ServiceTitan pricing (2026): plans, per-technician model and what to ask

How much does ServiceTitan cost?

ServiceTitan is quote only, with no public pricing. Its pricing page shows Starter, Essentials and The Works with a "Request Pricing" button on each, and no monthly, per-user or per-technician figure anywhere.

Last verified September 27, 2026 from ServiceTitan's public pricing page: no price is listed for any plan.

How does ServiceTitan's per-technician pricing work?

ServiceTitan says it prices per technician, so your bill is tied to how many techs you run. It doesn't publish the rate per technician, whether there's a minimum number of techs, or how office users are counted. Those answers come from the sales team.

• Per technician, not per user. That's ServiceTitan's own description of the model. Ask whether dispatchers, CSRs and office staff cost extra.
• No published rate. Per-tech figures you see online don't come from ServiceTitan's pricing page, which shows none.
• Plan and tech count together. The quote form asks for your trade and number of techs before it gets to pricing, so expect the price to depend on both.

How do you get a ServiceTitan quote?

You fill in a short form on the pricing page and request a personalized demo. There's no self-serve signup or price calculator, so the price comes through the sales process.

1. Fill in the form. ServiceTitan asks for your industry, number of technicians, office staffing, whether you're residential or commercial, and your job focus.
2. Request the demo. The form ends in a request for a personalized demo, not a price.
3. Ask for the quote in writing. Get the plan, the per-technician rate and every one-time fee on paper before you compare it with anything else.

What does each ServiceTitan plan include?

All three plan cards list dispatching, scheduling and call booking, and the cards list nearly the same features with small wording changes. ServiceTitan doesn't publish a feature-by-plan table, so ask which plan includes each tool you need.

• On every plan card. Dispatching, scheduling and call booking.
• Also named on the pricing page. Pricebook, mobile estimates, payroll management, advanced reporting, commission tracking, customizable memberships and call recording.
• Adaptive Marketing. ServiceTitan calls this out as a standout feature. It ties ad spend to revenue in real time.

What should you ask ServiceTitan before signing?

Ask about the full first-year cost, not just the monthly rate. ServiceTitan's pricing page doesn't state contract terms, setup costs or minimums, so these questions fill the gaps.

• Is there an implementation or onboarding fee, and how long does setup take before my team is live?
• How long is the contract, and what happens if I cancel during it?
• Is there a minimum number of technicians I pay for, even in slow months?
• Do office users, dispatchers or CSRs cost extra, or only field techs?
• Which plan includes the tools I need, such as payroll, memberships, call recording and Adaptive Marketing?
• Can the price go up at renewal, and by how much?
• Is there a free trial, or only the demo?
• Can I export all my customers, jobs and invoices if I leave?

Is ServiceTitan worth it for a small business?

ServiceTitan's sales process asks about your technicians and office staff, and its feature list leans toward call booking, payroll, commissions and marketing attribution. Shops with dispatchers and a busy phone line may get value from that. A solo operator or small crew that wants to sign up and see a price today may be better served by a tool with published pricing.

• Likely a fit if you run several trucks, have office staff booking calls, and want payroll, commissions and ad attribution in one system.
• Likely too much if you're one to five people and mostly need booking, scheduling, quotes, invoicing and texting.

Which field service software publishes its prices?

Jobber and Housecall Pro publish prices on their own pricing pages, and Claver publishes its prices too. If you want to compare numbers before a demo, start with those.

• Jobber. See Jobber pricing for every plan by team size.
• Housecall Pro. See Housecall Pro pricing for one-user and team prices.
• Claver. Claver publishes its prices on its pricing page, with users included in each plan and month-to-month billing. It's a newer product with a shorter integration list, and its native iOS and Android apps are coming soon.

Where these numbers come from

These are the sources we read for this guide, and the date we last read them. Vendor prices come from each vendor's own pricing page.