FieldOps vs Workiz

A cheaper, simpler Workiz alternative.

Workiz 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.

$29–$79/mo · 0% platform fee · 14-day free trial · No credit card

FieldOps vs Workiz, side by side

What you get, and what it costs — no cherry-picking.

FeatureFieldOpsWorkiz
Pricing & fees
Starting price$29/mo~$229/mo*
Card processing rate2.9% + 30¢ (0% to us)Not disclosed
Use your own Stripe account
No signup / setup fee
Free trial14 days, no card14 days
Features
Customer self-service portal
Dispatch calendar
Profit & revenue reports
Customer notificationsEmail · SMS soon
QuickBooks syncSoon
GPS check-insSoon

Workiz pricing & rates verified 2026-07-08 from Workiz's pricing page. Workiz no longer lists prices publicly ("Request pricing") and doesn't disclose its card-processing rate. The $229/$270 figures are the latest widely-reported third-party numbers; the calculator assumes Workiz's card rate matches Stripe's standard 2.9%.

What you actually pay

Run the real numbers

Subscription + card processing, side by side. Change the inputs to match your shop.

What you'd actually pay

Total monthly cost — subscription plus card processing — for your crew.

$
FieldOpsPro
Subscription
$79/mo
Card processing
$580/mo
Total$659/mo
WorkizStandard
Subscription
$229/mo
Card processing*
$580/mo
Total$809/mo

You'd pay about $150/mo less with FieldOps — roughly $1,800/year.

FieldOps runs on your own Stripe account at the standard 2.9% + 30¢ — FieldOps adds 0% on top. You keep the payout relationship.

Processing is estimated as your card volume × each provider's card rate; the fixed 30¢ per-transaction fee is excluded on both sides. Subscription reflects the cheapest Workiz plan that seats your team.

* Workiz doesn't publish its card-processing rate, so the calculator assumes it matches Stripe's 2.9%.

Workiz no longer lists prices publicly ("Request pricing") and doesn't disclose its card-processing rate. The $229/$270 figures are the latest widely-reported third-party numbers; the calculator assumes Workiz's card rate matches Stripe's standard 2.9%.

Prices verified 2026-07-08 from each vendor's pricing page; check current pricing before deciding.

Why crews leave Workiz

  • Pricing is quote-only — you have to sit through a sales call to learn the number.
  • The card-processing rate isn't published anywhere; you find out after you're in.
  • Base plans start around $229/mo — steep for a small crew — with extra seats at $55–$65/mo.
  • SMS is metered with per-message overage on top of the subscription.

Honest pricing, and 0% of your jobs.

Starter is $29/mo, Pro is $79/mo — every feature included, no signup fee, and a 14-day free trial with no card required. Card payments run through your own Stripe account, so you keep 100% of what you charge. FieldOps never takes a cut of your work.

  • $29–$79/mo, all features
  • 0% platform fee
  • 14-day free trial
  • No signup fee

FieldOps vs Workiz FAQ

How much does Workiz actually cost?+

Workiz doesn't publish it — its pricing page says "Request pricing." The widely-reported figures are about $229/mo (Standard) and $270/mo (Pro), both including 5 users, with extra seats at $55–$65/mo. FieldOps is $29/mo (Starter, 2 seats) or $79/mo (Pro, 8 seats) — published, with no sales call.

What card-processing rate does Workiz charge?+

Workiz doesn't disclose it publicly. FieldOps is transparent: you use your own Stripe account at the standard 2.9% + 30¢, and FieldOps adds 0% on top. The calculator above assumes Workiz matches Stripe's rate, since we can't verify a higher one.

Can I move off Workiz easily?+

FieldOps imports your customers and jobs from a CSV export. Because you connect your own Stripe, your payment history and payout relationship stay yours — not locked to a vendor.

Switch from Workiz in an afternoon

Import your customers and jobs, run a real job through FieldOps, and see the difference. Free for 14 days, no card required.