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Housecall Pro Review
All-in-one field service management for home-service pros.
Our verdict
Housecall Pro is a field-service all-in-one that's especially strong for HVAC and plumbing companies, with dispatching, invoicing, and payments built around how trade businesses actually operate. At $59/mo (annual) it costs about twice Jobber's entry price, so the question is whether the trade-specific depth is worth it — for HVAC and plumbing shops, it usually is.
Best for HVAC and plumbing companies that want trade-focused dispatching and invoicing
Key features
- Scheduling
- Dispatch
- Invoicing
- Marketing
- Payments
Pros
- Strong for HVAC/plumbing
- Good automation
- Consumer financing
Cons
- Price climbs with seats
- Some features gated
Best for these industries
Frequently asked questions
How much does Housecall Pro cost?
Housecall Pro starts at $59/mo on annual billing for its entry plan, covering scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, and payments. That's pricier than Jobber's $29/mo Core plan but includes deeper field-service features.
Is Housecall Pro good for HVAC businesses?
Yes — HVAC and plumbing are Housecall Pro's strongest verticals, and its dispatching and invoicing workflows are built around trade-service jobs. It's a common step up for shops that have outgrown simpler scheduling tools.
Housecall Pro vs ServiceTitan: when should I upgrade?
Stay on Housecall Pro until your operation is large enough to need ServiceTitan's enterprise depth — ServiceTitan uses custom pricing and is widely considered too heavy for small crews. Most shops under roughly 10 techs are better served by Housecall Pro's $59/mo simplicity.