Field service software cost by team size in 2026

The table further down this page compares the cheapest published plan that includes that many users. It does not compare equal feature sets. Features differ from plan to plan and from vendor to vendor, so read each vendor's plan page before deciding.

Workiz and ServiceTitan are not in the table because neither publishes a price. Three things stand out when the rows are read side by side.

JobField has three plans, and each one includes a set number of users. Every plan is month to month. JobField has no annual plan, so there is one price per plan and one JobField column in the table. The full plan list is on the JobField pricing page.

Jobber's pricing page has a team-size selector, and the price of each plan changes with the number of users chosen. The figures below show monthly billing first and annual billing second.

The comparison table uses Core for one user and Connect for 5, 10 and 15 users, because those are the cheapest published Jobber plans that include that many users. A business that needs what Grow or Plus adds will pay the higher figures in this list. For a side-by-side view of the two products, see JobField and Jobber compared.

Housecall Pro publishes three plans with a fixed number of users in each, and a price for every user beyond that number. Basic includes 1 user and is $79 billed monthly or $59 billed annually. Essentials includes 5 users and is $189 billed monthly or $149 billed annually. MAX includes 8 users and is $329 billed monthly or $299 billed annually.

The pricing page lists "$35/mo per additional user". That is how the 10-user and 15-user figures in the table are worked out. The page does not say whether the $35 changes with annual billing, so the annual figures here use the published $35. For a side-by-side view of the two products, see JobField and Housecall Pro compared.

Neither vendor publishes a price. Every plan on the Workiz pricing page says "Request pricing", and every package on the ServiceTitan pricing page says "Request Pricing". An owner who wants a number from either one has to ask for a quote, which is why this guide cannot place them in the table. The compare pages cover what each vendor does publish, including its cancelling terms: JobField and Workiz and JobField and ServiceTitan.

A plan price is the starting point. Add-ons are billed on top of it, and they can change the monthly total, so add the ones the business will use before comparing two vendors. These are the add-on prices read on the same date as the plan prices.

A trial is the cheapest way to find out whether a plan fits the way a business works.

Every figure in this guide was read on the vendor's own pricing page on 4 November 2026. Nothing comes from a review site, a reseller or a quote.

For each team size we took the cheapest published plan that includes that many users. For Jobber we set the team-size selector on its pricing page to 1, 5, 10 and 15 users and read the price of each plan on monthly billing and on annual billing. For Housecall Pro we used the number of users published for each plan and the published price for each additional user, and the arithmetic is shown above so that anyone can check it. For JobField we used the three plans on the pricing page, which are billed month to month.

The figures are in US dollars a month, before tax. They do not include add-ons, discounts or promotions. Pricing pages change, so check the live page before making a decision. This guide compares prices. It does not compare cancelling terms or features.