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Field-service CRM, scheduling, invoicing and payments for small service teams.

8.75
Overall score
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Home-service scheduling, dispatch, estimates, invoices and payments.

8.80
Overall score
Usability
9.10
9.00
Value
8.50
8.50
Features
8.80
9.00
Support
8.60
8.70
Industry fit
Field Service 9.2 · Specialty & Experiences 7.8
Field Service 9.3
Pricing
Core starts at $21/mo on annual prepaid pricing; monthly and commitment options vary by plan and users
Basic $79/mo monthly or $59/mo billed annually; higher team plans available
Contract & setup
Month-to-month has no commitment; discounted 12-month and annual prepaid options also offered
No long-term contract required; monthly and annual options available
Payments
Published US card rates include 2.9% + 30¢ online and 2.7% + 30¢ Tap to Pay; ACH 1%
Card processing starts at 2.59%; bank payments carry a 1% fee
Hardware
No extra hardware required for Tap to Pay on a compatible phone
Mobile and web platform; field payments supported
Strengths
Client CRM, booking, quotes, scheduling, jobs and invoices · Transparent plan/user structure · QuickBooks Online and app-marketplace connections
Scheduling, dispatch, quotes, invoices and online booking · Designed for US home-service trades · Open API and Zapier available on MAX
Limitations
Costs rise with users and higher feature tiers · Not a grocery, retail or restaurant counter POS
Advanced tools and added users increase plan cost · Some trade packages and features have separate pricing
Last verified
2026-09-02
2026-09-02
Editorial take — Jobber vs Housecall Pro

Housecall Pro has slightly broader documented home-service depth; Jobber is often the simpler and lower-entry choice for small teams.

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