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Comparison
Housecall Pro vs ServiceTitan: both are built for trades like HVAC, plumbing and electrical. Housecall Pro publishes three plans from $59 a month and offers a trial; ServiceTitan quotes per technician after a demo and also serves commercial work. ECHOPS makes competing software; we kept this to what each company publishes.
The short answer
Starting price
Housecall Pro: $59/mo billed yearly, $79 monthly
ServiceTitan: not published (“Request Pricing”)
Users included
Housecall Pro: 1, 5 or 8 by plan; $35/mo per extra user on MAX
ServiceTitan: per technician, rate not published
Free trial
Housecall Pro: 14 days of MAX, no credit card
ServiceTitan: none listed; free demo
Last updated October 17, 2026. Both pricing pages, Housecall Pro’s billing help article and ServiceTitan’s terms were checked that day; other features come from their public pages and help centers, checked October 16, 2026. Sources are at the bottom.
Feature by feature
Yes = included. Add-on = costs extra or needs a higher plan or a Pro product. Limited = some of it; see the note. Not listed = we couldn’t find it on that company’s public pages.
Both also list recurring maintenance plans: Recurring Service Plans on Housecall Pro MAX, and Customizable Memberships on ServiceTitan’s package cards. We skipped job photos, which both have, and features neither lists, like layout drawings, takeoffs, a subcontractor portal and built-in video meetings.
Price by team size
Housecall Pro includes 1, 5 or 8 users, and only MAX adds more. ServiceTitan doesn’t publish its per-technician rate, so its column can’t be filled in. Bold is Housecall Pro’s billed-monthly price.
Housecall Pro prices from its pricing page on October 17, 2026, before sales tax; yearly totals are the billed-yearly price × 12. That day the page also showed first-month offers: Basic or Essentials for $26 for one month, and MAX at $99/mo for 3 months when you book a demo, with no end date shown. Every plan and fee: Housecall Pro pricing. What we know about ServiceTitan’s packages: ServiceTitan pricing.
Contracts
From Housecall Pro’s pricing FAQ, Billing and Account Management article (updated July 8, 2026) and Terms & Conditions, and ServiceTitan’s Terms of Use (last updated September 16, 2026). A summary, not legal advice; read your own agreement.
Who each fits
Where ECHOPS fits
Housecall Pro and ServiceTitan both center on the service call. ECHOPS is for contractors who sell and build projects, say a bathroom remodel that runs six weeks, and still answer warranty callbacks after the job.
A lead board, quotes with options and payment plans, e-signatures, project stages, invoices built from the payment plan, then service calls with warranty dates counted from completion.
Clients sign in without a password and see the project stages you set up (the kitchen and bath default has five), payments, signed documents and a chat with your team. Subs see their scope, change orders and payments in English or Spanish.
Company includes 20 users, phone & texts and payroll prep for $599/mo. Solo is $149 for 3 users and Crew $299 for 8. Extra users are $25/mo.
Also: ECHOPS vs ServiceTitan, switching from Housecall Pro and every comparison.
FAQ
ServiceTitan doesn’t publish prices, so there’s no posted number to compare. Housecall Pro is $79, $189 or $329 a month billed monthly ($59, $149 or $299 billed yearly), with 1, 5 or 8 users and $35 per extra user on MAX. A 20-person team on MAX is $749 a month before add-ons. Get ServiceTitan’s per-technician quote in writing and compare at the same headcount.
Housecall Pro does: 14 days with MAX features and no credit card, and it says your data is kept if the trial runs out. ServiceTitan lists a free demo, not a trial.
Both list them. Housecall Pro includes Recurring Service Plans on MAX (a paid add-on on other plans, price not published). ServiceTitan lists Customizable Memberships on its package cards. ECHOPS has recurring service plans, billed per visit or monthly, but no membership discounts.
Housecall Pro publishes its rates: 2.59% for cards in person, 2.99% through the online invoice, 3.49% for keyed-in cards, cards on file, American Express and business cards, and 1% for bank transfers. ServiceTitan lists card, debit and mobile payments in the field but doesn’t publish its rates.
Housecall Pro has no long-term contract, but cancelling starts with a chat and isn’t finished until the account owner speaks with a team member by phone. ServiceTitan is month to month with 30 days’ written notice unless an order form sets a term, and ending a term early means a fee equal to the remaining payments. This isn’t legal advice; read your own agreement.
For many shops, yes. ECHOPS has service calls, quick jobs with Good, Better and Best quotes, recurring service plans, Google Maps routes and warranty dates, and clients pay invoice links by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or ACH. It has no membership programs, GPS tracking, card reader or native app (an iPhone app is on the way). For a card-reader-at-the-door service shop, Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan fits better today.
Sources, checked October 16–17, 2026
ECHOPS prices: ECHOPS pricing. Housecall Pro and ServiceTitan are trademarks of their owners; ECHOPS isn’t affiliated with either company.
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