How NorthPoint compares

Jobber, ServiceTitan, Workiz and Housecall Pro are all good field service software. If all you need is to schedule jobs, invoice customers and take payment, any of them will do it well, and some of them will do it better than we will.

This page is about the two things that are actually different: what you pay for a crew, and where your next contract comes from.

What it costs to put a crew on it

Field service software is usually priced per user or per technician, so the bill grows with the crew. Every figure below is a regular published rate; introductory offers are left out on purpose, because they expire.

Competitor details read from each company’s own pricing page on 27 September 2026 and not from our own testing. Regular rates only — Jobber was running a 12-month introductory offer at $21/mo when this was written, and we have left it out rather than compare our standard price against somebody’s promotion. Sources: getjobber.com/pricing, servicetitan.com/pricing, workiz.com/pricing-plans, housecallpro.com/pricing. Prices and plans change, promotions come and go, and published prices often exclude tax and payment processing. Check their current pages before you decide anything — we would rather you did.
	NorthPoint	Jobber	ServiceTitan	Workiz	Housecall Pro
Price published on their site	Yes — $49 and $99 a month, on the site	Yes	No — “Request Pricing”	No — “Request pricing” on all three plans	No — a questionnaire, then “tailored pricing”
How it is priced	Per plan, with seats included	Per user — every plan is listed as “1 user”, with team size as a selector	“Our per-technician pricing”, in their own words	Not stated publicly	Not stated publicly; the form asks how many people will use it
Entry price, regular rate	$49/mo, or $490/yr — 1 admin + 5 users	$29/mo billed annually, or $49/mo month to month — 1 user (Core)	Not published	Not published	“From $59/mo”
Sold as paid add-ons	None. One price, everything in it	Marketing Suite $99/mo, AI Receptionist $29/mo, Sales Pipeline $49/mo	Add-on modules across the range	Genius Phone, Answering and Marketing, each sold separately	Payroll, Voice, Campaigns, VGPS, Websites, Accounting and others
Brings you new customers	Yes — included with every plan	No	No	No	No

The difference that is not a feature

Every product on this page is a tool you buy to run work you have already won. They schedule it, invoice it and help you collect. None of them can hand you the next contract, because none of them is where the people awarding contracts are.

NorthPoint is both. Property management and facility management companies use it to find vendors, award work and watch it get delivered. You use the same platform to run your crews. The proof of service your crews capture on a Tuesday is the record a property manager reads when they are deciding who gets the next fifty sites.

That is why the sourcing side is included rather than sold separately. It is not a bolt-on marketplace. It is the reason the rest of it is worth building.

Where we would not pick us

A comparison page that says the other four are bad at everything is not worth reading. Here is the honest version.

Choose one of them if

You work direct for homeowners and never bid commercial contracts — the sourcing side is worth nothing to you
You need deep consumer-facing tools: online booking, review campaigns, financing at the door
You want an integrated phone system, call recording and marketing automation in the same product
You are a large residential operation with call centre workflows and want the most mature product in the category

Choose NorthPoint if