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Last reviewed September 14, 2026
PetSitClick covers a wide range of pet-care businesses — from someone just starting out to companies running over a hundred walkers and sitters. That range means its pricing and setup are built to scale with a growing team, which can feel like more than a permanently one-person operation needs.
Solo Sitter only does one thing: run a single sitter's business — booking, deposits and visit reports — at one flat price with no per-staff tiers.
| PetSitClick | Solo Sitter | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Pet care businesses of any size — from a solo operator up to companies with over a hundred walkers/sitters | One person running their own sitting or dog-walking business, specifically |
| Pricing | Plans scale by number of walkers/sitters on the account — publicly listed rates start around $25/month for a single sitter (see sources; we couldn’t reach PetSitClick’s own pricing page directly while verifying this — always confirm current pricing on their site) | One flat $19/month or $200/year, regardless of client or booking volume |
| Onboarding depth | Feature-rich setup (mapping, drag-and-drop calendar, staff accounts) suited to a growing operation | A short setup built around a single sitter’s day-to-day — services, hours, one booking link |
| Adding staff later | Supported — pricing tiers scale as you add walkers/sitters | Not supported — Solo Sitter is intentionally single-sitter only |
| Best fit | Operations planning to grow beyond one person, or that already have multiple walkers | A solo operator who doesn’t need multi-staff features and wants one flat price |
PetSitClick's breadth is a genuine strength if your business might grow into a team — you won't need to switch tools later. The tradeoff is that a lot of that breadth (staff accounts, scaling tiers) is built for a problem a permanently solo sitter doesn't have. Neither approach is wrong; they're built for different stages of the same business.
No — publicly listed plans include a single-sitter tier, and PetSitClick markets itself as fitting businesses from solo operators to large teams. The features and pricing tiers are simply built to scale up as you add walkers or sitters, which is overhead a permanently one-person business may never use.
PetSitClick's publicly listed pricing scales with the number of walkers/sitters on the account, with entry-level plans in the mid-$20s per month for one person. Solo Sitter is a flat $19/month or $200/year no matter how many clients or bookings you have — there's no tier to grow out of.
Third-party listings of PetSitClick describe a free trial period, but we weren’t able to confirm the exact current terms directly on PetSitClick’s own site while writing this — check petsitclick.com for their current trial offer before deciding.
Because it's built around a specific bet: that a lot of the complexity in pet-care software exists to support staff management, and a single sitter shouldn't have to pay for or navigate that. If your business grows into a team, a multi-staff tool like PetSitClick or Time To Pet becomes the better fit — and that's a good problem to have.
We don't have this verified against PetSitClick's own current documentation, so we won't make a specific claim here — check their site directly. With Solo Sitter, clients never create an account; every interaction happens through a link.
Yes — every new account gets a 14-day free trial, no card required.
Competitor pricing, fees and policies change — this page was last checked against the official sources below on September 14, 2026. Solo Sitter isn't affiliated with PetSitClick; always confirm current details on their own site before deciding.
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