Head to head
Workiz vs ServiceTitan
Quick verdict
Neither listing publishes a dollar price, so both cells say see vendor pricing. Workiz lists Standard, Pro, and Ultimate and asks you to request pricing. A 7-day trial is mentioned. ServiceTitan’s pricing page asks you to book a demo and says pricing is chosen per business. ServiceTitan’s note says to look there when the shop is large enough to sit through a sales process, and that it is a poor first click for a solo operator who wants a price on the site tonight. Workiz’s note does not name a shop size. It says to put Workiz on the shortlist and get the quote in writing before you compare it with products that publish prices.
Who each one is best for
Workiz
A home-service team that wants scheduling, jobs, estimates, invoices, online payments, and client management in one place, and that can wait for a quote. The Standard plan listing includes QuickBooks. Higher plans list AI the vendor calls Genius. A 7-day trial is mentioned. The recorded note does not name a crew size.
ServiceTitan
A shop large enough to sit through a sales process. The vendor describes an all-in-one platform for home and commercial contractors, covering service visits and construction projects, with a drag-and-drop dispatch board, call recording, marketing statistics, estimates, en-route GPS, and reporting. The note says it is a poor first click for a solo operator who wants a price on the website tonight.
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Features and pricing
Rows come from each tool’s directory record. A price we did not confirm on the vendor’s site says see vendor pricing. Checked dates: Workiz 2026-10-19; ServiceTitan 2026-10-19.
| Compared item | Workiz | ServiceTitan |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | See vendor pricing | See vendor pricing |
| What we checked | Workiz lists Standard, Pro, and Ultimate on its pricing page and asks you to request pricing. A 7-day trial is mentioned. Do not trust a number that is not on that page. Pricing source | ServiceTitan’s pricing page asks you to book a demo. It does not list a dollar amount. The vendor says pricing is chosen per business. Pricing source |
| Trades the vendor names | General home service | General home service, Commercial service |
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Questions people ask
Do Workiz and ServiceTitan publish a price?
Workiz: see vendor pricing. Workiz lists Standard, Pro, and Ultimate on its pricing page and asks you to request pricing. A 7-day trial is mentioned. Do not trust a number that is not on that page. ServiceTitan: see vendor pricing. ServiceTitan’s pricing page asks you to book a demo. It does not list a dollar amount. The vendor says pricing is chosen per business. Confirm both figures on the vendor’s pricing page before you buy. User count and add-ons change the total.
Which trades do Workiz and ServiceTitan name?
Workiz names General home service. ServiceTitan names General home service, Commercial service. A named trade means it appears on the pages we checked. It is not a score.
Is this comparison sponsored?
No. Blue Collar Stack did not take payment for this order. Visit buttons use each vendor’s public website unless a real affiliate URL is configured for that tool. An affiliate link, when one exists, is marked sponsored and nofollow.
Which listing is written for a larger shop?
ServiceTitan’s. The editorial note says to look there when the shop is large enough to sit through a sales process, and that it is a poor first click for a solo operator who wants a price on the website tonight. Workiz’s note does not name a shop size. It says Workiz is a home-service operations platform to put on the shortlist, then get the quote in writing.
What did we record for each product?
Workiz records scheduling, jobs, estimates, and invoices; online payments and client management; QuickBooks on the Standard plan; and Genius on higher plans. The trade named is general home service. ServiceTitan records a drag-and-drop dispatch board, call recording and marketing campaign statistics, estimates, mobile reminders, en-route GPS, and reporting on booked jobs and closing rates. It names general home service and commercial service. A line that is missing means we did not record it.
Best software by trade
Other comparisons
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- Jobber vs WorkizJobber vs Workiz for a home-service crew: Jobber publishes plan prices, Workiz asks you to request pricing, and both describe scheduling, estimates, invoices, and payments.
- Housecall Pro vs WorkizHousecall Pro vs Workiz: Housecall Pro publishes a Basic price and lists booking, a price book, and reviews. Workiz asks you to request pricing for Standard, Pro, and Ultimate.
- ServiceTitan vs FieldEdgeServiceTitan vs FieldEdge for a field-service shop. Both pricing paths we checked are demos, so both say see vendor pricing. The recorded feature lists are not the same length.
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