Claver vs ScheduleDrop: price, features and which to pick
Pick ScheduleDrop if you want native mobile apps live today and every feature on every plan. Pick Claver if you want a lower monthly price with users included: $19/mo for 2 users or $39/mo for 8, versus ScheduleDrop's $97 per 4 weeks for up to 5 providers, about $105/mo, or $147 per 4 weeks for up to 10.
Claver makes this page, and Claver is one of the options. Competitor prices come from each company's own pricing page, checked September 27, 2026.
Which is cheaper, Claver or ScheduleDrop?
Claver bills monthly with a flat price per plan. ScheduleDrop bills every 4 weeks, which works out to 13 charges a year instead of 12, and its price rises by provider-count tier.
| Team size | Claver | ScheduleDrop |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $19/mo (Starter, 2 users) | $47 per 4 weeks Solo, about $51/mo (47 times 13 divided by 12) |
| Up to 5 providers | $39/mo (Crew, 8 users) | $97 per 4 weeks Launch, about $105/mo (97 times 13 divided by 12) |
| 6 to 10 providers | $79/mo (Business, 20 users) | $147 per 4 weeks Build, about $159/mo (147 times 13 divided by 12) |
Last verified September 27, 2026 from ScheduleDrop's public pricing page. ScheduleDrop renews every 4 weeks (13 times a year) unless you choose yearly billing; monthly-equivalent figures above are calculated from the published 4-week price. Claver is $1 for 14 days, then $19/mo; Crew and Business are billed at full price from day one.
How do Claver and ScheduleDrop compare on features?
ScheduleDrop puts every feature on every plan and gates only by provider count. Claver spreads features across plans by price, so the two compare differently depending on which plan fits your team.
| Feature | Claver plan | ScheduleDrop plan |
|---|---|---|
| Online booking form | Starter ($19) | Every plan |
| Dispatch and live GPS | Crew ($39) | Every plan |
| Job offer or claim flow (gig-style dispatch) | Crew ($39) | Every plan (ScheduleBlast) |
| Two-way SMS and unified inbox | Crew ($39) | Every plan (Conversation Hub) |
| Digital signature on quotes | Crew ($39) | Every plan |
| Recurring plans and billing | Starter ($19) | Every plan |
| Native iOS and Android apps, owner and crew | Coming soon (installable web app today) | Live today on both app stores, every plan |
| AI chat or content assistant | Crew ($39) | Every plan (ChatGPT and Claude connector) |
| Phone line and AI call answering | Business ($79); the AI receptionist takes booking requests for you to confirm | Not described on the pages we checked; ScheduleDrop's AI story is the owner-side ChatGPT and Claude connector, not inbound call answering |
| QuickBooks Online sync | Crew ($39) | Not listed on the integrations page we checked |
| Users or providers included | 2, 8 or 20 by plan, flat monthly price | Provider-count tiers, billed every 4 weeks, every feature on every plan |
Where is ScheduleDrop better than Claver?
ScheduleDrop is ahead on native mobile apps that are live today and on putting every feature on every plan, so a solo operator gets dispatch, GPS and AI tools without upgrading.
- Native apps, live today. ScheduleDrop has real iOS and Android apps for both owners and crews on the app stores now. Claver's native apps are coming soon; today it runs as an installable web app.
- No feature gating by plan. Every ScheduleDrop plan, even Solo, includes dispatch, GPS, ScheduleBlast and its AI connector. Claver reserves dispatch, GPS and two-way SMS for Crew and up.
- Built-in AI agent connector. ScheduleDrop exposes a per-account connector so ChatGPT or Claude can create bookings and pull reports directly. Claver's AI assistant works inside the app, not as an external connector.
Where is Claver better than ScheduleDrop?
Claver is ahead on price at every team size and on billing monthly instead of every 4 weeks, plus it covers more back-office tools like job costing and payroll export that ScheduleDrop's published pages don't describe.
- Lower price. Claver's $19 to $79/mo plans cost less than ScheduleDrop's $47 to $347 per 4 weeks at every comparable team size.
- Monthly billing. Claver bills once a month. ScheduleDrop bills every 4 weeks, which comes out to 13 charges a year instead of 12.
- Back-office depth. Claver includes job costing, QuickBooks Online sync and payroll export at the Crew and Business tiers. These aren't described on ScheduleDrop's published feature pages.
- Phone system included. Claver's Business plan bundles a phone line and AI receptionist for inbound calls at $79/mo.
Best fit for: Claver is built for cleaning, pressure washing, window cleaning, and junk removal shops. Already running on ScheduleDrop? Here's how to move your data over.
How do you switch from ScheduleDrop to Claver?
Export your data from ScheduleDrop, import it into Claver, and keep ScheduleDrop until your open jobs and invoices are done. Most shops finish the import in about 20 minutes.
- Export from ScheduleDrop. Download your customer list and your job and invoice reports as CSV files.
- Import into Claver. Upload the files in Claver's import wizard, which maps ScheduleDrop's columns for you. Or email your export to [email protected] and we load it for you.
- Check and invite your team. Spot-check a few customers and open invoices, then invite your providers. Users are included in your plan.
- Cancel ScheduleDrop when you're ready. Keep ScheduleDrop until your open jobs and invoices are finished, then cancel.
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