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Pricing explained
ServiceTitan doesn’t publish its prices: its pricing page lists three packages (Starter, Essentials and The Works), prices them per technician and sends you to a demo for a quote. Checked October 16, 2026.
The short answer
Starting price
Not published
“Request Pricing” on every package
Users included
Priced per technician
Rate not published
Free trial
None listed
Free demo instead
Last updated October 16, 2026. Everything about ServiceTitan below comes from its own public pages, help center and terms, checked that day. We don’t use third-party price estimates; sources are at the bottom.
Packages
ServiceTitan’s pricing page says: “Our per-technician pricing is designed to fit your business and goals, at any size.” Each package has a “Request Pricing” button instead of a price.
All three package cards list the same features: Dispatching, Scheduling, Call Booking, Invoicing, Pricebook, Mobile Estimates, Payroll Management, Advanced Reporting, Commission Tracking and Customizable Memberships (The Works says Configurable Payroll instead of Payroll Management). The page text doesn’t spell out which of these each package switches on, so ask for a package-by-package list on your demo.
“Request Pricing,” “Choose My Package” and “Get Demo” all open the same demo form. It asks for your industry, your number of techs, whether you have at least one full-time office employee, residential or commercial focus, and job focus (service and replacement, construction or remodel, or recurring services). There’s no self-serve signup.
ServiceTitan’s legal pages also include “Revenue GMV Terms” for revenue-based packages. There, the monthly base fee is your committed annual revenue times a rate set in your order form, divided by twelve, and revenue above the commitment is billed as an overage. Ask which model your quote uses.
Extras
These come from ServiceTitan’s pricing page, product pages, help center and Terms of Use (last updated September 16, 2026). None of them show a price.
Demo checklist
Ask for answers in writing, in the quote or order form, so you can compare them side by side.
Team cost
ServiceTitan doesn’t publish a per-technician rate, so its column can’t be filled in. ECHOPS plans include users, office or field, at published prices.
ServiceTitan pricing page and Terms of Use checked October 16, 2026. ECHOPS: extra users $25/mo; yearly is 10 months’ price; no setup fee, and white-glove setup is $499 once, free with Company billed yearly.
How ECHOPS compares
Solo $149/mo with 3 users, Crew $299/mo with 8, Company $599/mo with 20. Extra users are $25/mo, and yearly billing is 10 months’ price.
A 14-day free trial with no credit card, and your workspace is ready in minutes. You can still book a demo if you want one.
Layout drawings, AI design images, change orders and project schedules sit next to service calls with a route planner, team chat, video meetings and client and crew portals.
No card reader, no native apps (an iPhone app is on the way), no GPS tracking and no offline mode, and it syncs with QuickBooks Online but not QuickBooks Desktop. If those are must-haves, weigh them.
FAQ
Not that we found. Its pricing and home pages offer a free demo (“Request a personalized demo”) and don’t mention a free plan or free trial.
Its Terms of Use say that without a separate order form, subscriptions are month-to-month and renew automatically. When you sign an order form, the term in that form applies, so ask what term your quote assumes.
Per technician. The pricing page says “per-technician pricing,” and the terms define Field Users (who do customer jobs) and Office Users. You must keep at least one active Field User subscription. Its legal pages also describe revenue-based packages.
We can only point to what its pages say costs extra or isn’t priced: Pro products like Phones Pro and Marketing Pro, payments and financing, and data export when you leave (“service fees may apply”). Onboarding fees aren’t stated either way. Its terms say fees are non-refundable.
On a month-to-month subscription, the terms ask for at least 30 days’ written notice of nonrenewal. If you leave before an agreed term ends, the terms say you owe a termination fee equal to all remaining payments.
Its public pages don’t list discounts or promotions. Ask on the demo, and get any discount written into the order form.
ServiceTitan doesn’t publish a monthly price. Each package (Starter, Essentials and The Works) says “Request Pricing,” pricing is per technician, and you get a number through its demo form, which asks for your industry and number of techs (checked October 16, 2026). ECHOPS is $149, $299 or $599 a month with 3, 8 or 20 users. See ECHOPS vs ServiceTitan.
We can’t give a ServiceTitan figure because it isn’t published. Competitors with public prices, checked October 16, 2026: Jobber from $29/mo billed annually for 1 user, Housecall Pro from $59/mo billed yearly for 1 user, and ECHOPS from $149/mo with 3 users. All three offer 14-day free trials with no credit card, while ServiceTitan starts with a demo. See ServiceTitan alternatives.
They’re built for different sizes of business. See Jobber vs ServiceTitan for prices, users, contracts and features side by side, with sources.
Sources, checked October 16, 2026
ECHOPS prices: ECHOPS pricing. ServiceTitan is a trademark of its owner; ECHOPS isn’t affiliated with ServiceTitan.
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