A picker, a calculator and the pricing table, all working off the same 64 platforms, 46 of which publish a price on their own pricing page, read between September 29, 2026 and October 19, 2026. Everything runs in your browser and nothing asks for an email address.
Three questions: your trade, your crew size, and what the software has to do. You get up to four platforms that meet all three, with what each one costs at that crew size and one line on why it is there.
No email, nothing to submit, and the same answers always give the same list.
Open the picker
The plan price, the extra seats, the add-ons and the card and bank fees, added up for up to three platforms side by side.
Every figure links to the vendor page it came from, and where a vendor publishes no rate, the line says so.
Open the calculator
What every platform starts at, whether there is a free trial, how it is priced, the crew size it suits and the trades it names. Every figure links to the vendor page it came from.
The same prices the picker and the calculator use, sorted and dated.
Open the table
The broad all-rounder. Scheduling, quoting, invoicing and payments in one place.
Extra seats are the real cost driver: a five-person crew on Essentials is a different number from the headline. Card processing is charged separately. The Sales proposal tool is included in Max, listed as a $40/mo value; other plans can add it through a Success Advisor at a price the vendor does not publish. The 'How many users? Teams / Individual' toggle on the page is unfinished and shows $XX. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Scheduling and dispatch are on Basic and employee GPS tracking starts on Essentials. The Max card says $35 a month for each user past eight, in the served page and in the browser alike, and the $75 this record used to carry is printed nowhere on the page any more. The Essentials card says 5 users included and prints no price for a sixth, so the $100 this record used to carry for one was dropped. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Quoting and scheduling for crews that live in the calendar. Strong client messaging.
Jobber prices by team size band, and added users beyond the included count are $29/mo each. Jobber publishes three billing views: monthly with no commitment, monthly on a 1 year commitment, and prepaid annual shown per month. Core is only sold for a single user, Plus is not offered at one user and starts at five, and every plan says contact sales at sixteen people. Plus is sales led and shows Contact Sales rather than a trial button at every band. Card and bank rates are in the pricing page's feature comparison table, not on the plan cards. On 2026-09-29 the pricing page ran a time limited offer, save up to 40% ending September 30th, putting one user annual plans at $21, $70 and $105 a month for twelve months before $29, $99 and $149. The offer is not recorded as a discount because it expires, and the plan prices after it match this record. Jobber's payments page describes competitive processing fees without printing a rate. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Priced by jobs a month rather than seats, so the whole crew can be on it for one fee.
The only one here that does not charge per seat, which is why a big crew doing few jobs lands cheap and a small crew doing many jobs does not. iPhone and iPad only in the field. Plan prices, job allowances and Premium Plus's 20c a job overage re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged. Setup and training is sold by independent ServiceM8 Partners rather than priced by ServiceM8, and no card rate is published on the US pricing page. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Built around routes. Best fit where the same properties come round on a schedule.
A route is one schedule, so two techs riding separately is two routes and two subscriptions. Two riding together is one. Annual billing is offered as a yearly total: $539, $1,089 and $1,639. The pricing page says there are no setup fees or contracts and that data migration is free, and names no discount percentage for yearly billing. Text credits come in packs ($50 for 1,000, $100 for 2,500, $200 for 8,000), which the fee list has no unit for. No card rate is published: payments run through Stripe or Square. Plan prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 on both toggles and unchanged. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The pricing FAQ puts scheduling and dispatching on Basic; GPS device tracking starts on Pro. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
A small business CRM and marketing suite first, field service work second.
The reviews, listings and marketing side is the reason to look at it, not the dispatch board. The plans on the pricing page are Thryv's Marketing Center line, and their free trial signs up to Marketing Center; the Business Center CRM is not priced there. The HIPAA Compliant Add On is $29 a month for Business Center accounts (Thryv help center), so it is not an add-on to these plans. The six-month term and $350 setup fee including GST in Thryv's FAQ are its Australian terms, not the US price. Thryv blocks automated requests, so these figures were read in Chrome on 2026-09-28, with dated screenshots. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
The cheapest way for an owner-operator to get off paper, with pay-per-feature add-ons.
