ServiceTitan alternatives

The best ServiceTitan alternatives in 2026

The best ServiceTitan alternatives for small and mid-size service businesses are Housecall Pro, FieldEdge, Service Fusion, Jobber, Workiz and Claver. Housecall Pro and Jobber publish prices for smaller teams, FieldEdge is built specifically for HVAC and plumbing, Service Fusion charges one flat price regardless of user count, and Claver includes several users in one flat monthly price.

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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.

What are the best ServiceTitan alternatives?

Six tools cover most shops leaving ServiceTitan. Housecall Pro, Jobber and Claver list prices on their sites, while ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, Service Fusion and Workiz quote each business after a sales call.

Software	Best for	Starting price	Users included	Main tradeoff
Claver	Small home-service teams that want users included in one flat price	$19/mo	2 on Starter, 8 on Crew ($39/mo), 20 on Business ($79/mo)	Native iOS and Android apps are coming soon; a smaller integration list than ServiceTitan
Housecall Pro	Residential contractors who want an established all-in-one platform	$79/mo (Basic, 1 user)	1 on Basic; 5 on the Essentials team plan ($299/mo)	Extra users cost $100/mo each on Essentials and $75/mo on Max team plans
FieldEdge	HVAC and plumbing companies that want trade-specific dispatch and agreements	Quote only, no public pricing	2 mobile app licenses on Select, 4 on Premier, 6 on Elite	No public prices; FieldEdge does not offer a free trial
Service Fusion	Multi-technician operations that want one flat price regardless of team size	Quote only, no public pricing	Unlimited users on every plan	No public prices; all 3 tiers are gated behind a demo request
Jobber	Solo operators and teams that want an established booking and client-hub platform	$49/mo month-to-month ($29/mo billed annually), 1 user	1 on Core; 5 on Connect at $199/mo	Two-way texting and job costing don't appear until Grow, its top plan
Workiz	Growing teams that want phone and AI answering from one company	Quote only, no public pricing	Not published	No public prices; its phone system and AI answering are sold separately

Last verified September 27, 2026 from each company's public pricing page: ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, FieldEdge, Service Fusion, Jobber and Workiz. Housecall Pro shows its prices after a short quiz about your trade and team size. Prices change, so check the source before you buy.

Why do shops look for a ServiceTitan alternative?

Most shops look elsewhere because ServiceTitan publishes no prices anywhere, pricing is per technician, and getting a number means going through a multi-step demo request rather than a self-serve signup.

No public pricing. All three tiers, Starter, Essentials and The Works, show only a "Request Pricing" button on ServiceTitan's own site.
Per-technician pricing. ServiceTitan states its pricing model is per technician, "designed to fit your business and goals, at any size," but does not publish a dollar figure.
Demo-only signup. Getting a quote requires a lead form covering industry, tech count, staffing and job focus, ending in a personalized-demo request instead of a price.

Which ServiceTitan alternative should you choose?

It depends on team size, trade and how much you want to spend each month. Use the short profiles below: each says who the tool suits, what it costs and the main tradeoff.

Claver

Claver is field service software for small home-service businesses: scheduling, quotes, invoicing, payments and customer texting, with users included in one flat monthly price. Starter is $19/mo for 2 users, Crew $39/mo for 8 and Business $79/mo for 20. Dispatch, GPS tracking, route optimization and two-way texting are on Crew.

Tradeoff: Native iOS and Android apps and Tap to Pay are coming soon, and Claver has a smaller integration list than ServiceTitan. There is no free plan: it is $1 for 14 days, then $19/mo.

Housecall Pro

Housecall Pro publishes its prices, unlike ServiceTitan. Its Basic plan ($79/mo for one user) includes online booking, scheduling and dispatch, estimates and invoicing. It offers a 14-day free trial with no card.

Tradeoff: Team plans start at $299/mo for five users on Essentials, and each extra user adds $100/mo.

FieldEdge

FieldEdge is built specifically for HVAC and plumbing companies, with dispatching, service agreements and a pricebook tailored to those trades. Select includes 2 mobile app licenses, Premier 4 and Elite 6.

Tradeoff: It publishes no prices and offers no free trial, since FieldEdge's own team walks new customers through onboarding instead.

