Why do contractors leave FieldPulse?

Most leave because FieldPulse no longer publishes tier pricing on their site — every tier (Essentials, Professional, Enterprise) is quote-only and requires a demo call before you can see numbers. Others leave for batch invoicing on the entry tier (FieldPulse gates this to higher tiers) or for built-in crew trade specialty routing.

What's the cheapest FieldPulse alternative?

CrewConductor's $49/mo Starter covers up to 5 techs flat, published on the homepage — sign up tonight without a sales call. Jobber Core at $22/mo annual is the cheapest paid option for a true solo operator (1 user only).

Which FieldPulse alternative has comparable native mobile apps?

Housecall Pro, Jobber, and Workiz all have mature native iOS and Android apps comparable to FieldPulse's. CrewConductor is a mobile-optimized web app rather than native — sufficient for most contracting workflows but not installable. For shops where native is non-negotiable, the four named alternatives match FieldPulse's mobile experience.

Will I lose QuickBooks integration depth switching from FieldPulse?

Possibly — FieldPulse's QBO sync is mature and has deeper field mapping than most alternatives. Service Fusion has the most mature two-way QBO sync if that's your dealbreaker. CrewConductor syncs customers, invoices, and payments with a visible sync log; estimate sync is coming soon. For shops where QBO is the daily anchor, evaluate sync depth carefully before switching.

Can I migrate from FieldPulse to these alternatives?

Yes for all of them. Export your customers, active jobs, and recurring services from FieldPulse as a spreadsheet. CrewConductor offers free white-glove migration — send us your file via our contact form and we import everything for you. Other alternatives have varying self-serve or paid migration options.

Which alternative is best for multi-trade shops?

CrewConductor is built specifically for multi-trade shops — tag each tech by trade and the scheduler routes accordingly. Housecall Pro, Jobber, Workiz, and Kickserv treat every tech interchangeably. FieldPulse handles trade specialties via custom job types but not as a first-class feature.

7 Best FieldPulse Alternatives for Contractors (2026)

Name: CrewConductor
Author: CrewConductor

Short version: when should you look at FieldPulse alternatives?

Since FieldPulse went quote-only, CrewConductor at flat $49–$199/mo is the cleanest published-pricing alternative for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and multi-trade shops up to 75 techs.

If FieldPulse's quote-only sales process (they no longer publish tier prices) has you reconsidering, if you want batch invoicing on the entry plan instead of gated to higher tiers, if you run a multi-trade shop needing trade-specialty routing built in, or if you're shopping for alternatives with transparent published pricing — there are better fits below.

If you depend on FieldPulse's mature native iOS/Android apps with offline support and deep QuickBooks Online integration, and per-user pricing doesn't sting at your team size, FieldPulse is genuinely strong on those dimensions. Don't switch unless something else is breaking.

How we ranked these

Flat tier vs per-user pricing (FieldPulse's #1 cost complaint).

Native mobile app maturity (FieldPulse's strength — not all alternatives match).

Batch invoicing on entry tier.

Trade specialty support.

QuickBooks Online sync depth.

Setup time — self-serve vs onboarding flow.

Migration help — will they import your FieldPulse data?

CrewConductor

Best for shops who want published flat $49–$199/mo pricing instead of FieldPulse's quote-only sales process.

Pricing: $49 / $99 / $199 per month (5 / 25 / 75 techs)

Setup: Under 10 minutes; free customer migration

Where it wins: Pricing published on the homepage — no demo call required. Flat tier pricing instead of FieldPulse's per-user model. Batch invoicing on every plan including $49 Starter. Built-in crew trade specialties. Free migration.

Where it loses: No native iOS/Android app (mobile-optimized web). QBO sync less deep than FieldPulse's; estimate sync coming soon. Smaller integration ecosystem.

Skip if: Native installed mobile is non-negotiable or you depend on FieldPulse's deeper QBO field mapping.

See CrewConductor vs FieldPulse →

Housecall Pro

Best for residential service shops wanting a polished consumer-facing alternative.

Pricing: Basic $59 (1 user), Essentials $149 (5), MAX $299 (8) — annual billing

Setup: Same-day signup; sales call often follows

Where it wins: Mature consumer booking portal. Native iOS/Android (similar to FieldPulse). Established brand and marketing tools.

Where it loses: Per-user pricing on Essentials/MAX — same problem you're escaping. No batch invoicing.

Skip if: Per-user pricing was your reason for leaving FieldPulse.

Jobber

Best for shops wanting an established alternative with similar features.

Pricing: $37 Core (1 user), $105 Connect (5), $150 Grow (10), $525 Plus (15)

Setup: ~30 min; credit card required for trial

Where it wins: Established brand, native iOS/Android, mature client portal, strong help docs.

Where it loses: Per-user pricing on Connect/Grow. No batch invoicing. Credit card required to start trial.

Skip if: Per-user math is the reason you're leaving FieldPulse.

Workiz

Best for shops where consumer self-booking is core to lead capture.

Pricing: Per-user, varies by tier

Setup: Same-day signup possible

Where it wins: Strong consumer booking widget. Native iOS/Android. Good for lead-driven verticals.

Where it loses: Per-user pricing. Limited batch invoicing.

Skip if: Per-user pricing is your problem.

See CrewConductor vs Workiz →

Kickserv

Best for shops who want a longer-established player with paid tier pricing.

Pricing: Start $60 (5 users), Run $119 (10), Scale $199 (20); 30-day free trial

Setup: Standard onboarding

Where it wins: Long market history (2010s). Per-tier user caps similar to CrewConductor. Solid two-way QBO sync.

Where it loses: 2010-era UI. Limited batch invoicing. No core trade-specialty assignment. CrewConductor Starter is $49/5 users vs Kickserv Start at $60/5.

Skip if: You want a modern interface or batch invoicing on the entry tier.

See CrewConductor vs Kickserv →

Service Fusion

Best for shops invested in two-way QuickBooks sync.

Pricing: ~$208–$533/mo billed annually

Setup: Onboarding call required

Where it wins: Most mature two-way QBO sync on this list. Established mid-market HVAC feature set.

Where it loses: 12-month contract with auto-renew. Annual billing. SMS, payments, add-ons billed separately.

Skip if: You want month-to-month flexibility.

See CrewConductor vs Service Fusion →

ServiceTitan

Best for 50+ tech enterprise HVAC operations with dedicated office staff.

Pricing: $550+/mo + $2,500+ setup; annual contract

Setup: 6+ weeks implementation

Where it wins: Marketing automation, call tracking, pricebook management, enterprise reporting.

Where it loses: Year-1 cost ~$9,100+. Overkill for shops under 50 techs.

Skip if: You're under 50 techs.

See CrewConductor vs ServiceTitan →

Pick by your situation

Tired of per-user pricing growing with hires. → CrewConductor (flat tiers).

Multi-trade shop needing trade-specialty routing. → CrewConductor.

Recurring-service shop, need batch invoicing on entry. → CrewConductor (every plan).

Native iOS/Android required, can absorb per-user pricing. → Housecall Pro or Jobber.

Solo operator, want cheapest paid option. → Jobber Core at $22/mo annual (1 user only).

Deep two-way QuickBooks sync is critical. → Service Fusion.

50+ tech enterprise HVAC. → ServiceTitan.