Everything wildland
fire runs on.
One place.

Your whole fleet,
from one number.

Type your agreement number. FireFront pulls your awarded agreement and builds every truck for you — make, model, VIN, resource type, daily rate, and which dispatch centers it’s listed at. Fifteen rigs, one press. Then it watches for modifications and tells you what changed.

That’s the setup evening you were going to lose.

The paperwork
does itself.

firefront.dev — payroll

The overtime rules
are already in it.

Federal law, plus the daily rules of whatever state the incident is in. FireFront applies the right one to each incident as the hours are entered.

The settings page is there to read, not to set.

firefront.dev — payroll settings

You don’t have to sell
this to your crew.

Maps and Echo are free for every firefighter, forever — no company account needed. Your people already brought FireFront to work.

echo.firefront.dev

One company.
One login.
It all connects.

Create the incident in Command and it’s on the map before the truck leaves the yard. Same crews, same trucks, same people, everywhere. Nothing gets typed twice.

firefront.dev — crews

Created once on the web → already on the crew’s phones.

$99 a month.
That’s the whole thing.

• Everything included. No tiers, no per-seat, no per-truck. The price doesn’t go up because you had a good year.
• Free for every company until June 1, 2027. Sign up after that and your first 45 days are free.
• Firefighters never pay. Maps and Echo stay free no matter what.
• Pause for the off season. Your records stay readable; billing stops.
• The price you sign up at is the price you keep.

Built by a firefighter.
Shipped every week.

Not a five-year roadmap from a company that’s never seen a fire. Built on the truck, on the line, and through the off-season — and it ships constantly.