The base plan is deliberately thin. Online booking, the customer portal, proposals, Zapier and a texting number are $10 a month each, so price the add-ons you actually need before comparing. Every employee past the owner is $5 a month on top. Plan prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 on both toggles and unchanged. The page's HTML also carries a feature list with the $10 add-ons and per use marketing charges (an SMS blast at a $10 setup fee plus 5 cents a segment, ringless voicemail at $10 plus 20 cents each, drip texts at 10 cents), but that section did not render in Chrome that day, so those charges are not recorded as fees. No card rate is published: payments run through Square. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19. On 2026-10-19 the yearly price read $45.95 a month, $551.40 a year, with the toggle saying save 8%; it had been $39.95 and 20%.
The enterprise option. Priced per technician and sold through a demo, not a signup.
No price is published on any tier and there is no free trial, only a demo. Listed here so the top of the market is on the same table, not because a two-truck shop should be calling them. ServiceTitan's payments page FAQ, read in Chrome on 2026-09-29, says processing fees vary by payment method, transaction type and each customer's agreement, so no card or bank rate is published. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Phone system built in, which suits trades that win most work over the phone.
Workiz publishes no prices: all three tiers say request pricing. Take the trial before you take the call. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Project management for construction-leaning trades, priced by how many people need a seat.
Re-read on 2026-10-12, the pricing page now sells month to month too: Standard $139, Plus $199, Pro $279 and Unlimited $399, with Basic offered on annual billing only. The quarterly option is gone. It also carries a 100 day money back guarantee alongside the 30 day trial. Annual plan prices and yearly totals re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged; the page now lives at /plans/. The page advertises 20% off for paying the year. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The comparison table ticks Scheduling and Service Tickets, where dispatching lives, from Plus, Online Payments from Standard and QuickBooks Online from Plus. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Unlimited users on every plan, so the price does not move when the crew grows.
The entry price is the highest on this table and the seat count is the lowest thing to worry about. Past roughly six people it stops looking expensive, and below three it never will. There is no free trial, only a demo. Service Fusion was testing its pricing page in September 2026, and some visitors saw lower prices (Starter $225, Plus $350 and Pro $575 a month) or no prices at all. The figures here are the page's standard view. On 2026-09-29 the pricing page in Chrome rendered its plan cards with no prices, while the same page's text still carried the $208, $325 and $533 annual and $245, $382 and $627 monthly figures, so the read date was not moved. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19. On 2026-10-19 the page's own server HTML, before any script runs, carried only the standard figures above, while a cookieless browser was shown the experiment's other arm, Starter $225 ($192 yearly), Plus $350 ($298) and Pro $575 ($489), so the test seen since September is still running.
Seats come in blocks, so a five or ten person crew pays one price rather than per head.
The pricing page opens on annual billing, so the $60, $119 and $199 it shows first are annual rates. Billed monthly, the same plans are $75, $149 and $249. Processing $1,000 or more a month through Kickserv takes 5% off the plan. Each plan card says "Save 20% with annual subscription" (read by a plain fetch of the public page on 2026-09-29, because the shared browser is not allowed to open kickserv.com). The Kickback 5% off for processing a monthly minimum through Kickserv is a payments rebate rather than a term discount, so it stays here and not in the discount list. No card rate is published. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Dispatch mapping and GPS check-ins start on Run. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and the Kickserv home page, which names estimates without saying which plan has them on 2026-10-19.
Route-heavy recurring work, with automations as the reason to move up a tier.
The page prints one figure a plan and says all of it is based on annual subscription rates, so there is no month to month number here. Every tier is on top of a sign up fee that is not published, and the licences are counted in two kinds: a business user is the office seat and a mobile user is the one in the van. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Dispatching is on Startup, route optimization starts on Pro and QuickBooks is first listed on Elite; FleetSharp GPS is priced on request on every plan. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Seat bands with a hard ceiling on each one, so the next user can move the price a long way.
