Field service software pricing transparency
Four counts from the 32 vendor records behind this site: what the companies selling software to home service businesses put on their own pricing pages, and what they leave off.
- No price published
- 3 of 32
- No free trial
- 8 of 32
- Trial length not stated
- 6 of 32
- Card rates published
- 2 of 32
3 of 32 publish no price at all
A vendor counts when the entry plan on its pricing page carries no figure: no monthly price, no annual price and no yearly total. A plan priced only on request is not a published price, and this site records it as not published rather than estimating one.
ServiceTitan- Not published on any of its 3 plans.
Workiz- Not published on any of its 3 plans.
Yardbook- Not published on its one plan.
8 of 32 publish no free trial
A vendor counts when its pricing page offers no free trial: the record carries none, or the page says outright that there is none to have. Whether the vendor offers a demo or a sales call instead is not read here. A page that says nothing about a trial either way is not counted here but in the next count, among the pages that do not say how long a trial lasts.
- ServiceTitan
- No free trial on the pricing page.
Service Fusion- No free trial on the pricing page.
SingleOps- No free trial on the pricing page.
LMN- No free trial on the pricing page.
- Yardbook
- None. The product is free to use.
MaidCentral- No free trial on the pricing page.
Swept- No free trial on the pricing page.
Janitorial Manager- No free trial on the pricing page.
6 of 32 do not say how long their free trial lasts
A vendor counts when its pricing page does not rule out a free trial and does not say how long one lasts: the page advertises a trial with no length, or says nothing about a trial at all. A page that states the length in days, weeks or months is not counted, and neither is a page that says there is no trial to have.
GorillaDesk- Free trial, length not published.
Thryv- Free trial, length not published.
Service Autopilot- Free trial, length not published.
fieldd- Not stated on the pricing page.
LawnPro- Free trial on every paid plan, length not published.
Maidily- Free trial, length not stated.
2 of 32 publish card processing rates on the pricing page
A vendor counts when its pricing page prints the percentage it takes on a card payment, with or without a fixed fee per transaction. A rate advertised as a floor, "as low as", is a published rate and the row says so. Every other vendor either names card payments and prints no rate, or never mentions them.
Housecall Pro- As low as 2.59%.
Contractor Foreman- 2.9% plus $0.30 a transaction.
Method
Every figure was read from the vendor's own pricing page on the date shown beside it. A figure the page prints is recorded as printed, and a figure the page does not print is recorded as not published, never estimated. The counts are computed from those records when the page is built.
There are 32 records today, read on September 6 and 7, 2026. Each one holds what the vendor charges as its own pricing page states it: every plan, the seats each covers, the free trial in the vendor's words, and the card rate where one is printed. A record carries the page it was read from and the day it was read, and a reading older than thirty days fails the site's own tests, so a number here is never quoted from a page nobody has looked at recently.
Nothing is counted by hand. The four rules above run over the records when the page is built, so a record added or corrected changes the count here the same day, and the counts cannot disagree with the pricing table or the vendor pages, which read the same fields.
Prices in this category move. Check the current number with the vendor before you rely on it. We have not run these products on live jobs, and some links on this site earn a commission, which is disclosed in the footer and has no bearing on which vendors a rule counts.
Cite this page
- Title
- Field service software pricing transparency
- Publisher
- JobsiteStack
- Last updated
- September 7, 2026
- Suggested citation
- JobsiteStack, “Field service software pricing transparency,” https://www.jobsitestack.com/data, updated September 7, 2026.