The first fifteen shops get Powerhouse in full — the dispatch board, the AI phone agent, marketing attribution, accounting, commission payroll, all of it — at the Workhorse price. $149 a month instead of $448, locked for life. Not for a year. The price never moves, whatever the public price does.
No contracts. Ever. Month to month, cancel yourself in the app. No card to start, no demo call, no salesperson.
Almost every platform in this trade charges by the seat. Hire a technician and the software bill goes up, which quietly makes the person who is supposed to earn you money into a line item that costs you money. Grow to ten people and you are paying more for the software than the truck it rides in.
ServiceBuilt is priced per shop. One price, unlimited technicians, unlimited office staff. Hiring costs you nothing here. That is not a promotion — it is how the product is priced, and it is the reason the Founding 15 price is worth locking.
The Founding 15 seat is not a stripped version of anything. It is Powerhouse, whole, at the entry price.
A map board where "free" means free, because a tech can only hold one active job.
Good, better and best, approved by text, with follow-up that runs itself.
Your own Square account at your own rate. We take none of it.
Commission on gross profit, not revenue — with the maths shown before you pay.
Riley answers the calls nobody gets to and books the job. Included, not an add-on.
History, agreements and recurring work — the customers you already own.
One system, two views. Nothing syncs overnight and nothing gets re-keyed — the invoice a technician closes in the driveway is in the month's numbers before he is back in the van.
List prices published by each company, checked on 30 August 2026, for a shop of ten people. We have put the honest version below, including where they are cheaper than us.
ServiceBuilt, Founding 15 — $149 a month. Ten people, or fifty. The number does not change the price.
Housecall Pro — about $479 a month. The Max plan is $329 and covers eight users; the other two cost $75 each.
Jobber — about $399 a month. Grow, scaled to ten users. Their Plus plan works out higher again.
ServiceTitan — unpublished. They do not put a price on their website, which tells you roughly what to expect from the call.
Where they beat us: if you are one or two people, Jobber Core at $49 and Housecall Pro Basic at $79 are genuinely cheaper than $149, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The crossover lands around ten people — from there up, per-seat pricing runs away and ours does not. Even at full list, Powerhouse at $448 beats Housecall Pro from about ten people and Jobber from about eleven.
Full working, plan by plan, on the comparison page.
Two plans, month to month, no contract to sign and no term to get out of. The Founding 15 seat is the second one at the price of the first.
One to three trucks. The phone is the whole business.
Everything a technician touches. If nobody in your shop sits at a desk, this is the whole product.
You have an office — or you want one that runs itself.
This is the plan the Founding 15 price buys — at $149 instead of $448, for as long as you stay.
Fifteen shops. Powerhouse in full — the office, the AI agent, all of it — at the Workhorse price, locked for life. Not for a year. The price never moves, whatever the public price does. When the fifteen are gone this page comes down.
Direct Service Overhead is a working garage door company in Little Rock. It dispatches on this, quotes on this, invoices on this and pays its technicians out of this — every day, on real jobs, and it did so for a long time before a line of it was ever sold to anybody else. When something is wrong, it is wrong on our own jobs first.
The first fifteen shops to come aboard get Powerhouse — the whole platform, office half included — for $149 a month instead of $448, and that price never moves. Not for a year, not until renewal. If the public price doubles, yours does not.
No. Month to month, and you cancel yourself in the app without talking to anyone. The locked price is a promise we keep while you are a customer, not a term you are tied into. If you leave and come back later, you come back at whatever the price is then.
No. ServiceBuilt is priced per shop, not per seat. Technicians, office staff, bookkeepers and apprentices are all unlimited on both plans. That is the whole reason the maths turns over on a competitor around ten people — their bill grows with your crew and ours does not.
You export it and it is yours. Customers, jobs, estimates, invoices and payments, in a format you can read without us. We would rather you could leave easily and choose not to.
Migration is free on either plan and we do the moving — customers, jobs, estimates, invoices, payments and the price book. The first migration into this system was 22,000 jobs, reconciled line by line. You review what came across, and what did not, before anything goes live.
The page comes down and the price goes to $448. The fifteen who took it keep $149 for as long as they stay.
Thirty days free, no card, no contract, and we move your history for you. If it is not better than what you have, you have lost nothing but a month.
No contract · Cancel in the app · Unlimited technicians · Price locked for life
