available |
| Works fully offline | ✓ Local storage | ✗ Partial offline support |
| No account required | ✓ No account needed | ✗ Account required |
| Team mileage reimbursement | ✗ Not designed for teams | ✓ Team plans available |
| Monthly price | ✓ $9.99/month | ✗ $8-12/month (premium) |
| Annual price | ✓ $59.99/year | ✗ $80-96/year |
| Free tier | ✓ First 3 leads, no card | ✓ Limited free tier |
Everlance is a solid mileage tracker. It was never built for contractors.
Everlance does mileage logging well. Automatic detection, clean interface, good IRS reports. For a sales rep driving to client meetings, it's a fine tool. But contractors don't just need to know how many miles they drove — they need to know which jobs those miles produced.
MileIQ logged every mile. It never told you which ones mattered.
Everlance has no concept of a lead, a quote, or a job. It tracks a drive from point A to point B. It cannot tell you that the drive to the Henderson estimate was a waste of time, or that you drove 38 miles to quote a job that was never serious. That context — which miles made money — is exactly what solo contractors need and Everlance will never provide it.
Everlance's premium tier runs $8-12/month depending on the plan. Add that to your invoicing app, your lead tracker, and your expense logger and you're paying $30-50/month for four separate apps doing what Lead Score does in one.
"I want to know which jobs I'm driving to most and which ones are actually profitable — not just a total miles number."
— Verified contractor review, 2025
Mileage that means something.
Lead Score uses the same background GPS detection as Everlance. Every business drive is captured automatically — even when the app is closed. But when you confirm a trip, you link it to the lead it was for. Over time, your dashboard surfaces the insight Everlance never could.
See total miles driven to qualify leads this month, miles driven to Bad Fit leads (wasted), and miles driven to leads you actually won. That wasted mileage number changes how you pre-qualify before you ever start the truck.
And Lead Score replaces four other apps while it's at it: your lead CRM, your estimating tool, your invoice tracker, and your expense logger. All stored locally on your device. No account required. No cloud holding your data hostage.
What your current app stack actually costs.
Most solo contractors run 4–5 separate apps. Here's the monthly total — and what Lead Score costs to replace all of them.
Or go annual at $59.99/year — less than $5/month for the full stack.
Clear pricing. No surprises.
Everlance
$8–12
premium tier · $80–96/year
- ✗ No lead qualification
- ✗ No pipeline analytics
- ✗ Separate tool — one workflow
Lead Score
$9.99
$59.99/year (~$5/mo)
- ✓ 5-factor lead scoring
- ✓ Auto GPS mileage tracking
- ✓ PDF estimates and invoices
- ✓ No account — local storage
- ✓ Works fully offline
- ✓ First 3 leads free
Who should use what.
If you're a solo contractor using Everlance just to log miles for taxes, Lead Score does that — and adds the job-level context that makes those miles meaningful. The mileage feature alone is worth the switch. Everything else Lead Score replaces is a bonus.
The only reason to stay with Everlance is if your company requires a specific mileage reimbursement platform your employer has standardized on. For self-employed contractors and small crews, that's not a factor.
What contractors ask before switching.
Your miles deserve more context than a total.
Score your first 3 leads free. Auto-track your first trips. See which jobs are actually worth driving to.
Free tier · No account required · iOS & Android · Works offline
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