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ServiceTitan

Researched Systemly reviewedBy Systemly EditorialUpdated June 2026
8.3/10
Systemly score
Starting price
Quote-based
Mobile
iOS + Android
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Built and priced for multi-location shops. Custom quote only, annual contract required, and the reporting depth most small shops never use.

This is a researched profile of ServiceTitan, built from its own pages and docs, not yet hands-on.

Built for, and not

Built for

  • HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractors with roughly ten or more techs and dedicated office staff
  • Multi-location or franchise operations that need enterprise reporting and standardized processes
  • Shops ready to invest months in implementation to get one system of record

Skip this if

  • Solo operators and shops under five to ten techs. The cost and setup rarely pencil out
  • Anyone who needs to be live in weeks. Implementation commonly runs three to four months
  • Owners who want transparent pricing before a sales call

How we scored ServiceTitan

Editorial score, weighted by the criteria below. Full methodology →

Ease of use25%7.0
Features for service businesses25%9.5
Pricing & value20%7.0
Support & onboarding15%8.0
Overall8.3 / 10

Feature comparison

ServiceTitan against Jobber, GoHighLevel, Housecall Pro, on the features service businesses ask about.

FeatureServiceTitanJobberGoHighLevelHousecall Pro
Dispatch / Field
GPS dispatch
Payments / Invoicing
Customer financing
Invoicing & payments
QuickBooks sync
General
Reporting dashboard
Mobile app
Marketing / Follow-up
Automated follow-ups
Scheduling
Recurring scheduling
Online booking
Reviews / Reputation
Review requests

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Pros and cons

What works

  • Deep, enterprise-grade operations: dispatch, CRM, invoicing, marketing, and reporting in one system
  • Strong field app with full offline mode
  • Built-in payments and multiple financing partners for big-ticket jobs

Watch before buying

  • Quote-only pricing with a required annual contract and a large implementation fee
  • Long implementation, commonly three to four months
  • Overbuilt and overpriced for shops under about ten techs

01

What ServiceTitan is

ServiceTitan is enterprise field-service software for trade contractors at scale, mostly HVAC, plumbing, and electrical. It is an operational system of record covering dispatch, CRM, invoicing, marketing, payments, and reporting, and it is priced and built for shops that have outgrown lighter tools.

02

Where it shines

The depth is real. Reporting, dispatch, pricebook, and marketing modules go further than anything else in this list, the field app has full offline mode, and built-in payments and financing suit big-ticket jobs. For a ten-plus-tech operation, one system replacing five is the appeal.

03

Where it falls short

It is expensive and heavy. Pricing is quote-only behind a sales call, an annual contract and a sizable implementation fee are required, and going live commonly takes three to four months. For a small shop, the cost and setup rarely make sense.

Our verdict

The right tool once you are genuinely at scale. If you run ten or more techs with office staff and need enterprise operations and reporting, ServiceTitan delivers. Below that, it is more system, cost, and commitment than the job requires. Our score reflects researched sources and verified user reviews, not hands-on testing.

Integrations

QQuickBooks Online & DesktopNativeTwo-way sync
SSage IntacctNativeEnterprise accounting
SServiceTitan PaymentsNativeBuilt-in card and ACH processing
WWisetackNativePoint-of-sale financing
GGreenSkyNativePoint-of-sale financing
GGoogle Local Services AdsNative
BBirdeyeNativeReputation management
Zapier logoZapierVia ZapierAPI access on higher tiers

Support and mobile

Support

Live chatPhoneEmailKnowledge baseCommunity

Support spans chat, phone, an academy, and assigned customer success managers with a structured post-launch cadence. The common knock in reviews is setup difficulty and account-manager turnover after onboarding; G2 scores ease of setup lowest of any category.

Mobile

WebiOSAndroid

A capable field app on iOS and Android with full offline mode: techs can estimate, present options, take payment, capture photos, and complete forms without signal, syncing on reconnect. Dynamic pricing needs a connection; the static price book works offline.

Top ServiceTitan alternatives

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1
Jobber logo
JobberOur pick
Best for: Solo operators and teams under ~5 techs who want clean scheduling, quoting, and invoicing with little setup.
8.8score
From $49/mo
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2
GoHighLevel logo
Best for: Owners ready to consolidate CRM, booking, SMS/email follow-up, and reputation into one login.
8.6score
From $97/mo
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3
Housecall Pro logo
Best for: Shops with multiple field techs who need live GPS dispatch, or who close larger jobs with customer financing.
8.5score
From $79/mo
View
4
Workiz logo
Best for: Service teams that want phone, scheduling, and dispatch under one roof.
8.0score
Quote-based
View

ServiceTitan head-to-head comparisons

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about ServiceTitan.

How much does ServiceTitan cost?

It does not publish prices; you have to request a quote. Independent user reports put per-tech costs in the few-hundred-a-month range plus a mandatory implementation fee that can run into five figures, but none of that is vendor-confirmed.

Does ServiceTitan require a contract?

Yes. An annual contract is standard, some users report multi-year terms, and there is no free trial or monthly option.

Is ServiceTitan worth it for a small shop?

Usually not. It targets shops with ten or more techs and office staff. Below that, the implementation cost and per-tech fees are hard to justify against Jobber or Housecall Pro.

What size company is it built for?

Mid-to-large trade contractors: think ten-plus technicians, multiple locations, or franchises that need an enterprise system of record.

Systemly reviewedLast tested June 2026 by Systemly Editorial.
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