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ServiceTitan pricing (2026): what each package includes, and what to ask before you sign

Pricing checked October 5, 2026

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Quick answer
  • You only need dispatching, scheduling, call booking, invoicing and a pricebook: Starter (pricing not publicly listed). Those five are what the Starter card checks.
  • You also want mobile estimates and payroll management: Essentials (pricing not publicly listed). It adds both.
  • You want memberships, commission tracking and advanced reporting: The Works (pricing not publicly listed). It's the only package that lists them.
  • You want a published price: Not ServiceTitan. All three packages say "Request Pricing". Jobber and Housecall Pro publish theirs.
  • You want to try it before you buy: No free trial listed. There's a demo request form and a public interactive demo.
  • Ease of use, field app, support: No rating. Usability: not yet tested.

Who ServiceTitan fits

#Your situationFitWhy (servicetitan.com/pricing, Oct 5, 2026)
1Only need dispatching, scheduling, call booking, invoicing, pricebookStarter (pricing not publicly listed)Those five are checked on Starter
2Also want mobile estimates and payroll managementEssentials (pricing not publicly listed)Adds Mobile Estimates and Payroll Management
3Memberships, commission tracking, advanced reportingThe Works (pricing not publicly listed)Only package listing Customizable Memberships, Commission Tracking, Advanced Reporting and Configurable Payroll
4You want a published priceNot ServiceTitan"Request Pricing" on every package. See Jobber or Housecall Pro
5You want to try before you buyNo free trial listedDemo request form and a public interactive demo
6Ease of use, field app, supportNo ratingUsability: not yet tested.

ServiceTitan pricing as published on October 5, 2026

Source: servicetitan.com/pricing, fetched October 5, 2026.

PackagePrice shownPricing basis
StarterNot publicly listed (page shows "Request Pricing")"Per-technician pricing"
EssentialsNot publicly listed (page shows "Request Pricing")"Per-technician pricing"
The WorksNot publicly listed (page shows "Request Pricing")"Per-technician pricing"

ServiceTitan's pricing is not publicly listed, and we don't estimate it.

What each package lists

From the package cards on ServiceTitan's pricing page (October 5, 2026). Only capabilities with a checkmark are shown as included.

CapabilityStarterEssentialsThe Works
Dispatching✓✓✓
Scheduling✓✓✓
Call Booking✓✓✓
Invoicing✓✓✓
Pricebook✓✓✓
Mobile Estimates—✓✓
Payroll Management—✓Configurable Payroll
Advanced Reporting——✓
Commission Tracking——✓
Customizable Memberships——✓

The same page also highlights a dispatch board, call recording, marketing attribution ("Adaptive Marketing") and automated checklists. It doesn't say which packages include them. Ask on the demo.

The demo form asks (before contact details): industry, number of technicians, whether you have at least one full-time office employee, residential or commercial focus, and service-and-replacement or construction-and-remodel focus.

12 questions to get answered in writing on a ServiceTitan demo

Price and contract

  1. What is the per-technician price for each package, at my technician count?
  2. Do office users, dispatchers or CSRs cost extra, or only technicians?
  3. What's the minimum contract term, and what does early cancellation cost?
  4. Is there an implementation, onboarding or data-migration fee? How much?
  5. How much can the price go up at renewal?

Payments

  1. What are the card-processing rates for card-present, online, keyed or card-on-file, and Amex or commercial cards? For comparison, Housecall Pro publishes 2.59%–3.49% and Jobber publishes 2.9% + 30¢ online.
  1. Is ACH available, and at what rate? Is there an instant-payout fee?

Package gating

  1. Which package includes call recording, marketing attribution and automated checklists? The pricing page highlights them but doesn't map them to packages.
  2. If I need memberships, is The Works the only option, or can I add memberships to Essentials?
  3. What's the difference between Payroll Management (Essentials) and Configurable Payroll (The Works)?

Fit

  1. Does the quote change if I'm residential vs commercial, or service vs construction? (The demo form asks both.)
  2. Which accounting system do you integrate with on my package, and is that integration included or extra?

Bring a benchmark: Jobber's published plans top out at $529/mo billed annually for 15 users ($699/mo with no commitment), and Housecall Pro MAX is $299/mo billed annually for 8 users plus $35 per extra user. See Jobber vs ServiceTitan.

Our analysis

  1. ServiceTitan's published differentiators are on the office side: payroll, commission tracking, memberships and advanced reporting. They sit in the higher packages.
  2. Memberships are a top-tier feature at most vendors we checked. Housecall Pro puts them on MAX, and ServiceTitan puts them on The Works. See the HVAC maintenance-agreement matrix.
  3. Unlisted pricing is common. Of the 11 field-service vendors we checked on October 5, 2026, nine don't publish list prices. ServiceTitan is one of them. See the price-transparency census.

How we tested

This review is based on ServiceTitan's published pricing page and documentation. We haven't done hands-on testing of ServiceTitan yet. We haven't used the product, taken a sales demo or received a quote. We make no claims about ease of use, implementation or support. On October 5, 2026, we fetched and archived the pricing page (HTML, text and full-page capture) and recorded each package's listed features in pricing-sources.csv. Full method: /disclosure#what-tested-means.

Evidence

Dated captures of ServiceTitan's pricing page, October 5, 2026:

  • servicetitan_com_pricing_2026-10-05.png: full pricing page, including the demo form
  • servicetitan_packages_2026-10-05.png: package cards

Pricing checked

  • ServiceTitan: Pricing not publicly listed, checked on October 5, 2026. Source — Pricing not publicly listed. Request Pricing on Starter, Essentials, and The Works.
  • Jobber: published list prices, checked on October 5, 2026. Source
  • Housecall Pro: published list prices, checked on October 5, 2026. Source — Additional-user price ($35/mo) is published on MAX only. Basic/Essentials extra seats are unpublished. Recurring Service Plans are MAX-only.

Pricing page captures

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ServiceTitan — frequently asked questions

How much does ServiceTitan cost?
ServiceTitan doesn't publish prices. As of October 5, 2026, all three packages (Starter, Essentials, The Works) say "Request Pricing", and ServiceTitan describes its pricing as per technician.
Does ServiceTitan have a free trial?
No free trial is listed. ServiceTitan offers a demo request form and a public interactive demo.
Which ServiceTitan package includes memberships?
The Works, according to the package cards on October 5, 2026.
Does ServiceTitan include payroll?
Payroll Management is listed on Essentials, and Configurable Payroll on The Works.
Is ServiceTitan only for big companies?
The pricing page says its per-technician pricing is designed to fit "any size". Its demo form asks whether you have at least one full-time office employee, and many of its listed features are office workflows. If you work solo, compare Jobber or Housecall Pro, which publish prices.
Is FieldServiceScout the same as FieldScout?
No. FieldServiceScout is an independent comparison site for field-service software, at fieldservicescout.com. It has no connection to anything named FieldScout.