What to compare before choosing a plan
- Entry price for one user
- Which plan contains the automation, accounting and sales features you need
- Included users at higher tiers
- Annual commitment versus no-commitment pricing
- Paid add-ons and payment-processing economics
Current pricing picture
9.2/10 editorial score
Jobber
Straightforward field-service operations for small and midsize teams.
Best for: Owner-operated and growing service businesses that want quoting, scheduling, CRM, invoicing and payments in one system.
- Quotes and automated follow-up
- Drag-and-drop scheduling
- CRM and customer communication
- Invoicing and payments
Pricing note: Lowest published one-user entry price in this comparison: $49 monthly or $29 annualized.
9.1/10 editorial score
Housecall Pro
All-in-one operating platform built for home-service businesses.
Best for: Service businesses prioritizing scheduling, dispatch, estimates, invoicing, payments and customer communication.
- Scheduling and dispatch
- Digital estimates and invoices
- Payments
- Sales pipeline tools
Pricing note: Basic currently starts at $79 monthly or $59 annualized for one user; Essentials and MAX include more users.
Why headline price can mislead
Field-service software vendors use different billing models: one-user subscriptions, included-user bundles, seat-based pricing, per-technician pricing and custom quotes. A lower starting price can become more expensive after adding users or unlocking the feature tier you actually need.
Annual billing can also make a plan look cheaper than true month-to-month pricing. We keep those structures separate and avoid assigning a dollar amount to quote-only vendors unless the vendor itself publishes it.
How we verify pricing
We use current vendor pricing pages and official help documentation as the source of truth. Prices, packaging, taxes, add-ons and promotions can change, so verify the final quote directly with the vendor before purchasing.