Field service software pricing and alternatives

Field service software pricing 2026 found five of nine tools publishing prices (Jobber, Housecall Pro, Service Fusion, Kickserv and CrewRobin). Published plans ran from $49 (Jobber Core, one person) to $699 (Jobber Plus, 15 users), with Service Fusion from $245 for unlimited users. Yearly billing typically saves 15% to 30%, but some annual plans are non-refundable. Each big vendor has its own breakdown: Jobber pricing, Housecall Pro pricing, ServiceTitan pricing and Workiz pricing. CrewRobin's three plans are on the pricing page.

The best field service software for small shops sorts the options: Kickserv and Jobber are the easiest on the budget, while ServiceTitan and FieldEdge are built for bigger, office-staffed operations. If you're choosing between the two most common picks, read Jobber vs Housecall Pro. If you're leaving one, see Jobber alternatives, Housecall Pro alternatives and ServiceTitan alternatives.

Usually an add-on. Jobber's AI Receptionist is $29 a month; Housecall Pro's CSR AI and Workiz's Genius Answering are sold separately at unpublished prices. The best AI receptionists for home services run from Rosie at $49 a month to Avoca, which quotes after a demo. The best answering services for contractors compares live services, which work out to roughly $1.30 to $5 a minute at their published plan prices. The question that matters most is where the booked job ends up.

Most of the suites do more: native mobile apps, fleet GPS, QuickBooks sync and consumer financing, none of which CrewRobin has. CrewRobin's case is the AI receptionist in every plan. See CrewRobin vs Jobber (one person on Connect plus the AI Receptionist is $168 a month against $99 for Starter), Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Workiz, FieldEdge, FieldPulse, Service Fusion and Kickserv. Housecall Pro, for one, starts at $79 a month and includes financing through Wisetack; FieldPulse and FieldEdge quote and offer no free trial. CrewRobin publishes three plans ($99, $199 and $349 a month) and is free until your first 10 booked jobs, with no card up front.

Answering services bill by the minute or the call, and the AI front-office tools mostly quote. Ruby bills by receptionist minute, from 50 minutes for $250 a month (see CrewRobin vs Ruby); Smith.ai's human plans start at $300 a month for 30 calls (see CrewRobin vs Smith.ai). Avoca and Podium don't publish prices (see CrewRobin vs Avoca and CrewRobin vs Podium). CrewRobin's receptionist is AI only and English only, and it books into its own calendar.

Workiz, FieldPulse, ServiceTitan and FieldEdge quote rather than publish. Ask each for the full yearly cost including users or technicians, AI answering, phone, onboarding fees and contract length, in writing, and check whether an annual plan is refundable. Compare that total, not the headline price.