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Updated 12 Oct 2026 (ET)

Jobber vs Housecall Pro vs ServiceTitan for shops leaving the 1–8 tech band

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Updated 12 Oct 2026 (ET). Prices rechecked against official pricing pages that day. Jobber and Housecall Pro dollars are from each vendor’s official pricing page. ServiceTitan does not publish a list price. We will not invent one.

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Key takeaways

  • ~10 logins: Jobber Connect 10 $229/mo vs Housecall Pro MAX + 2 seats $369/mo (annual).
  • Extra seats: Jobber $29/mo each; Housecall Pro MAX $35/mo each; ServiceTitan per-technician, no rate.
  • Trials: Jobber (Grow) and Housecall Pro (MAX) 14 days, no card; ServiceTitan offers a Free Demo.
  • Do not lock any ServiceTitan dollar from third-party blogs.
  • Signal to talk to ServiceTitan: a full-time office person and per-tech quoting.

Crew-size math for the two published lists: Jobber vs Housecall Pro. Tier detail: Jobber pricing and Housecall Pro pricing.

The answer in one screen

Stay on Jobber or Housecall Pro while the published 1 / 5 / 8–10 user SKUs still cover the roster and the owner can run the office from the same login as the field.

Talk to ServiceTitan when the shop has outgrown those SKUs, needs a dedicated office person on the board, or a rep is already quoting per technician. The official path is Request Pricing / Free Demo / Contact Sales. servicetitan.com/pricing does not print a dollar. Small Shop Fit will not either.

There is no blanket winner. The two self-serve products publish a price. The third does not.

Small contractor in a hard hat checking a tablet on a job site
On site, the schedule, quote and invoice have to live in one place. Photo: Mikael Blomkvist via Pexels (Pexels License).

When a 1–10 user plan stops fitting

This is a decision page for shops leaving the band the other compare covers. Signals, all from first-party pages — not from a test we ran:

The published seat math gets awkward

The buying process changes

The buying process changes. Jobber and Housecall Pro both publish a 14-day self-serve trial (Grow / MAX, no credit card). ServiceTitan’s official page is a Free Demo, not a 14-day trial. The demo form asks: industry, number of techs, “Do you have at least one full-time office employee?”, residential vs commercial, service-and-replacement vs construction/remodel. That office-employee question is the vendor telling you who they sell to.

What Jobber’s own comparison says

Jobber’s own comparison page (jobber-vs-servicetitan, high-level table last updated 25 June 2026) tells you to pick ServiceTitan if you “run a large contracting business with dedicated office staff,” need “advanced workflows across dispatch, reporting, field operations, and back-office processes,” and are “ready for a longer implementation and demo-led buying process.” That is Jobber’s framing. ServiceTitan does not publish a setup duration on /pricing. We are not repeating Jobber’s “4–5 weeks” as a measured fact.

The three at a glance

  • Jobber

    $29/mo and up

    Connect 10 $229/mo · extra users $29/mo

    Who it’s for: Self-serve shops on 1 / 5 / 10 / 15 user bundles.

    • 14-day Grow trial, no card
    • Month-to-month or annual
    • AI Receptionist $29/mo add-on
    • 16+ users: “Let’s chat”
  • Housecall Pro

    $59/mo and up

    MAX $299/mo for 8 · extra users $35/mo

    Who it’s for: Self-serve shops up to about 10 with no long-term contract.

    • 14-day MAX trial, no card
    • Price book on Basic
    • Recurring Service Plans on MAX
    • Franchise pricing is custom
  • ServiceTitan

    Quoteper technician

    No published price

    Who it’s for: Shops with dedicated office staff, quoted per technician.

    • Starter, Essentials, The Works packages
    • Customizable Memberships, Pricebook
    • Payroll Management, Call Booking
    • Free Demo, no stated self-serve trial

Annual-billing list prices from each vendor’s pricing page, 12 Oct 2026. ServiceTitan prints no dollar.

