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29 January 2026

BPCA launches new member benefit with Insectram

MEMBER BENEFITS

BPCA has launched a new member benefit in partnership with BPCA member company Insectram, giving members exclusive discounts and hands-on support with a digital platform built specifically for professional pest management businesses.

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The new benefit is designed to help members streamline reporting, improve customer management and get more value from their operational data, without hidden costs or complicated onboarding.

What BPCA members get

As part of the new partnership, all BPCA members can access:

  • 10% off Insectram subscriptions, available on both Standard and Pro packages
  • One free day of on-site training or consultancy, delivered anywhere in the UK mainland
  • Free onboarding support, including the migration of existing customer portfolio lists into the Insectram platform.

For members based in Ireland or Europe, the on-site training or consultancy is also available, with a travel surcharge applied.

These exclusive benefits sit alongside Insectram’s core offering, which includes three free online training sessions per year, UK-based technical support and a transparent pricing model with no licence fees or hidden charges.

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Supporting members on their digital journey

Digital reporting, customer transparency and data accuracy are becoming increasingly important across professional pest management. This new member benefit is aimed at helping BPCA members adopt digital tools with confidence, backed by practical support rather than just access to software.

By including free on-site training and customer portfolio migration, the partnership removes two of the most common barriers to switching systems: time and complexity.

Craig Peniket, Partner and Operations and Commercial Manager at Purean Solutions and Technology Limited, said:

Insectram is deeply committed to supporting the BPCA community. We understand the practical challenges pest management professionals face every day, and we’re keen to help members bridge the gap between traditional ways of working and modern digital tools. By streamlining workflows and digitising essential processes, our aim is to help businesses of all sizes scale more effectively and stay focused on what they do best: protecting public health.

Craig Peniket, Insectram

Scott Johnstone, BPCA Technology Manager, added:

We regularly hear from smaller pest control companies who know they need to start their digital journey but aren’t sure where to begin. At the same time, larger businesses often come to us looking to refine or improve the systems they already have in place. This new member benefit from long-standing BPCA member and supporter Insectram offers something genuinely useful for everyone. If you’re even a little bit curious about improving how you work, I’d encourage you to give them a call and explore what’s possible.

Scott Johnstone, BPCA

How to access the benefit

BPCA members can visit insectram.co.uk to find out more about the platform and request a demo.

Members should mention their BPCA membership when signing up to access the exclusive discount and support package. Membership will be verified during onboarding.

Contact Insectram today

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