4 tools compared on real pricing, genuine strengths, and the limitations that only show up after you buy.
We track 4 Field Service tools, none of which publish a free or freemium tier. The list includes Housecall Pro, Jobber and ServiceTitan. Each entry below lists real pricing, what it is genuinely good at, and the limitations that only show up after you buy.
| Tool | Pricing model | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Housecall Pro | paid | From $49/month for 1 user. Scales with team size. |
| Jobber | paid | From $49/month. Scales with features needed. |
| ServiceTitan | enterprise-quoted | Not published — demo and custom quote, generally annual and priced by technician count and module selection. Expect a real implementation fee on top of subscription. Ask which AI features (Titan Intelligence, AI Virtual Agent, Dispatch Pro) are included versus sold as add-ons. |
| Workiz | enterprise-quoted | Not published on Workiz's own site — Standard, Pro, and Ultimate plans all say "request pricing", and Genius Phone, Genius Answering, and Genius Marketing are add-ons quoted separately. Third-party reviews in 2026 report base plans in the $225-$325/month range for up to five users, with the phone module around $100/month and Genius Answering around $200/month; treat those as unverified until you have a written quote. |
AI-powered field service management for home services — scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, and customer comms.
Field service management for small home service teams — quoting, scheduling, invoicing with smart automation.
The operating system for larger residential and commercial trades, now with AI analytics, an AI virtual agent, and AI-assisted dispatch.
Field service management for small trades with an AI suite — Genius Answering, Genius Scheduling, and Genius Marketing — sold as add-ons.
Practical playbooks, prompts, and tool stacks — for the SMB operators and enterprise teams actually shipping AI.
Free implementation guides for SMB operators and enterprise teams — workflows, prompts, governance, and tool stacks built to ship.