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What it really costs, and what it's really like.
Pricing and reviews of the field service software trade businesses use most, with sources for every number.
Housecall ProHousecall Pro pricing and review (2026): plans, add-ons and who it fitsHousecall Pro is one of the easiest field service tools to set up, with published prices, no contract and more free AI than most. It suits solo operators and small HVAC, plumbing, electrical and cleaning crews well. Shops past 8 users, or ones that need memberships and proposals without moving to the top plan, should price the whole bundle and compare.JobberJobber pricing and review (2026): plans, add-ons and who it fitsJobber is the easiest field service app to learn, with published prices and the best customer portal in its class. It's a strong pick for lawn, cleaning, handyman and small trade crews up to 15 users. HVAC, plumbing and electrical shops built on memberships and replacement selling, and teams past 15 users, will find it thinner and should compare before committing.ServiceTitanServiceTitan pricing and review (2026): what it really costsServiceTitan is the deepest system in the trades, with a strong marketing suite, a big integration list and commercial editions. It's also quote-only, typically priced well above $200 per tech per month by third-party estimates, slow to set up and costly to leave early. It fits larger, process-heavy shops that will use the depth; many 3 to 20 tech shops pay for more than they use.
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