The short version: Published entry prices for field service software run $29–$59 a month — but that’s the solo, annual-billing sticker. The real cost is the per-user scaling: on published rates (July 2026), a 10-person team runs $229–$369+ a month on the big platforms, and ServiceTitan publishes no prices at all — its own page describes per-technician pricing behind a sales call. AllBetter Field starts at $29/mo and its top plan is $129/mo as you add employees.
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See AllBetter Field →Every field service software pricing page shows you the same thing: a friendly “starting at” number. What it doesn’t show you is the number that actually hits your card in year two, when you’ve added two techs, the annual-billing discount you didn’t notice has expired, and every new hire costs another seat.
We pulled the published pricing pages of the major platforms on a single morning (July 6, 2026) and did the arithmetic a growing crew actually needs. Every figure below is from the vendor’s own pricing page, dated, with the source linked at the bottom. If you’d rather just see the capped-price alternative, here’s AllBetter Field — free to start, first 3 invoices on us.
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Quick answer: How much does field service software cost?
As of July 2026, published rates: Jobber from $29/mo (solo, billed annually; $49/mo without commitment) plus $29/mo per additional user; Housecall Pro from $59/mo billed annually ($79 monthly); ServiceTitan publishes no prices — per-technician pricing via sales call. AllBetter Field starts at $29/mo, with a $129/mo top plan as employees are added.
How much does field service software cost in real numbers?
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See AllBetter Field →Here is what the vendors’ own pricing pages printed on July 6, 2026 (annual-billing rates unless noted):
| Platform | Solo entry | Team tiers (published) | Per extra user |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jobber | $29/mo annual ($49/mo no commitment) | Connect from $99; 5-user Connect $149–$199; 10-user $229–$299; Plus from $399 (15 users, up to $699 monthly) | $29/mo |
| Housecall Pro | $59/mo annual ($79 monthly) | Essentials $149/mo annual (up to 5 users); MAX $299/mo annual (up to 8) | $35/mo (MAX tier) |
| ServiceTitan | Not published | Not published — “Request Pricing” only | Per-technician, quote-gated |
| AllBetter Field | Starting at $29/mo | Scales to a $129/mo top plan as employees are added | Covered by the plan tiers |
Two patterns worth noticing before the math. First, the advertised “from” price is usually the annual-billing, single-user configuration — Jobber’s $29 becomes $49 month-to-month with no commitment, a 69% difference for the identical product. Second, every published model above except one scales by seat: the software gets more expensive precisely when your payroll does.
Why the sticker price is not the real price
Because you don’t stay solo — that’s the whole point of buying the software. Run the published rates against a growing crew: a 5-person team on Housecall Pro Essentials is $149/mo billed annually; the same team on Jobber Connect’s 5-user configuration is $149–$199/mo depending on commitment. At 10 people, Jobber’s Connect matrix reads $229–$299/mo, and Housecall Pro’s MAX tier ($299/mo, up to 8 users) needs two $35 add-on seats to get there — roughly $369/mo on published rates. Growth is the product’s best feature and its biggest markup.
Then there’s the platform that publishes nothing: ServiceTitan’s pricing page offers three packages with a “Request Pricing” button and describes its model, in its own words, as per-technician pricing. It’s a genuinely powerful enterprise product — and if your shop is big enough to negotiate enterprise software through a sales cycle, it may fit. For a crew of two to ten, an unpublished per-tech price is a hard thing to budget around. Our wider roundup of home service software for contractors covers where each tier of tooling makes sense.
What does a small crew actually need the software to do?
Strip the feature-matrix theater away and a working crew needs five things every day: send estimates that turn into jobs, schedule the week, keep client communication in one place, invoice the moment work finishes, and collect payment without chasing. That’s the daily loop — and it’s exactly the loop that breaks when you’re juggling texts, paper, and a spreadsheet. The cost of the broken loop isn’t hypothetical either: as we covered in contractor payment delays, 82% of contractors wait 30+ days to get paid (Rabbet), and invoicing lag is one of the levers you actually control. The quality of your quote is another.
How AllBetter Field prices it
AllBetter Field covers that daily loop — estimates, job scheduling, client communication, invoicing, and Stripe-collected payments — starting at $29/mo for a solo owner, scaling to a $129/mo top plan as you add employees. That’s the ceiling on the published plans: cheaper than a phone bill at entry, and at the top plan still less than the published 5-user configurations above. It’s free to start, and your first 3 invoices are on us, so the trial runs on your real jobs rather than a demo sandbox.
| Decision point | Per-seat platforms | AllBetter Field |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $29–$59/mo (annual billing) | Starting at $29/mo |
| What happens when you hire | +$29–$35/mo per user, or a tier jump | Plan tiers up to a $129/mo top plan |
| 10-person team, published rates | ~$229–$369+/mo | $129/mo top plan |
| Price transparency | Published (except ServiceTitan: sales call) | Published |
| Trying it | 14-day trials (where offered) | Free to start — first 3 invoices on us |
Frequently asked questions
How much does field service software cost per month?
Published entry rates as of July 2026: Jobber from $29/mo (solo, billed annually), Housecall Pro from $59/mo billed annually, AllBetter Field starting at $29/mo. Team configurations on published per-user rates run $149–$369+/mo at 5–10 users on the per-seat platforms; Field’s top plan is $129/mo.
How much does ServiceTitan cost?
ServiceTitan does not publish prices. Its pricing page lists three packages with a “Request Pricing” button and describes per-technician pricing arranged through its sales team. Budget for an enterprise sales cycle rather than a sign-up form.
Why is the advertised price different from what I’d pay?
Advertised “from” prices are typically the single-user, annual-billing configuration. Month-to-month rates run meaningfully higher (Jobber’s published solo rate is $29 annual vs $49 no-commitment), and each additional team member adds a per-user fee or a tier jump on most platforms.
What does AllBetter Field include?
Estimates, job scheduling, client communication, invoicing, and Stripe-collected payments — the daily loop of a working crew — starting at $29/mo with a $129/mo top plan as employees are added. Free to start; first 3 invoices on us.
Is cheaper field service software worth it for a small crew?
Price the software against the loop it fixes, not the feature list. If estimates, scheduling, invoicing, and payment collection happen faster, entry-level software pays for itself quickly — the published data on payment delays shows a month-plus wait is the industry norm, and tighter invoicing is one of the few levers you control directly.
Run your crew without the per-seat meter
Estimates, scheduling, invoicing, and payments — starting at $29/mo, with a $129/mo top plan as your team grows.
- Published pricing — no sales call to learn the number
- Starting at $29/mo; top plan $129/mo as employees are added
- Estimates, scheduling, client messages, invoices, Stripe payments
- Free to start — your first 3 invoices are on us
Free to start. First 3 invoices on us.
Sources
- Jobber, published pricing page (fetched July 6, 2026) — Core from $29/mo annual ($49 no-commitment); Connect from $99; 10-user configurations $229–$299; additional users $29/mo — getjobber.com
- Housecall Pro, published pricing page (fetched July 6, 2026) — Basic $59/mo annual ($79 monthly); Essentials $149/mo (up to 5 users); MAX $299/mo (up to 8; additional users $35/mo) — housecallpro.com
- ServiceTitan, pricing page (fetched July 6, 2026) — no published prices; “Request Pricing” packages; per-technician pricing per the page’s own description — servicetitan.com
By Tarik Khribech, Founder of AllBetter. MS in Computer Science (Elmhurst University); previously at Citi and Discover; founded ChoreRelief in 2016 and relaunched it as AllBetter in 2020.