The third user takes you from $90 to $225 a month on monthly billing, which is the sharpest step on this table. The plan headers say up to 15 users on Pro and unlimited on Enterprise. RazorSync's credit card processing page promises its lowest processing rates and 50% off the first three months when bundled, but prints no rate, and no setup fee is stated. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Straight per user pricing with no seat bundles, which makes the arithmetic easy.
Every seat costs the same, so five people on Pro is $255 a month and there is no included-users cliff to fall off. That is dearer than the bundled plans at five and cheaper than most of them at two. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Green industry work, with the extra office seat priced separately from the field crew.
The extra user charge is the number to watch: a second and third office seat on Premier adds $300 a month, which is more than most of the entry plans on this table cost outright. Annual billing drops it to $125. Crew users are free, but the page never says how many office seats the plan includes to begin with, so the cost of a given crew cannot be worked out from it. The pricing URL redirects to the SingleOps pricing page on Granum's own site, which is where these figures were read. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. GPS tracking is an add-on, no dispatch board is named, and QuickBooks Online is named without a plan, so no plan is recorded for either. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Landscaping run from the budget down. Estimating and job costing first, scheduling second.
Licences come in two kinds and the page counts them separately, so the crew number and the office number both have to fit. There is no free trial, only a demo. The pricing URL redirects to the LMN pricing page on Granum's own site, which on 2026-10-06 read $297 and $648 a month billed monthly and footnoted both as "After a one-time onboarding fee" without saying how much, so no fee amount can be recorded. The customer texting add-on this record used to carry ($75 once plus $30 a month) is no longer on the page, so it was dropped: SMS customer messaging is still listed, with no price beside it. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The pricing page now redirects to the LMN pricing page on the Granum site, where GPS location verification and route optimization are ticked on every plan. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Pool service only, priced by the number of properties on the route rather than by seat.
Technicians are unlimited and serviced locations are what you pay for, so the cost tracks the route rather than the payroll. Service texts are 2.9c a message on the entry plan and included above it. Plan prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged; Scaling Up is advertised with its first month free for new customers. No card rate or annual discount is published, and the plan card lists surcharging. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The Route Builder is on Getting Started and route optimization only on Scaling Up. QuickBooks Online sync is named without a plan. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Residential cleaning only, and priced like it. The cheapest real scheduler on this table.
Built for maid services and nothing else, which is the point. Text message charges are not included in the plan price, and the QuickBooks integration is listed as coming soon rather than shipped. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Painting estimates. One quoting platform, with job management sold as an add-on.
Scheduling and job management are the Operations add-on, so a painter who wants both is on $218 a month billed monthly rather than $119. Onboarding packages are $999, $1,499 and $1,999 one off. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Quotes and invoices for one person on a phone. No scheduling board, and priced accordingly.
This is a quoting and invoicing app, not a field service platform: there is no dispatch board and no crew scheduling. For a solo contractor who only needs to look professional on paper it is a tenth of the price of everything else here. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The comparison table ticks QuickBooks sync on Pro, Elite and Run and leaves it blank on Basics. The $12 on the Basics card is a struck-through price the page shows only in its annual view; Basics is $10 billed monthly. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Crew management and time tracking rather than jobs. Free for a team of ten.
These are the Operations hub prices. Connecteam sells three hubs and the other two are priced separately, so a business that wants scheduling and chat pays twice. It does not quote or invoice, so it sits alongside one of the others rather than instead of it. The yearly toggle says save 18%, and on yearly billing the extra user rates are lower too ($0.8, $2.5 and $4.2 a month past the first 30 users). Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. GPS location stamps are ticked on every plan including the free Small Business one; live breadcrumb tracking starts on Expert. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Reviews and reputation only. It sits next to a scheduling tool rather than replacing one.
This does not schedule, quote or invoice. It is on the table because reviews are the one thing most of these platforms treat as an add-on, and because a reader comparing it against a full platform is comparing two different purchases. The entry plan is called Starter on the page, not Reviews as this record had it; the price is unchanged at $75 a month and Pro at $125 (read in Chrome on 2026-09-29). No card rate or annual discount is published. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Online booking led, with ten seats in the entry price rather than one.