Published monthly list at about 10 logins (annual billing) Jobber Connect 10 is $229 per month and Housecall Pro MAX plus two seats is $369 per month on annual billing, 12 Oct 2026. ServiceTitan publishes no price. Jobber Connect 10 $229 Jobber Grow 10 $299 Housecall Pro MAX (8 users) $299 Housecall Pro MAX + 2 seats $369
ServiceTitan is not shown because it publishes no price. Sources: vendor pricing pages, 12 Oct 2026.

Year-one subscription: two published lists, one blank column

USD. Subscription only. Annual column is the default. Processing extra.

ShopJobber (post-promo annual)Housecall Pro (annual)ServiceTitan
Solo, cheapest published planCore $29/mo → $348/yrBasic $59/mo → $708/yrnot published — sales-led
~5 users, mid-tier annualConnect $149/mo → $1,788/yrEssentials $149/mo → $1,788/yrnot published — sales-led
~8–10 users, published SKUsConnect 10-user $229/mo → $2,748/yr; Grow 10-user $299/mo → $3,588/yrMAX $299/mo (8 included) → $3,588/yr; MAX at 10 users $369/mo → $4,428/yrnot published — sales-led

At five users, Connect and Essentials tie at $149/mo. That is the information-gain on the two-way page. It does not tell you what ServiceTitan would quote.

Jobber’s Aug 31, 2026 “up to 40%” intro has ended (12 Oct 2026 recheck of Jobber pricing). Tables use the regular annual rates.

Sources: Jobber pricing, Housecall Pro pricing, ServiceTitan pricing and get-pricing. First retrieved 29 Aug 2026; rechecked 12 Oct 2026.

What ServiceTitan does publish (no dollars)

FACT, servicetitan.com/pricing:

PackageOfficial one-linerCTA
Starter“Get started with the must-have tools for your business.”Request Pricing
Essentials“Streamline your operations with industry-leading features.”Request Pricing
The Works“Accelerate your growth with the full ServiceTitan suite.”Request Pricing

Shared feature chips listed on all three packages: Dispatching, Scheduling, Call Booking, Invoicing, Pricebook, Mobile Estimates, Payroll Management (Works: “Configurable Payroll”), Advanced Reporting, Commission Tracking, Customizable Memberships.

Other lines on that page, still no prices: Intuitive Dispatching, Call Recording, Adaptive Marketing, Automated Checklists, In-Depth Reporting, GPS tracking for enroute technicians, instant estimates, mobile service reminders.

Official sales language:

“See the Value of ServiceTitan with a Free Demo”
“Each business has unique goals and we help find the best-value plan that will help you meet your own business goals.”

Buttons: Request Pricing · Request a personalized demo · Contact Sales · Get Demo.

Starting price: none published. Do not write “starting at $X.”
Monthly / annual prices: none.
Per-user fees: model is per-technician; no rate.
Payment processing fees: not on the pricing page.
Add-on prices: not on the pricing page. Marketing mentions “Upgrade to Pro Products” / Field Pro (formerly Sales Pro) with no dollars.
Free trial: not stated. Official path is a Free Demo.
Contracts: not on the pricing page.

How the two published products compare once you are past five people

Full feature table lives on the flagship compare. The lines that matter when you are leaving that band:

