JobberPaid
Field service management for small home service teams — quoting, scheduling, invoicing with smart automation.
Field Service comparison
Jobber vs ServiceTitan
Pricing, pros, cons, and ideal use cases — side by side.
ServiceTitanEnterprise
The operating system for larger residential and commercial trades, now with AI analytics, an AI virtual agent, and AI-assisted dispatch.
At a glance
| Jobber | ServiceTitan | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | PaidFrom $49/month. Scales with features needed. | EnterpriseNot 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. |
| Category | Field Service | Field Service |
| Ideal for | Home Services | Residential trades past roughly ten techniciansCommercial mechanical, refrigeration, and fire and life safety contractorsCompanies running service agreements and job costingMulti-location and private-equity-backed trades rollupsShops that have outgrown Housecall Pro or Jobber |
Pros & cons
Jobber
Pros
- Clean, easy interface
- Great for small teams
- Smart quoting
- Client hub portal
Cons
- Limited to home services
- Fewer integrations than larger platforms
ServiceTitan
Pros
- Genuinely covers the whole trade business, not one slice of it
- AI runs on your own dispatch, pricing, and job history
- Dispatch Pro optimisation is a measurable margin lever at scale
- Deep marketing attribution back to booked revenue
- The default platform in the upper half of the trades market
Cons
- No published pricing and an annual contract
- Implementation is a multi-week project, not a signup
- Substantially overbuilt below about ten technicians
- AI features are layered on a platform commitment, not buyable standalone
- Switching cost once your job history lives inside it is severe
Which should you choose?
Jobber is the lighter-weight option (Paid), while ServiceTitan sits higher on the pricing ladder (Enterprise). Jobber is built around home services; ServiceTitan leans more toward residential trades past roughly ten technicians. Shortlist the one whose strengths line up with your biggest constraint.
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