The full software you run everything from — delivery routes, stops, crew dispatch and billing.
IceBossPro runs packaged-ice routes anywhere — and in Canada, it invoices the way a Canadian business should. Set your country to Canada in Company Info, connect your own Canadian Stripe account, and every invoice, card charge, and payment link your accounts receive is in Canadian dollars. Restock routes, freezer par-levels, driver app, auto-billing — all of it works north of the border today.
The big route platforms make you book a sales call to see a screen. We put the live software right on this page — scroll up and click around in it. Here's how the rest of the experience compares.
| IceBossPro | Typical Route Platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Seeing the software | Live demo on this page — right now | Book a sales call, wait for a slot |
| Trying it yourself | 14-day free trial, no credit card | Demo first, card up front, or both |
| Billing customers in CAD | Native — one setting in Company Info | Often US-first; CAD varies by platform |
| Price | from $59/mo flat — every feature included | Base plan + add-ons + per-user fees |
| Contract | None — month-to-month | Annual contracts are common |
| Built for packaged ice | Yes — par-levels, freezers, bag SKUs | Generic deliveries, no freezer concept |
Every claim in the left column is on this site and in the product — try it in the trial.
A Canadian ice route is rarely a tidy grid. It's a highway corridor of gas stations, a lakeside strip of marinas and general stores, a run of beer vendors and bars back in town. IceBossPro puts every account on a live map, lets you drag stops into drive order, and — the part no generic route app does — totals the bags due at every stop before the truck is loaded.
Circle any area on the map and the system instantly counts every freezer inside it that's due for a restock, broken down by SKU. One click drops the whole selection onto the dispatch board as a routed day.
The account isn't the unit of an ice business — the freezer is. A gas station with two merchandisers out front and a chest freezer inside is three restock decisions, not one. IceBossPro stores every freezer and merchandiser as its own record under the account: its location, its capacity, its par-level, and its full delivery history.
When a stop lands on a route, the system already knows how many bags of each SKU it takes to bring each freezer back to par. Your driver isn't guessing at the door, and your truck isn't carrying a hundred bags of “just in case.”
From the May long weekend to Labour Day, a Canadian ice operation runs its whole year in about sixteen weeks. Cottage country fills up, the campgrounds book out, the festivals set up, and every gas station cooler on the highway north starts emptying twice as fast. There is no October where you make up a missed Saturday in July — when a freezer sits empty on a hot long weekend, that shelf revenue is simply gone, and the store remembers who let it happen. IceBossPro exists to keep that from happening: the restock list tells you exactly which freezers are running down, the routes come out in drive order, and the billing takes care of itself while you focus on keeping trucks moving.
Seasonal accounts that go from zero to flat-out the same week. Standing orders put them on the route automatically for the months they're open, and par-levels scale the drop to how fast each location actually sells.
The corridor run — a chain of merchandisers along the route north that all empty on the same Friday. Circle the corridor on the map, see the total bags due, and dispatch it as one routed day.
Short, intense, high-volume. On-demand orders slot into existing routes, delivered quantities are logged per SKU at the drop, and the invoice generates itself the moment the driver taps done.
The recurring backbone that keeps trucks full between surges. Recurring schedules and standing orders keep every one of them on the calendar without a single reminder call.
When volume doubles, the software doesn't change — the restock list just gets longer and the routes get tighter. Unlimited accounts and users are included, so scaling up for July costs you nothing extra.
IceBossPro is month-to-month with no contract, no setup fee, and no cancellation fee. A seasonal operation pays for the months it runs — not for a January it doesn't need.
This is the part most US-built software gets wrong, so here is exactly how IceBossPro does it — with a real screenshot, not a mockup.
In Company Info you set your country to Canada and connect your own Canadian Stripe account. That one setting flows through the entire billing system: every invoice you send, every card-on-file charge you run, and every payment link your accounts open is denominated in Canadian dollars, and the money settles into your Canadian Stripe account — your processor, your funds, your country.
The billing itself works the way an ice route needs it to. A driver logs the delivered quantities at a stop, and the invoice generates automatically from exactly what was dropped — per-delivery billing with no end-of-day paperwork. Accounts on recurring schedules bill on their schedule. Cards stored on file get charged with one click, and automated reminders chase the unpaid ones so you don't have to.

A real payment page from the platform — a company set to Canada in Company Info, and its customer's invoice checks out in Canadian dollars. (This one is the founder's own company.)
No implementation project, no onboarding consultant. Most operators are running real routes the same day they sign up.
14 days, full access to every feature, no credit card. You're in the dashboard in under a minute.
