Service Fusion
Growing service companies with eight or more people in the system, especially those with several office staff who would be paid seats elsewhere.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- From $208/month (billed annually), unlimited users
- Plans
- All plans include unlimited users. Billed annually (15% discount, charged as one payment at sign-up) or monthly: Starter $208/mo ($245 monthly), Plus $325/mo ($382 monthly), Pro $533/mo ($627 monthly). Monthly plans have no contract. GPS Fleet Tracking and ServiceCall.ai are add-ons on every plan; Starter and Plus can add other features. Card processing as low as 2.90% + $0.30. Free demo; no free trial listed.
- G2 rating
- 4.1 / 5.0
- Comparisons
- Featured in 2 comparisons
Key features
- Unlimited users on every plan
- Scheduling, dispatch, estimates, invoicing and integrated payments on Starter
- QuickBooks Online and Desktop integration
- Job costing, inventory and photo uploads on Plus
- Customer web portal, open API and recurring invoicing on Pro
Pros
- Unlimited users on every plan
- QuickBooks Online and Desktop integration
- Monthly plans with no contract
- Cost doesn't rise as you hire
Cons
- Expensive for a solo operator
- Job costing and photo uploads need Plus
- Customer portal needs Pro or an add-on
- GPS fleet tracking costs extra
Service Fusion in our comparisons
Best Field Service Management Software
Jobber is the best field service management software for most home service businesses: published prices from $29/month for one user (billed annually), clear tiers up to 15 users, and booking, quotes, invoicing and payments on every plan. Small HVAC and plumbing teams should also trial Housecall Pro, large contractors should get a ServiceTitan quote, and growing teams that want a flat bill should look at Service Fusion.
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026Jobber alternatives
Stay with Jobber if you run a small residential crew: Core is $29/month billed annually and the plans are clearly priced. Pick Housecall Pro for a close match with more included at five users, or Service Fusion if per-user pricing is the problem.
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026