Which door-knocking app is best?

It depends entirely on whether you are a rep or a manager. Those are different products and comparing them on one list is most of why these roundups are unhelpful.

How do I compare them fairly?

Test offline, check the free tier limits, and ask what happens to your data when you leave. Feature lists are the least informative part.

Should I trust a comparison written by a vendor?

Including this one, cautiously. The useful signal is whether it states what the vendor cannot do.

Which apps record the pitch at the door?

Rilla and Siro. They cover pitch recording rather than territory, so they sit alongside a door-knocking app rather than replacing one.

Best door-knocking apps in 2026

By KnockModePublished September 6, 2026Updated October 22, 2026

The main door-knocking apps are SalesRabbit, SPOTIO, Knockio, Sunbase, Enzy and Knockwise, with Rilla and Siro covering pitch recording rather than territory. They differ mainly in whether they target the solo rep or the manager, whether the free tier is usable, and whether the map survives a dead zone.

Key takeaways

The main apps are SalesRabbit, SPOTIO, Knockio, Sunbase, Enzy, Knockwise and Ecanvasser.
Rilla and Siro record the conversation rather than mapping territory.
Most differences come from whether the app is sold to a company or adopted by a rep.
Five minutes in aeroplane mode tells you whether the map survives a dead zone.

How do door-knocking apps differ?

Almost every meaningful difference follows from whether the product is sold to a company or adopted by a rep. Manager-oriented tools carry territory, reporting and integrations, and price accordingly. Rep-oriented tools are lighter and cheaper and cannot run a team.

What is the fastest way to compare door-knocking apps?

Put the phone in aeroplane mode, then try to work a street. A map that goes blank with no signal stops your day, and checking for it takes five minutes.

Where does KnockMode fall short, and where does it win?

On a feature count KnockMode loses to everything above. It wins on being free for one rep, working with no signal, and the record belonging to the rep. It has no integrations and no purchased data, and its team layer is newer than anything else on this list. The map covers the whole country; the house numbers on it do not.

How do the door-knocking apps compare? · checked October 22, 2026
Tool	Best for	Starting price	The feature that decides it
SalesRabbit (Team, Pro)	Small and growing field sales teams	Team $59/user/mo; Pro $75/user/mo, or $49 billed annually	Add-ons priced on top: DataGrid AI, Digital Contracts, Mover Leads, Weather
SalesRabbit Lite	One user trying the core features	Free	No team management tools
RoofLink Pro (SalesRabbit)	Roofing and home improvement	$120/user/mo, billed monthly	SalesRabbit’s product for roofing and home improvement
SPOTIO	Field sales teams of 5 or more	Not published; quote on request	Separate B2B and B2C plans; B2C lists "Download My Day" offline access
Knockio	Field sales and service teams in roofing, solar, HVAC, pest control and more	Prospect $20/user/mo at 5+ users, $25 at 1-4; Growth $45-$60	Growth plan adds estimates, invoices and payments
Sunbase	Solar installers, roofing contractors and construction companies	From $59/user/mo; final quote depends on users and modules	CRM, proposals and project management in one suite
Enzy	Sales orgs that recruit and run competitions	Not published; book a demo	Recruiting, onboarding and competitions alongside canvassing
Knockwise	Real estate agents farming a neighbourhood	Not published; 30-day free trial, no card	Homeowner title data and MLS history per property
Ecanvasser	Campaigns and field teams that want unlimited users	Core $99/mo for 2,500 households	Priced by households covered, not seats; offline is an add-on on Core
Rilla	Managers coaching in-person reps	Not published	Records in-person conversations for coaching; no territory mapping on its site
Siro	In-person sales teams	Not published	Records conversations and scores them; no territory mapping on its site
KnockMode (us)	Solo reps free; teams on Field or Core	Rep free for one rep, no card; Field $29/rep/mo ($23 annually), Core $99 ($79 annually); no setup fee	The map draws with no signal once an area is saved

Who is this for, and who isn’t it for?

Best for

Reps choosing an app for their own season
Managers building a shortlist who want prices in one place

Not ideal for

Anyone wanting a ranked winner without saying whether they’re a rep or a manager
Teams that need a platform they can buy from us today

In KnockMode

The map on a tablet with the status bar showing no signal: streets, buildings and door pins in their outcome colours, with a "Save this area" card that reads "Works with no signal once saved". This is what the aeroplane-mode test should show: a map that still draws.

App screen, drawn from the live layout. Addresses are fictional.

9:41

No signal

MapKnockPipeline

Save this area

Works with no signal once saved

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What else do people ask?

Which door-knocking app is best?: It depends entirely on whether you are a rep or a manager. Those are different products and comparing them on one list is most of why these roundups are unhelpful.
How do I compare them fairly?: Test offline, check the free tier limits, and ask what happens to your data when you leave. Feature lists are the least informative part.
Should I trust a comparison written by a vendor?: Including this one, cautiously. The useful signal is whether it states what the vendor cannot do.
Which apps record the pitch at the door?: Rilla and Siro. They cover pitch recording rather than territory, so they sit alongside a door-knocking app rather than replacing one.

How do we know this?

Tools were picked because they show up as door-knocking or canvassing apps and publish enough on their own sites to compare. Every price and feature was read off the vendor’s site on 22 October 2026; where a figure isn’t published, the table says so. We make KnockMode, so it’s listed last and marked.

Sources

SalesRabbit pricing page · read October 22, 2026
SPOTIO pricing page · read October 22, 2026
Knockio pricing page · read October 22, 2026
Ecanvasser pricing page · read October 22, 2026
Knockwise home page · read October 22, 2026
KnockMode pricing and plans · read October 22, 2026

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