In Company Info, set your country to Canada and connect your Canadian Stripe account. Customer billing is now in CAD.
Load your product catalog and SKUs, add your accounts, and set a par-level on every freezer and merchandiser.
Build the day from the restock list, drivers log drops from their phone, and invoices generate themselves in CAD.
Your drivers see today's stops in drive order on their phone — no app store, no install, no IT. At each stop they see the freezers, the par-levels, and the quantities due, then log what was actually delivered per SKU, snap a proof-of-delivery photo, and collect a signature. The moment they tap done, the office sees it, the delivery record is saved, and the invoice is generated.
The store manager who wants to know when the ice is coming shouldn't have to call you, and neither should the campground owner who wants last month's invoices. IceBossPro gives every account its own app experience — opened from a secure text link, no app store, no password to remember — and you control exactly which features each account can see.
Behind the app, the office keeps the full record: contacts, freezers, standing orders, pricing, delivery history, payment history, and notes — one place to look before you answer any question an account asks.
Nothing on this page is an add-on. Every feature below is in the same from $59/month — in Canada and everywhere else.
Production and on-hand stock by SKU, with shrink and melt accounted for. Know what was made, what was loaded, what was delivered, and what came back.
Daily, weekly, or custom frequency per account. Recurring restocks drop onto the route automatically — nothing gets missed, no account runs dry.
7lb bags, 20lb bags, block, cube, dry ice — your catalog, your pricing per SKU or per account, every unit tracked off the truck.
Business texting from inside the platform with full conversation history per account. (Canadian sending numbers are registered during onboarding — see the FAQ.)
Scheduled, on-the-way, delivered, rescheduled, invoice sent, payment reminders — set the templates once and they run on every delivery.
Owner, Manager, Office, Driver, and Mobile roles. Everyone sees exactly what their job needs and nothing more. Unlimited users included.
Revenue, deliveries completed, bags delivered, money owed — at a glance when you log in, with QuickBooks sync to keep the books in line.
Quote a new account in minutes with per-SKU pricing and delivery frequency, email it, and let them accept online.
No per-truck modules, no per-user fees, no “Canadian edition” surcharge. The whole platform is from $59/month, and the trial is free.
One plain-dealing note for Canadian operators: the from $59/month subscription itself is billed in US dollars, and your bank converts it at its own rate. Everything your customers see and pay — invoices, card charges, payment links — is in Canadian dollars through your own Canadian Stripe account.
Text messaging is the only metered thing in the platform, because texts cost us money to send: 500 outbound messages a month are included, and it's $15 per additional 500 after that. No markup games, no gotchas.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. No hidden fees — ever.
Yes. Restock routing, delivery scheduling, customer and freezer records, the driver app, and the customer app all work in Canada today — nothing about them is region-locked. And invoicing your customers in Canadian dollars is built in natively: set your country to Canada in Company Info and every invoice, card charge, and payment link bills in CAD through your own Canadian Stripe account.
Yes, and it is not a workaround — it is a setting. In Company Info you set Country to Canada, connect your own Canadian Stripe account, and from then on every invoice you send, every card-on-file charge, and every payment link your accounts receive is denominated in CAD. Your customers see CA$ amounts and pay in CA$; the money settles into your Canadian Stripe account.
No — to be upfront: the from $59/month subscription is billed in US dollars, and your bank or card converts it at its own exchange rate. Everything your customers see and pay is in CAD; the one USD line item in the whole system is your own software subscription.
Yes, with one honest caveat: sending automated texts to Canadian phone numbers requires registering a Canadian sending number with the Canadian carriers, which we set up with you during onboarding — it is not instant on day one. Email notifications and customer-app notifications work from the moment you sign up, so your accounts still get their delivery alerts while the texting number is being registered.
No. IceBossPro is month-to-month with no contract — you can cancel anytime. There are no setup fees and no cancellation fees, so a seasonal operation only pays for the months it runs.
from $59/month flat, with every feature included — restock routing, freezer par-levels, the driver app, the customer app, auto-invoicing, card-on-file billing, inventory tracking, and unlimited accounts and users. 500 outbound text messages per month are included, and additional texts are $15 per 500. The trial is 14 days, free, with no credit card required.
No. Drivers use a mobile view built for the truck — they log delivered quantities, capture proof-of-delivery photos, and collect signatures from their phone browser. Customers get their own app experience through a secure text-link login, with no app store download and no password to remember.
Want the full platform tour? See the IceBossPro overview or the ice delivery software deep dive.
Start the trial today, set your country to Canada, and by this time tomorrow your routes are in drive order and your invoices are in Canadian dollars.