ServiceTitan Alternatives: 6 Options With Published Prices Compared

The easiest way to compare ServiceTitan alternatives is to start with the thing you can check: which vendors publish a price and which only quote. ServiceTitan’s pricing page showed no plan prices on 9 November 2026. Housecall Pro, Jobber and Service Fusion do publish theirs. FieldEdge, Workiz and FieldPulse did not show plan prices either. This page lines up all six, tells you who should not switch, and works out what a crew of 8 and a crew of 15 pay where a price exists.

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ServiceTitan Alternatives at a Glance

Here is what each pricing page showed on 9 November 2026. “Published” means you can read a plan price without talking to anyone. “Quote only” means you cannot.

We never fill a quote-only cell with a guess. If you have seen a “typical” ServiceTitan price quoted elsewhere, treat it as a lead to confirm with the vendor, not as a number. The page you are reading will show a range only when we can name a source for it.

Why Shops Look Elsewhere

People searching for ServiceTitan alternatives usually have one of three reasons. We cannot measure how common each is, so we describe them as things to test against your own situation.

Quote-Only Pricing

When no price is published, you cannot compare vendors in an afternoon. You book a demo, wait for a quote, and get a number shaped by your size and what the rep thinks you will pay. That is slower for you and gives you less leverage.

A published price does not mean cheap. Service Fusion’s plans, $208/mo to $533/mo billed yearly, are not low for a three-person crew. What a published price gives you is a number you can put in a spreadsheet today.

Contract and Onboarding

We did not verify ServiceTitan’s contract terms or implementation fees, so we make no claim about them. For any vendor on this page, ask the same four questions before you sign:

• How long is the minimum term, and what happens if you leave early?
• Is there a setup, onboarding or training fee, and is it refundable?
• What does the price include per user, per office seat and per add-on?
• Can you export your customers, jobs and invoices if you cancel?

Get the answers in writing. For the published-price vendors you can check the billing modes yourself. Jobber sells a 1-year commitment billed monthly, and Housecall Pro lists annual and monthly billing.

Built for 10+ Techs

Some platforms are built for large, multi-department operations, and a small crew can end up paying for features it never opens. The honest test is simple: list what your office actually does each week (quote, schedule, dispatch, invoice, take payment, follow up). If a lighter tool does all of it, the heavier tool is overhead. If you have dispatchers, a call center or several trades under one roof, the opposite can be true, and switching away can cost you.

The Alternatives

All details below come from each vendor’s pricing page as read on 9 November 2026. We did not test features for this page.

Housecall Pro

Housecall Pro publishes three plans: Basic at $59/mo billed yearly (one user), Essentials at $149/mo (five users) and Max at $299/mo (eight users). Extra users exist only on Max, at $35/mo each.

• Who it suits: crews that want a published price and a single plan that already includes several users.
• Who should skip it: teams well past eight people, because every extra user on Max is an added line on the bill.
• Trial: 14 days with full access to Max, no credit card required.

Housecall Pro also has its own comparison with ServiceTitan on a separate page: see ServiceTitan vs Housecall Pro.

Service Fusion

Service Fusion’s page says unlimited users on every plan. Starter is $208/mo billed yearly, Plus is $325/mo and Pro is $533/mo. Month to month, they are $245/mo, $382/mo and $627/mo.

• Who it suits: growing shops where headcount will rise faster than the budget, because adding a person does not change the price.
• Who should skip it: solo operators and two-person crews, who pay a flat fee for seats they do not use.

For the full breakdown, see our Service Fusion pricing page.

Jobber

Jobber prices by users included. Core is $29/mo billed yearly for one user. Connect runs from $99/mo to $299/mo across tiers of 1, 5, 10 and 15 users. Plans stop at 15 users, and above that Jobber asks you to contact sales. Extra users cost $29/mo each.

• Who it suits: owner-led crews of 1 to 15 who want a published price and a free trial before paying.
• Who should skip it: shops that already have more than 15 people needing a login.
• Trial: 14 days on the Grow plan, no credit card required.

FieldEdge

FieldEdge’s pricing page named three plans, Select, Premier and Elite, and showed no prices on 9 November 2026. We cannot tell you what it costs, and neither can any review that does not quote the vendor.

• Who it suits: trades whose office already works with a rep-led sales process and who are happy to get a quote.
• Who should skip it: anyone who needs a number before they spend an hour on a demo.

Workiz

Workiz named Standard, Pro and Ultimate and showed no plan prices when we read the page. It offers a 7-day trial with no credit card required.

• Who it suits: small teams that want to try before they talk to anyone, since the trial needs no card.
• Who should skip it: buyers who need a published monthly number to budget against.

FieldPulse

FieldPulse’s pricing page said on 10 November 2026 that pricing is seat-based and a custom quote, with no plans or seat prices listed. We did not confirm a typical range from any source, so the only honest line for a price here is “not published: quote only.”

• Who it suits: shops that will request a quote anyway and want one more name on the list.
• Who should skip it: buyers comparing on price alone, until FieldPulse publishes a number.

Cost at 8 and 15 Techs

Only vendors with published prices can go into a calculator, so this one covers Jobber and Housecall Pro. It counts everyone who needs a login, not only technicians, and adds extra users where the vendor allows them.

Here is the lowest-priced plan that fits each crew, billed yearly. Plans differ in what they include, so this compares price only.

Service Fusion’s price does not move with headcount, so the same range applies at both sizes. For ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, Workiz and FieldPulse the cost at 8 and 15 techs is “ask for a quote”. Put the same crew size and the same list of must-have features in front of each one, so the quotes can be compared.

What the Numbers Say

Where users are priced, the bill climbs with the crew. Jobber and Housecall Pro both charge per extra user, at $29/mo and $35/mo respectively. Where users are unlimited, as on Service Fusion, the price is flat and the crew size stops mattering. That is the one structural difference you can verify today, and it is the best reason to put Service Fusion on a shortlist for a growing shop.

How to Run Your Own Comparison

1. Count the logins you need today and in twelve months, office staff included.
2. Price each published vendor with the calculator, then ask the quote-only vendors for the same crew size in writing.
3. Ask each vendor what is not in the quote: setup, training, payment processing and add-ons.
4. Use the trial on live jobs. Housecall Pro, Jobber and Workiz all state a free trial on their pricing pages.

Where to Go Next

If you are weighing the two best-known names directly, read ServiceTitan vs Housecall Pro. For the numbers behind ServiceTitan itself, see ServiceTitan pricing. If your trade is HVAC, start with best HVAC software, and for flat per-shop pricing, open Service Fusion pricing.

How We Worked Out These Numbers

Every price on this page comes from the vendor’s own pricing page, read on 9 November 2026 (FieldPulse on 10 November). We do not use review sites, reseller quotes or search engine summaries as a source for a price. Where a vendor shows no price, we say so and leave the cell as a quote.

The Rules Behind the Comparison

• Published or quote only. We label each vendor by what its pricing page shows, not by what we have heard.
• Users, not technicians. Per-user vendors charge for every login, so the calculator counts the office too.
• No guessed ranges. A typical range appears only when we can name a source for it.
• What is left out. Payment processing, add-ons and sales tax are not in the headline figures.

When We Check Again

The date at the top of this page only changes when we have read the sources again. If a price no longer matches, our method page explains how to tell us.