Ten users in the entry price is the most seats per dollar on this table, and it is wasted on a crew of two. Annual billing is advertised as three months free without the yearly figure being shown. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Lawn specific from the ground up. Prices by employee logins, not by seat.
The ladder is counted in employee logins, 0, 3, 7 and 15, not in seats, so the question is how many people need to log in rather than how big the crew is. The free Solo plan is capped at 25 customers and the paid plans are uncapped. Two-way SMS and QuickBooks sync sit on the higher tiers or on add-ons, and the page prices none of the add-ons. Plan prices and yearly totals re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 on both toggles and unchanged. No card or ACH rate and no setup fee is published. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Aspire's light entry product. Priced per crew rather than per person.
There is no pricing page: the two prices sit on the Crew Control product page itself, which is why pricing_url is that page. The unit is a crew, so a second crew working a separate route is a second subscription, and headcount inside one crew does not move the price. Both prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged. No setup fee or card rate is stated on the page. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Free and advertising supported. The paid Business and Enterprise plans exist and carry no published price.
Yardbook publishes no pricing page, so there is no figure here to read. Its navigation is Home, Features, Support, Log In and Sign Up, /pricing returns the site's own 404, and the only statement about money is a panel on the home page saying the product is funded by sponsored ads and that optional premium features exist for larger companies. No price is printed beside those, which is why the column says not published rather than zero: what the premium features cost is a question for the vendor. Read again 2026-10-06 in a browser (plain fetches get a Cloudflare challenge): the Terms on the home page name the free tier the Basic Plan and the paid ones the Business Plan and Enterprise Plan, and the Credit Card Payments article on Yardbook's support site says the 1% online payment fee is waived on those two. No price for either appears anywhere on yardbook.com. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the Yardbook home page, which names Estimates, Account Management and Text/Email Messages without plans on 2026-10-19.
The booking form first, for a maid service that sells online. Users are unlimited on every plan.
Launch27 sells the online booking form and the schedule around it rather than a full field service suite, so there is no route optimisation and no job costing. Users are unlimited on every plan, which means the price moves with features and never with the crew: the unbranded form, text reminders and QuickBooks sit on Pro, and the cleaner and office apps, automatic card charging and multiple locations sit on Plus. Paying for the year takes fifteen percent off, and the yearly total is the figure the page prints rather than a monthly equivalent. The fourteen day trial is named in the pricing page's own title and description and not on the plan cards. Plan prices and yearly totals re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged. Launch27's payment processing page publishes no card or bank rate, and the pricing page states no setup fee. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The page names no GPS tracking or dispatch board on any plan card, only bookings on a map, so no plan is recorded for it. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
A booking site and a back office in one, priced by how many people do the cleaning.
Providers and stored data set the price rather than the feature list, and a team member counts as a provider, so a cleaning company with fifteen people is on Growing whatever it does with the software. Above fifty providers the page hands over a calculator, and its Premium bands run from $237 to $597 a month. Marketing contacts push a plan up too, which is why every figure on the page reads as a starting price. The trial headline animates between fourteen and thirty days while the questions underneath say fourteen, and the card is charged as soon as it ends. The pricing FAQ says there is no setup fee for general help, a demo or connecting something, and that a full store setup is referred to a third party rather than priced by BookingKoala. No card rate or annual discount percentage is published. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Seats are free and jobs are the meter, and the free plan stays free at ten jobs a month.
Maidily prices the work rather than the payroll: part timers, contractors and office staff are all free, and what you buy is jobs a month. Going over is sold in packs of fifty at $3, $8 and $14 a month on the three paid plans, so the plan a busy month lands on is not the plan the headline sold. Recurring cleanings count as a separate job each time they come round. The yearly prices, $290, $490 and $990, appear only once the billing toggle on the page is switched, and two way messaging needs the $10 a month dedicated number on top. Monthly plan prices, job allowances and job pack prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged; the annual toggle says save 17%. No setup fee or card rate is published. Re-read by plain fetch on 2026-10-05 with every figure unchanged: the free plan is named Free on the page, and FREE FOREVER is the badge above it, in the slot MOST POPULAR takes on Grow. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and the Maidily home page, which names its quoting tool without saying which plan has it on 2026-10-19.
