Most people searching this already know what they want to leave. They want to know what the next thing costs before sitting through another demo. So: $149 a month for the app, $448 for the app and the full office. Unlimited technicians. Month to month. That is the entire price list, and it does not change depending on who you talk to.
No contracts. Ever. Month to month, cancel yourself in the app. No card to start, no demo call, no salesperson.
ServiceTitan does not put a price on its website — their pricing page routes to a demo request rather than a number. That is a verifiable fact about their site, not a claim about their figure, and it is why this page cannot show you the price comparison you came here for.
$149 a month for Workhorse, the mobile app for the whole crew. $448 for Powerhouse, which adds the full desktop office. Unlimited technicians on both, month to month, cancel in the app. There is no enterprise tier being held back for a phone call.
What ServiceTitan costs, or what their software does and does not do. Every figure online for their pricing comes from third parties, most of them competitors writing content marketing. We are not going to print someone else’s guess as fact and then ask you to trust us about anything else on this site.
A price that scales with headcount means your worst month for cash flow is also your biggest software invoice. Ours does not count people. Hire the fourth technician, add the office manager, give the apprentice a login — the bill does not move.
A month-to-month price is only meaningful if leaving is genuinely possible, so it is. Your records stay readable and exportable for as long as the account exists, including after a subscription lapses.
If ServiceTitan is working for you, this page is not trying to talk you out of it. These are things we do not have, and they are not small.
They will send people to configure it, migrate you and train your staff on a schedule. We migrate your data free and answer the phone. For a thirty-truck operation that difference may decide it.
Years of integrations, a conference, a consultant bench, and a hiring pool of people who already know the software. We are a working garage door company that wrote its own tools.
They have found edge cases we have not hit, in trades we have never worked in. Pretending otherwise would be the first lie on this page.
They have thousands of customers. We have a shop with more than 1,500 reviews at 4.9 stars that runs on this daily, and a short list of contractors who took the same bet.
Per-seat pricing does its worst damage in the year you grow fastest. Ours is flat at every size, forever.
Enterprise field service software tends to assume a dispatcher, a CSR team, an ops manager and a controller. At eight trucks and a bookkeeper you are buying an org chart you do not have.
Which is why our export is unconditional. We move you in for nothing and hold nothing hostage if you go.
A map board with drag scheduling, estimates approved by text, invoices, and card payments through your own Square account at your own rate.
Material cost comes off before the percentage. On jobs with real parts in them that is the difference between a pay plan that works and one that quietly overpays all year.
Riley answers the calls the office cannot get to, gets the address and the problem, and books the job. Included in Powerhouse, not sold as a monthly add-on.
Recurring service and membership billing, an install board tracking the equipment order separately from the job, forms with photo and signature, job costing and marketing ROI.
We can only answer half of that honestly. ServiceBuilt is $149 a month for the mobile app or $448 for the app plus the full desktop office, both with unlimited technicians, month to month.
ServiceTitan does not publish pricing — their site routes to a demo request rather than a number. Every figure you will find online comes from third parties, mostly competitors, and we will not print someone else’s guess as a fact on our own website.
Yes, free, on either plan, and we do the moving — customers, jobs, estimates, invoices, payments and 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.
No. Anyone claiming their four-hundred-dollar product matches a decade-old enterprise platform feature for feature is selling you a roadmap. They have more integrations, an implementation team, a partner marketplace and years of edge cases already found.
What ServiceBuilt has is the six things that actually run a service company — dispatch, estimates, invoicing, payments, payroll and follow-up — built by a contractor for his own crew, at a flat price that does not count technicians. For many shops that is the trade they want. For some it is not.
No. Both plans are month to month and you cancel yourself in the app. No term, no implementation agreement, no minimum. The trial is 30 days and does not ask for a card.
You export it and go. Records stay readable and exportable for as long as the account exists, including after a subscription lapses. We would rather you leave cleanly than stay because leaving was made difficult.
We migrate your history free on either plan, and we do the moving. If it is not better than what you have, you have lost nothing but a month.
No contract · Cancel in the app · Unlimited technicians
