About FieldPriceCheck & how we check prices

FieldPriceCheck is an independent comparison of field service software. Every number on this site comes from the vendor's own website. We never estimate a price, and we say so when a vendor doesn't publish one.

Field service software is hard to compare: one vendor charges per user, another per route, a third per team-size bracket, and most add intro deals on top. So we do the math for you, for your team size.

1. Prices

We open each vendor's pricing page and click through every option it offers: team size or number of users, routes, monthly or yearly billing, contract length and intro deals. Each price point is stored with the page it came from. When a vendor asks you to book a demo before showing prices (as Housecall Pro does), we show its list prices and say that the final quote may differ.

2. The monthly cost for your team

Vendors charge per user, per route, per team-size bracket or a flat price. We turn all of these into one number: the cheapest plan that fits your team, with the billing option that makes it cheapest. Two assumptions, both shown wherever they matter:

• 60 jobs per technician per month. Plans with a lower monthly job limit don't count for that team. You can enter your own number in the cost calculator.
• $300 average card payment, only to estimate the fixed fee per card payment when you enter your monthly card volume.

3. Features

Each feature has one of three states: yes (with the plan it starts on), no (only when the vendor's own pages say so) or ? (not yet verified). We read pricing tables, feature pages, integration pages and the App Store and Google Play. A "?" never means "doesn't have it". Hover any feature cell to see its source page.

4. How often

Every week a script compares our prices with each vendor's pricing page; any change is checked by hand before it goes live. Once a month every tool is checked in full. Expired deals disappear automatically.

5. Money

Some links are affiliate links. Partners are shown exactly like vendors that pay us nothing: tables are sorted by price, and the "best for" picks are calculations on this data with no extra weight for partners.