Residential cleaning at scale, billed by the completed job. The floor is $450 a month.
MaidCentral sells one platform and prices it with a calculator: $250 a month for every physical location, then the first hundred completed jobs at $2.00 each, jobs 101 to 500 at $1.50, 501 to 1,000 at $1.25 and everything above at $1.00. One location and a hundred jobs is the $450 a month floor the page advertises. Starter, Growth and Scale are the bands that calculator moves through as the job count climbs rather than plans anybody chooses between, which is why only the first one carries a figure here. The arithmetic lives in the page's own script rather than in print, so this record was entered by hand from it, and MaidCentral says the result is an estimate until sign up. A completed job is one with a time sheet to be paid out in the payroll cycle, so recurring cleans count each visit. The calculator opens at $450 a month for one location, beside a line saying no hidden fees, unlimited users and no long-term contracts. The FAQ says there is a one-time onboarding fee but prints no figure for it, and no card rate is published. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. The page lists automated credit card processing without saying which plan carries it. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Janitorial rather than residential, and priced by the buildings you clean instead of the cleaners.
Swept is built for commercial contracts rather than houses, and it prices the buildings: every plan starts at fifteen locations and then moves in bands, 1 to 15, 16 to 25, 26 to 30, 31 to 50 and 60 and up, so the figures above are the entry band and nothing changes until you cross into the next one. What the plans buy is the cleaner's side of the job, clock ins with GPS, cleaning instructions and checklists translated into over a hundred languages, and a mobile app in Spanish. The company is Canadian, so confirm which dollars these are before setting them beside anything else on this table. Monthly entry band prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged; the page now prints annual figures for that band as well, which this record did not carry before. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. GPS here is the geofenced clock in on Optimize and Scale, with no live tracking or dispatch board named. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Quoted by the building rather than the seat, and the quote starts at $1,000 a month.
Janitorial Manager quotes every account instead of selling a plan, and the one figure on the page is the $1,000 a month floor a single facility starts at. What moves the quote is four things the page names: buildings and locations, cleanable square footage, how many people log in, and which workflows you switch on. Training, onboarding, support and upgrades sit inside the subscription rather than arriving as a separate line, and the two larger tiers print the word Custom where a price would go. This is building service contractor software, so the reference points are square feet and inspections rather than jobs and invoices. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and Janitorial Manager's features page on 2026-10-19.
Roofing CRM sold through a sales call. The pricing page is a request form.
AccuLynx publishes no price. Its /pricing/ address forwards to a request form headed Get AccuLynx Pricing, with no plan and no figure on it, so what it costs is a conversation with its sales team. AccuLynx's payment processing page says its processing fee depends on the transaction type and asks visitors to request payment pricing, so no card or bank rate is published. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and AccuLynx's plan options page on 2026-10-19.
Tree care and landscape software with a published plan ladder and user licences priced on request.
Every plan is a twelve month contract, so there is no month to month option: $149, $343 and $573 are the monthly payment on that contract, and paying for the year up front brings them to $129, $299 and $499 a month. Office and mobile user licences are priced on request, so the plan price is not the whole bill, and the page asks for 60 days notice to cancel. Plan prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 on both the annual and monthly toggles and unchanged. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Built for large landscape companies. One licence fee with no seat count, quoted after a demo.
Aspire publishes no price. Its plans page says the fee depends on company size and complexity, is billed monthly under a contract and covers every user, and that payments, payroll and GPS fleet tracking are quoted on top. Crew Control is Aspire's smaller product and carries its own prices. The plans page FAQ says the monthly fee includes unlimited user licences and the full implementation and training programme, and that electronic payments, payroll and GPS fleet management are quoted separately, so no card rate or setup fee is published. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Pest and lawn software that quotes the subscription on a demo and prints its usage fees.
