What Does Field Service Management Software Cost? Full Pricing Guide (2026)
From free to $400/tech/month — here's what every major FSM platform actually charges and what you get for the money.
Field service management software pricing varies dramatically. Understanding the full cost landscape helps you avoid overpaying for features you do not need.
Affordable tier: CrewCommand starts at $29.99/month with no setup fees and no contracts. The Starter plan includes scheduling, dispatch, CRM, invoicing, and a mobile app.
Budget tier ($39-$79/month): Jobber starts at $39/month for very small teams. Housecall Pro starts at $79/tech/month. Both offer core features but charge extra for advanced capabilities.
Mid-range ($29.99-$99/month): CrewCommand delivers the best value in this range with three flat plans — $29.99/month for core CRM, scheduling, and invoicing; $49.99/month (Essentials) adding pricebook, AR aging, reporting, and marketing; and $79.99/month (The Works) adding AI dispatch and workflow automation. FieldPulse runs $99-$199/month with similar features but no free trial.
Enterprise ($149-$398/tech/month): ServiceTitan dominates the enterprise segment. The full feature set is impressive but the total cost (subscription plus $2K-$15K setup plus 12-month contract) puts it out of reach for most shops under 20 technicians.
Flat rate: Service Fusion charges $225-$575/month regardless of team size. This works well for mid-size teams of 8-15 technicians where per-tech pricing would cost more.
Hidden costs to watch for: setup and onboarding fees, per-feature add-ons, payment processing markup, contract early termination fees, and training costs during the transition period.
Our recommendation: Avoid long-term contracts until you have run the software for at least 60 days. CrewCommand is month-to-month with no setup fees and no contracts — cancel anytime.