Launch price
$349
one time
Compare ServiceKit
The real comparison is not features. It is rented access versus owned source.
Hosted SaaS can be the right choice. ServiceKit is for owners who want the field-service workflow without making customer data, jobs, prompts, and invoices depend on a vendor account forever.
Checkout and source access stay closed until launch gates open. Public CTAs stay in coming-soon mode for now.
ServiceKit launch offer
$349
Launch price
one time
1.5-2.5h
Guided deploy
typical setup window
19
Build lessons
included
$0
Seat fees
add the crew
First meaningful win
A running field-service app on your own server before you start the long build lessons.
Full source package for your business
1.5 to 2.5 hours guided deploy
19 AI lessons included
Fast comparison
Use official vendor pricing pages, then add the ownership cost.
Jobber and Housecall Pro publish starting monthly prices. ServiceTitan uses a request-pricing motion. The exact SaaS bill depends on plan, users, add-ons, and implementation. ServiceKit keeps the software price fixed and makes infrastructure explicit.
Pricing model
$349 source package
Monthly hosted SaaS or sales-led pricing
Source code
Owned by your business under the license
Not included
Hosting
Your server and accounts
Vendor platform
Seat fees
No ServiceKit seat pricing
Plan and user limits vary by vendor
Best fit
Owner-led shops that value control
Teams that prefer vendor-managed convenience
Guided deploy
1.5-2.5h
typical setup window
Build lessons
19
included
Seat fees
$0
add the crew
ServiceKit vs ServiceTitan
ServiceTitan may fit enterprise operations. ServiceKit is for owners who want the source.
ServiceTitan asks buyers to request pricing. Public pages describe packages, not a flat self-serve monthly price.
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ServiceKit vs Jobber
Jobber is easy to start. ServiceKit is easier to own.
Jobber publishes self-serve plans starting at $29/month, with higher plans and add-ons listed on its pricing page.
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ServiceKit vs Housecall Pro
Housecall Pro sells a hosted workflow. ServiceKit sells the source.
Housecall Pro publishes plans starting at $59/month, with higher tiers and add-ons depending on the business.
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Fair buying rule
Do not buy ServiceKit if hosted convenience is the main job.
Choose SaaS when
You want vendor-managed onboarding, support, hosting, and feature delivery more than source control, self-hosting, and fixed software cost.
Choose ServiceKit when
You want the core job workflow, the ability to inspect and change it, and a software cost that does not rise every time the team grows.
ServiceKit launch list
Own the app before you rent another one.
$349 planned launch price. Source package, deploy guide, 19 AI lessons, and no seat fees. Checkout opens only after the launch gates are clear.