Briostack publishes no subscription price, and /pricing returns its own 404. The one pricing page it has lists usage charges instead: texts at 4c, calls at 4c a minute, a phone number at $1 a month, postal mail from 98c a sheet and data migration work from $150. Re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 and unchanged. The same page lists a regulatory fee of $11 for registering business texting without saying whether it recurs, a database backup at $500 and a restoration of a previous version at $750 per occurrence, custom documents at $150 each or $150 an hour, and $.25 per card to extract stored credit card data. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and Briostack's product page on 2026-10-19.
Job management for commercial service contractors, sold on twelve month licence contracts.
Commusoft publishes no price. Its plans page describes one product, Commusoft Jobs, two add-ons and three kinds of licence: contracted licences on a twelve month contract, monthly rolling licences on top of those, and daily licences for subcontractors. None of them carries a figure, in the page as served or as rendered. The plans page now also lists two more add-ons, an AI assistant and Analytics+, both marked Coming soon, with no price, so neither is recorded. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Job photo documentation, usually run alongside a scheduling tool rather than instead of one.
Extra users are $34 a month each on monthly billing and $29 on annual, so a five person crew on Crew is $217 a month billed monthly. The page computes its prices in the browser. The page as served prints $129 for Crew on annual billing where the rendered page shows $119, and $119 is what a visitor sees. Re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 with a crew of one, USD: Scale is now $299 a month billed monthly and $249 billed annually (it was $249 and $199), while Core ($79 and $63) and Crew ($149 and $119) are unchanged. The toggle advertises Save 20% for annual billing. Payment processing is listed for US companies, with no rate on the page. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19. On 2026-10-19 Core read "Includes 1 User (2 User Limit)", so Core cannot hold a crew of more than two.
Dumpster rental and junk removal software. The plans are priced on a demo, the card rates are not.
Docket publishes no subscription price: the plans page says to schedule a demo to see pricing for your business. It does print its payment rates on every plan. Grow includes 500 messages a month and Pro and Pro Plus 1,000, and the page prices no message past that. No setup fee or annual discount is stated (read in Chrome on 2026-09-29). Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Job management for trade contractors, billed month to month with no yearly plan.
Both plans are printed as From $31 and From $44 a month, and the US page never says how many users those cover, so they are starting figures rather than a price for a crew. Fergus says it offers no yearly plans. Contractor users are $2.50 a day, SMS reminders $15 per 100 texts, and certificates $30 for 1 to 9 staff or $80 for 10 or more. Read from the US page, which points UK visitors to separate pricing. The FAQ says there are no setup fees, and the compare table prices setup and training from $0. The SMS pack, the daily contractor seat and the certificates are not recorded as fees because the fee list has no unit for a pack of 100 texts, a seat by the day or a charge whose period the page does not give. Re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
HVAC and plumbing dispatch with QuickBooks built in, priced on a demo.
FieldEdge publishes no price on any of its three plans and says the price depends on how many technicians you have and which add-ons you take. It says outright that there is no free trial, because it prefers to walk new customers through onboarding itself. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Seat priced field service software for the trades, quoted on a call rather than printed.
FieldPulse publishes no price. Its FAQ says seats are bought up front for the contract term at a rate set by what each seat can reach, that add-ons are priced separately, and that figures on review sites are not its own. It also says plainly that there is no free trial. The pricing FAQ says there are no hidden fees and that seats are bought up front for a contract term, and lists its add-ons (Operator AI, Chat AI, Engage VoIP, Fleet Tracking, Pricebook, Dynamic Proposals and Custom Forms) without a price for any of them. No card rate or setup fee is published. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Pest and lawn software priced by how many active customers you have, on a demo.
FieldRoutes publishes no price on either package. Its FAQ says the monthly subscription is set by the number of active customers, and that there is no free trial, only a demo. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Pest and lawn software that charges only for the technicians in the field.
The page prices by field user with a slider that only works in a browser. Read that way, each field user past the first added $29 on Startup, $39 on Business and $49 on Pro at every step up to the slider's limit of 25, so five technicians on Business is $235 a month. No annual price is offered. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Technician tracking is ticked on Pro only and routing optimization from Business. Re-read in Chrome on 2026-10-12 with the slider at one, two and five users: unchanged. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Irrigation and landscape software with a published price for every user band.
