Honest, side-by-side comparisons against the tools service businesses shop against — real published pricing, fees and features, no cherry-picking.
Pricing, fees and features against each platform — no cherry-picking.
Jobber is a capable, mature platform — and priced like one. Whether you run solo or field several crews, you're likely paying for tiers and add-ons you'll never open. Here's the honest side-by-side.
See the comparisonHousecall Pro is polished, but the useful features climb fast — Essentials at $189, MAX at $329. FieldOps runs the same core workflow from $29/mo, with seats at $8 each beyond Pro's included 8 — no ceiling. Here's the honest comparison.
See the comparisonWorkiz hides its pricing behind a sales call and doesn't publish its card rate. FieldOps puts both on the table: $29–$79/mo, 0% platform fee, your own Stripe. Here's the honest comparison.
See the comparisonService Autopilot is powerful for large recurring-service operations — but the automations, texting and client portal you actually want are gated at $499/mo or Elite (call for pricing), plus a signup fee. From a solo operator to a multi-crew company, FieldOps delivers the essentials for $29–$79/mo.
See the comparisonA comparison page you can't trust is worth nothing. Here's the standard every table on this site is held to.
Every plan price and card rate comes from the vendor's own pricing page, and each comparison shows the date we last checked it.
These are mature, capable platforms. Where a competitor includes something we don't, or works out cheaper for your team size, the table says so.
Card processing sits near parity across the board. What actually changes is the subscription, the 0% platform fee, and whose Stripe account the money lands in.
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