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Housecall Pro vs ServiceTitan for plumbing

As of Aug 24, 2026: for plumbing shops Housecall Pro (verified $149/mo for 5 users, annual billing) beats ServiceTitan (user-reported ≈$325/tech/mo, n=17) for every crew that doesn't run a call center. HCP ranks above ServiceTitan in our plumbing list; the enterprise move only pays at 10+ techs.

Our plumbing verdict

Housecall Pro. Under 10 techs, HCP's fit and verified $149/mo win. ServiceTitan is the right ceiling for plumbing companies scaling past a CSR desk.

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How does Housecall Pro fit plumbing work?

Housecall Pro handles service plumbing's homeowner touchpoints — booking, on-my-way, financing on repipes — at a listed price a small shop can verify.

Housecall Pro plans verified Aug 24, 2026 source page
PlanAnnual billingMonthly billingUsers incl.Extra seatKey limits
Basic$59/mo$79/mo1—
  • 1 user only
  • Scheduling, invoicing, payments
  • No QuickBooks sync on this tier
Essentials$149/mo$189/mo5$35/user/mo
  • Up to 5 users included
  • QuickBooks sync
  • Custom checklists
  • Equipment tracking
MAX$299/mo———
  • Custom user count (quoted)
  • Advanced reporting
  • API access
  • Dedicated account manager

Listed as "from $299/mo"; final price is quoted per shop.

How does ServiceTitan fit plumbing work?

ServiceTitan's plumbing story is the large operation: dispatch density, memberships, and recorded-call coaching, at user-reported enterprise pricing plus implementation.

ServiceTitan plans user-reported · Aug 24, 2026 source page
PlanAnnual billingMonthly billingUsers incl.Extra seatKey limits
Per-tech license (user-reported)user-reported (n=17)≈$325/mo——$325/user/mo
  • Priced per technician per month
  • Office users typically discounted or bundled
  • Annual contract standard

Median of 17 user-reported quotes collected from public forum posts and reader submissions. Range reported: $245–$420/tech/mo.

Implementation (user-reported)user-reported (n=12)see notes———
  • One-time onboarding & data migration fee
  • Reported range $10k–$50k
  • Median reported ≈ $20,000

First-year all-in cost for a 10-tech shop commonly reported near $50,000.

What prices have Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan changed recently?

  • Aug 17, 2026Housecall ProEssentials+15.5%

    $129/mo (annual billing)$149/mo (annual billing)

    Housecall Pro raised Essentials annual-billing pricing from $129 to $149/mo. Monthly billing rose from $169 to $189. User cap unchanged at 5. Log entry

  • Jun 1, 2026ServicetitanPer-tech license+4.8%

    ≈$310/tech/mo (n=14)≈$325/tech/mo (n=17)

    The user-reported median for ServiceTitan per-tech licensing moved from ≈$310 to ≈$325/tech/mo as three new 2026 quotes were added to the sample. This is crowdsourced data, not verified retail pricing. Log entry

  • May 18, 2026Housecall ProMAX

    Fully quote-gated"From $299/mo" floor listed publicly

    Housecall Pro added a public "from $299/mo" price floor to the MAX tier, which was previously fully quote-gated. Final MAX pricing is still quoted per shop. Log entry

Every change we’ve ever recorded is public in the pricing change log.

Questions contractors actually ask

Is ServiceTitan better than Housecall Pro for plumbing?

Only at scale. Our plumbing ranking puts HCP ahead for typical shops: verified $149/mo for 5 users vs user-reported ≈$1,625/mo (n=17) before a $10k–$50k implementation. At 10+ techs with office staff, ServiceTitan's depth flips the verdict.

Both are quote-heavy on big jobs — which closes better?

For financed residential tickets (repipes, water heaters), HCP's native financing is the proven closer. ServiceTitan counters with pricebook-driven good-better-best presentations — stronger where techs sell in the home daily.

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