HindSite Software sells this as FieldCentral. The plans are user bands rather than feature tiers, so the third user moves a crew from $277 to $467 a month. Yearly billing takes 10% off every band. Plan prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 on both toggles and unchanged. The page footnotes a one-time onboarding, training and data migration fee as not included in the plan price, and does not say how much it is, so it has no amount to record. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and the FieldCentral product page on 2026-10-19.
Exterior measurements from phone photos, paid by the project, with yearly plans that cut the project rate.
HOVER sells measurements by the project. An exterior model is $59, $99 or $139 on Starter depending on how complex the building is, $20 less on Pro, and a flat $79 on Business. Pro and Business are only sold by the year, so their monthly figure here is a twelfth of the yearly one. The page says every plan covers the whole team, with no limit on users. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Roof measurement and sales presentation app, one plan with three billing terms.
Every term includes 3 users and a $75 monthly credit for HD imagery. A two year term is $107 a month, billed as $2,576 every two years, and a perimeter report without a subscription is $10. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Roofing CRM. Its pricing page refused both readings, so nothing here is priced.
jobnimbus.com answered a plain request and a browser alike with a CloudFront 403 saying access is blocked from the reader's country, on 2026-09-06, on 2026-09-16 and again on 2026-10-12. No figure has been read, so none is shown, and the trade listed is the one the guides place it in rather than one read off its site. On 2026-10-19 the pricing page answered a cookieless browser and Chrome alike with the same CloudFront 403, so whether it does estimates or a CRM could not be read either.
Roofing and remodeling CRM with a separate in-home sales tool, all on one year contracts.
Every Leap plan is a one year contract paid monthly, so there is no month to month option and no annual price. Team and Premium are printed as Starting at, so $298 and $750 are the least those plans cost. Premium is the SalesPro estimating product rather than a bigger CRM plan. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Re-read on 2026-10-12: unchanged, and the FAQ still says every plan is a one year contract. Process payments is on the Team card, and Essential lists none. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
General field service software with a free trial and no pricing page.
mHelpDesk publishes no pricing page: /pricing/ and /plans/ return its own 404, and the home page offers a free trial and a demo with no figure beside either. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
WorkWave's pest control platform, sold as modules after a consultation.
PestPac publishes no price on any of its three packages and asks you to speak with a consultant to build one. It is sold by WorkWave, which also sells RealGreen. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Pest control software priced by how many active customers you service.
Every plan is sized by active and on-hold customers, and the page says users, leads, inactive customers and one time completed jobs do not count, so a one truck operation outgrows Starter at its 21st customer whatever the size of the crew. Month to month with no contract, per the FAQ. Card payments go through Zift at the card network's interchange cost plus 1.0%, which is a formula rather than a rate, so no card percentage is recorded. The prices are built in the page's JavaScript and were read from its script bundle on 2026-10-12; a plain request returns an empty shell. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Quoting and scheduling for home service crews, where the plan you pick sets the seat count.
Each plan includes a number of users and every plan sells more at $25 a month each. Re-read on 2026-10-12: Beginner went from $74.99 to $99.99, Pro from $149.99 to $199.99, Elite from $299 to $299.99 and Max from $699 to $699.99, and Max now covers 20 users rather than unlimited. AI features draw on the monthly IQ Credits, and processing fees and extra usage are billed on top. QuoteIQ's own pages, read by a plain fetch on 2026-09-29 because the shared browser may not open the site, say there are no setup fees and no monthly or setup fee to turn payments on. Payments run through Stripe and no card or bank rate is printed. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19. On 2026-10-19 the page printed a yearly total for every plan: $299.99, $999.99, $1,999.99, $2,999.99 and $6,999.99.
WorkWave's lawn care platform, priced by usage and users on a custom quote.
RealGreen publishes no price. Its pricing page says packages are priced by usage and by user and asks for a custom quote. It is sold by WorkWave, which also sells PestPac. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Online quoting and sales follow-up that sits in front of your scheduling software.
