Claver vs Workiz: price, features and which to pick
Workiz does not publish prices anywhere on its site, so you need a sales call to get a number. Claver publishes its prices: $19/mo for 2 users, $39/mo for 8, or $79/mo for 20, with no quote needed. Pick Workiz if you want its detailed public feature table and don't mind a sales call for pricing. Pick Claver if you want a flat, published price today.
Claver makes this page. Workiz publishes no prices; its plan names and features come from Workiz's own pricing page, checked September 27, 2026.
How much does Workiz cost compared to Claver?
Workiz keeps every price behind a Request pricing button, quote only, no public pricing. Claver publishes a flat price for every plan, so you know the cost before you talk to anyone.
| Team size | Claver price (flat) | Workiz (vs Claver, quote only) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $19/mo (Starter, 2 users) | Standard plan, quote only, no public pricing |
| Team of 2 to 5 | $39/mo (Crew, 8 users) | Pro plan, quote only, no public pricing |
| Multi-location or franchise | $79/mo (Business, 20 users) | Ultimate plan, quote only, no public pricing |
Last verified September 27, 2026 from Workiz's public pricing page, where all three tiers show Request pricing with no dollar figures. Claver is $1 for 14 days, then $19/mo; Crew and Business are billed at full price from day one.
How do Claver and Workiz compare on features?
Both cover scheduling, dispatch, a customer portal, price book and QuickBooks Online sync. Workiz publishes a detailed feature table even though it hides its prices, so we can compare plan to plan.
| Feature | Claver plan | Workiz plan (vs Claver) |
|---|---|---|
| Client/customer portal | Starter ($19) | Standard (all plans) |
| Recurring jobs | Starter ($19) | Standard (all plans) |
| QuickBooks Online sync | Crew ($39) | Standard (all plans) |
| Multi-day jobs | Crew ($39) | Ultimate only |
| Checklists | Crew ($39) | Ultimate only |
| Custom reports | Business ($79, advanced reports) | Pro and Ultimate |
| Multi-location management | Business ($79, parent accounts) | Pro and Ultimate |
| Native iOS and Android apps | Coming soon (installable web app today) | Not listed on the pricing or feature page we checked |
| Phone system and AI call answering | Business ($79); the AI receptionist takes booking requests for you to confirm | Genius Phone and Genius Answering, sold separately from any plan |
| Users included | 2, 8 or 20 by plan, flat price | Not published; quote only |
Where is Workiz better than Claver?
Workiz is ahead on multi-location tools for larger operations and on how much detail it publishes about what each plan includes, even without a price attached. If you already know you need a quote and multi-location management, Workiz is worth a call.
- Multi-location management. Workiz includes multi-location tools and franchise-style management on its Pro and Ultimate plans. Claver's equivalent, parent accounts, is on Business.
- Add-on phone products. Workiz sells Genius Phone and Genius Answering as dedicated add-on products with their own feature depth. Claver's phone and AI receptionist are bundled into Business at no extra cost, but Workiz's add-ons may go deeper for shops that want a phone system as their main investment.
- Track record. Workiz is an established product with a large detailed feature table. Claver is newer.
Where is Claver better than Workiz?
Claver is ahead on knowing the price up front. You can compare Claver's $19, $39 and $79 plans to a Workiz quote without a sales call, and Claver includes users and a phone system without a separate purchase.
- Published pricing. Claver's price is public: $19/mo, $39/mo or $79/mo. Workiz requires a quote before you know the cost.
- Phone system included. Claver's Business plan bundles a phone line and AI receptionist at $79/mo. Workiz sells its phone and AI answering tools separately from any plan.
- Faster to compare. Because Claver's price and plans are public, you can decide without waiting on a sales call.
Best fit for: Claver is built for electrical, locksmith, garage door, and HVAC shops. Already running on Workiz? Here's how to move your data over.
How do you switch from Workiz to Claver?
Export your data from Workiz, import it into Claver, and keep Workiz until your open jobs and invoices are done. Most shops finish the import in about 20 minutes.
- Export from Workiz. Download your client list and your job and invoice reports as CSV files.
- Import into Claver. Upload the files in Claver's import wizard, which maps Workiz'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 techs. Users are included in your plan.
- Cancel Workiz when you're ready. Keep Workiz until your open jobs and invoices are finished, then cancel.
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