Launch price
$349
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Hosted SaaS sells convenience. ServiceKit sells finished field-service software, guided AI setup, and control of the source, data, and workflow.
Finished app and source package
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Owned source
Launch price
$349
one timeGuided setup
1.5-2.5h
target when accounts are readyAI walkthroughs
19
install and customizeSeat fees
$0
add the crewFast comparison
Jobber and Housecall Pro publish subscription prices. ServiceTitan uses per-technician packages and request pricing. The exact SaaS bill depends on plan, users, add-ons, and implementation. ServiceKit keeps the software price fixed and makes infrastructure explicit.
Launch price
$349
one time
Guided setup
1.5-2.5h
target when accounts are ready
AI walkthroughs
19
install and customize
Seat fees
$0
add the crew
ServiceKit vs ServiceTitan
ServiceTitan publishes per-technician packages and asks buyers to request pricing. It does not publish one flat self-serve price.
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ServiceKit vs Jobber
Jobber’s official pricing page lists Core at $49/month without a commitment, with lower committed or annual rates. Extra users are listed at $29/month. Use the plan and billing terms you would actually buy.
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ServiceKit vs Housecall Pro
Housecall Pro’s official pricing page lists Basic at $79/month or $59/month when billed annually, with higher plans for more advanced needs.
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Fair buying rule
You want vendor-managed onboarding, support, hosting, and feature delivery more than source control, self-hosting, and fixed software cost.
You want finished software, guided AI setup, the ability to inspect and change the workflow, and a software cost that does not rise every time the team grows.
ServiceKit launch list
$349 planned launch price. Finished app, guided AI setup, source you control, and no ServiceKit seat fees. Buying opens after the launch checks are complete.