The Startup plan is free. The page mentions a setup fee without printing it, says there is no long-term contract, and offers a seasonal pause at $50 a month for up to four months a year. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Re-read on 2026-10-12: unchanged. Route optimization, which it calls CrewCal scheduling intelligence, is ticked only on Pro. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Roofing CRM with its own measurement reports, and a free plan that pays by the report.
Every plan has unlimited users, so crew size never moves the price. Measure+ upgrades Starter's measurements rather than its CRM, and costs more for 2 hour delivery than for 6. The page as served prints a $209 yearly figure under Measure+ that the rendered page does not show; the figures here are the rendered ones. Roofr's pricing FAQ says there are no setup or onboarding fees, and puts the annual saving at about 15%, so no discount percentage is recorded: the page says "up to" and "about" rather than a flat figure (read in Chrome on 2026-09-29). Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Re-read on 2026-10-12 by a plain fetch: unchanged. Starter carries ten trial proposals, invoices and work orders; card and ACH payments start on Essentials and QuickBooks on Scale. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Roof measurement reports by the order, or a per user app subscription that makes them cheaper.
Subscribers pay less per report: a half roof is $10 instead of $13, and a full roof $11 to $37 instead of $35 to $55. The monthly subscription is printed as Starting at, so $105 a user is the least it costs. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Re-read on 2026-10-12: unchanged. Collecting deposits and payments in the app is listed on the subscription card; the comparison does not show whether pay as you go has it. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Route optimization built for delivery fleets, priced by orders rather than drivers.
Routific is a routing tool for delivery businesses, and it names none of the trades on this site; it is here because the junk removal guide lists it. It counts an order each time a stop is scheduled to a route. Past 1,000 a month each order is charged at a falling rate, from 15c down to 3c above 20,000, and above 50,000 the page says to talk to them. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Re-read on 2026-10-12: unchanged, and the page says every plan has every feature, the free one bar SMS. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Built for carpet and exterior cleaning businesses, with seats bundled into each plan.
Every plan needs an annual commitment whether it is paid monthly or yearly, so there is no month to month option. The page still carries a New Year offer of $300 off Premier for January 2024, long expired, and nothing here reflects it. The pricing page says there are no set-up fees and that every subscription level requires an annual commitment. No card rate is published. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Commercial mechanical and fire protection service software, priced by technician count.
ServiceTrade publishes no price. Its page says the price is driven mainly by how many technicians you support and which of three suites you pick, and every suite includes unlimited office users. A plain request was refused with a 403, so this was read in a browser. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
Roofing proposal software whose pricing link now leads to JobNimbus. No price could be read.
SumoQuote's own pricing link forwards to the JobNimbus pricing page, which refused a plain request and a browser alike on 2026-09-16 and again on 2026-10-12 with a CloudFront 403 citing the reader's country. Whether JobNimbus prices SumoQuote on its own is not known, so no figure is shown. On 2026-10-19 the pricing link still forwarded to the JobNimbus pricing page and its CloudFront 403, so whether it does estimates or a CRM could not be read either.
Estimating and job costing for landscape contractors, with an activation fee unless you pay yearly.
Monthly billing carries a one-time $1,000 activation fee that yearly billing waives, so a first year on Standard is $5,788 paid monthly against $4,308 paid for the year. PRO adds GPS stamped timesheets and Zapier automations. Plan prices re-read in Chrome on 2026-09-29 on both toggles and unchanged. No card or bank rate for SynkedUP Payments is published on the pricing page. Which plan first includes each feature in feature_plans was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-12. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
One flat price with no seat count, for small service businesses tired of paying per user.
One plan at $44.95 a month or $449.50 a year, two months free, with no contract and no setup fee. The page says it will move to three tiers soon. The price is drawn as an image, so it was read in a browser. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page and The Customer Factor's features page on 2026-10-19.
Booking and scheduling for franchise and multi-location home service brands, quoted per business.
Vonigo has no pricing page. Its small business product page, linked here, answers What is the pricing? by saying it varies with features and number of users and to contact them for a quote. Whether it does estimates and a CRM, and on which plan, was read from the pricing page on 2026-10-19.
These prices change. Check the current number with the vendor before you buy. We have not run these products on live jobs, and nothing here is written as though we had.