Service Fusion

Service Fusion charges a flat price per plan regardless of team size. Per its own FAQ, "whether you have one technician and one dispatcher or 20 technicians and a full office, your Service Fusion pricing will be the same."

Tradeoff: No dollar prices are shown anywhere on its pricing page; all three tiers are gated behind a demo request.

Jobber

Jobber is an established booking and client-hub platform with published prices. Core is $49/mo month-to-month ($29/mo billed annually) for one user. Connect (GPS tracking, route optimization, QuickBooks Online sync) is $139/mo for one user or $199/mo for a team of up to 5.

Tradeoff: Two-way texting and job costing don't appear until Grow, its top plan.

Workiz

Workiz is an all-in-one platform for teams from growing shops up to multi-location franchises. It offers a 7-day free trial with no card.

Tradeoff: It publishes no prices, and its phone system (Genius Phone) and AI answering (Genius Answering) are sold separately.

When is ServiceTitan still the right choice?

Stay on ServiceTitan if you run a larger multi-crew operation and use its payroll, commission tracking, advanced reporting and marketing attribution tools. It is built for that scale, with dispatching, scheduling and call booking across all three tiers. Switching to a smaller, flat-priced tool makes the most sense for a solo operator or a team under 20 who does not need ServiceTitan's enterprise reporting layer.

Best fit for: Claver is built for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and roofing shops. Already running on ServiceTitan? Here's how to move your data over.

How do you switch from ServiceTitan?

Export your data from ServiceTitan as CSV files, import them into the new tool, then run both side by side for a week before you cancel. Moving to Claver takes about 20 minutes for most shops.

Export from ServiceTitan. 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 ServiceTitan'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 ServiceTitan when you're ready. Keep ServiceTitan until your open jobs and invoices are finished, then cancel.

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ServiceTitan alternatives FAQ

What is the best alternative to ServiceTitan?

It depends on your team size and trade. Housecall Pro and Jobber are established, published-price platforms for small to mid-size teams, FieldEdge is built specifically for HVAC and plumbing, Service Fusion charges a flat price regardless of user count, and Claver includes several users in one flat monthly price starting at $19/mo.

What apps are like ServiceTitan but for a smaller shop?

Claver ($19/mo for 2 users, $39/mo for 8), Housecall Pro (from $79/mo for one user) and Jobber (from $49/mo month-to-month for one user) all publish prices aimed at smaller teams. ServiceTitan does not publish prices, so it is hard to compare its cost directly.

Is there a free alternative to ServiceTitan?

None of the tools most often compared to ServiceTitan have a free plan. Claver has no free plan either: it is $1 for 14 days, then $19/mo for 2 users.

How much does ServiceTitan cost per month?

ServiceTitan publishes no prices for its Starter, Essentials or The Works plans. Its pricing page states that pricing is per technician and funnels visitors into a demo request that asks for industry, tech count and staffing before quoting a number.

Does ServiceTitan charge per technician?

Yes, that is the stated pricing model: "Our per-technician pricing is designed to fit your business and goals, at any size," per ServiceTitan's own pricing page. No per-technician dollar figure is published, you get a number after a personalized demo.

Is Housecall Pro better than ServiceTitan for a small shop?

For a small or independent shop, Housecall Pro publishes its prices (Basic is $79/mo for one user) so you can compare cost before committing, while ServiceTitan requires a sales demo for any number. ServiceTitan is built for larger multi-technician operations with payroll and commission tracking needs.

Can I move my data from ServiceTitan?

Yes. Export your customers, jobs and invoices from ServiceTitan as CSV files and upload them in Claver's import wizard, which maps the columns for you. Most shops finish in about 20 minutes. You can also email your export to [email protected] and we load it for you.

Is Claver a good ServiceTitan alternative?

For small and independent shops, yes. Claver covers scheduling, quotes, invoicing, payments, online booking and a customer portal on Starter, and dispatch, GPS tracking and two-way texting on Crew at $39/mo for 8 users, at flat published pricing with no five-figure implementation fee. ServiceTitan is built for larger multi-crew operations, so a growing enterprise business may still be a better fit there.

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