Workiz starts at a per-user price that scales as you hire. CrewConductor caps each tier — $49 to $199/mo flat — so a five-tech shop and a fifteen-tech shop on the same plan pay the same.
| Feature | CrewConductor | Workiz |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat $49/$99/$199 per business | Per-user pricing on most tiers |
| Setup fee | None | None |
| Time to first job | Under 10 minutes after signup | Same-day signup possible |
| Job scheduling + dispatch | Included on all plans | Included |
| Online booking widget | Not included | Included on higher tiers |
| Batch invoicing | Included (Pro+) | Limited |
| Crew trade specialties | Built-in (assign by trade) | Not a core feature |
| Recurring services | Included (Pro+) | Available on higher tiers |
| Mobile app | Web app (mobile-optimized) | Native iOS + Android |
| Free trial | 14 days, no credit card | Available, varies by region |
Workiz's per-user pricing means every new hire pushes your bill up. CrewConductor stays flat within a tier — Starter handles 5 crew, Pro handles 25, and you only pay more when you actually graduate.
If you run a multi-trade shop or just want to make sure your master electrician doesn't end up on a service-call run, CrewConductor tags crew by trade and skill. Workiz treats every team member as interchangeable.
If you run a recurring-service business (lawn care, pest control, HVAC maintenance), end-of-month invoicing is the painful part. CrewConductor's batch invoicing closes a hundred jobs in one click on Pro+.
If online booking widgets are critical to how you take new business, Workiz has stronger out-of-the-box support there. CrewConductor focuses on owner-operator and dispatcher workflows over consumer lead-capture.
No per-user fees. No surprise charges as you grow. See it for yourself in 14 days.