ItemJobber (official)Housecall Pro (official)ServiceTitan (official)
Public list at ~10 loginsConnect 10 $229/mo annual; Grow 10 $299; Plus 10 $449MAX $299/mo annual for 8, then +$35/mo per extraNone. Request Pricing.
Extra seats“Add users for $29/mo each” on /pricing/ (FACT, 12 Oct 2026). 16+ = sales.MAX +$35/mo (FACT, 12 Oct 2026). Essentials extra-seat price not printed.Per-technician. No rate.
Trial14 days, Grow, no card14 days, MAX, no cardFree Demo. No self-serve trial stated.
ContractMonthly no-commitment, monthly 1-year commitment, or annual prepaid (non-refundable)“Does not require long-term contracts.”Not on /pricing.
Memberships / recurring service plansConnect: automatic payments for recurring work (US/Canada). Recurring jobs on industry pages.MAX: Recurring Service Plans. Lower-plan add-on price not published.“Customizable Memberships” on all three packages.
Price bookNot named on /pricing/Named on BasicNamed on all three packages
PayrollNot named on /pricing/Named under “Get more done,” no dollar“Payroll Management” / Works: “Configurable Payroll”
Call booking / recordingAI Receptionist $29/mo add-on; included on PlusCSR AI call answering is a paid feature, dollar not publishedCall Booking on all three packages; Call Recording called out on the pricing page
Open APIAPI tour listed as a $99 “value,” not a plan priceMAX: open API accessNot on the pricing-page chip list we fetched

ServiceTitan pros and cons for a small shop

From ServiceTitan’s own pricing page only.

Pros

  • Customizable Memberships, Pricebook and Payroll Management on all packages.
  • Call Booking on every package; Call Recording called out.
  • Per-technician pricing “designed to fit your business … at any size.”

Cons

  • No published price, trial or contract terms.
  • Buying path is a demo and sales quote.
  • Demo form asks about a full-time office employee.
HVAC technician checking an outdoor air-conditioning unit with gauges
A service call at the outdoor unit — memberships, parts and dispatch all meet here. Photo: José Andrés Pacheco Cortes via Pexels (Pexels License).

HVAC, lawn, cleaning — still the same three vendors

ServiceTitan publishes industry pages for HVAC and lawn care. Aspire is “part of the ServiceTitan family of companies” and says it serves “primarily the landscape and clean industries” (Aspire). Those pages still route to a demo. No list price.

Trade-level pressure points, with the published 1–10 math:

A 40-truck fleet is outside this site’s job. This page exists so a shop leaving 1–10 users has an honest next step, not a fake ServiceTitan sticker.

Trials and next step

Jobber and Housecall Pro: start the official 14-day trial on the high plan, then buy the SKU that matches headcount. ServiceTitan: request a demo and a quote.

Ask what is in the order form — per-tech, revenue-based, implementation, processing — because none of that is on the public price list.

We may earn a commission if you subscribe to Jobber or Housecall Pro through the links below. Disclosure. Prices do not change. There is no ServiceTitan affiliate CTA on this page.

Housecall Pro trial CTAs use our PartnerStack affiliate link. Jobber still uses the official pricing page until that program is approved. ServiceTitan stays official. Small Shop Fit is not a coupon site and does not publish “codes.”

FAQ

How much does ServiceTitan cost per technician?
ServiceTitan does not publish that number. Official language is per-technician pricing designed to fit the business; the CTA is Request Pricing. We will not guess.

Should a five-person shop demo ServiceTitan?
Maybe, if you already have (or are hiring) a full-time office person and you want the membership / payroll / call-booking stack they list. The two-way page is the cost comparison you can actually finish. Five-user Connect and Essentials both list $149/mo annual.

Is Jobber cheaper than Housecall Pro at ten people?
On the published subscription, Connect for 10 ($229/mo annual) is lower than MAX plus two seats ($369/mo). Grow for 10 matches MAX at eight users on the $299 sticker. The plans are not the same product. See the flagship compare.

Does ServiceTitan have a free trial?
Not on the pricing page we fetched. Official path is a Free Demo.

About this page

Small Shop Fit builds year-one cost tables from current official pricing pages, dated. We do not run fake “we tested” writeups, and we do not invent contractor quotes or ServiceTitan dollars. Method: About. How links are marked: Disclosure.

Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan are trademarks of their respective owners. Small Shop Fit is an independent publisher and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by those companies. The names appear here only to identify the products being compared.