See exactly what you get - and what you're paying for.

• Engine vs. Jobber

  Engine shows you live job profitability on every tier and never charges per user, so a three-person crew pays the same flat price as a solo operator. Jobber gates job costing (your margin on each job while you're still on-site) to its higher-tier plan and bills per seat, so the monthly cost climbs as you add people. If you want to know what each job actually netted without paying more to see it, the all-in numbers are worth comparing side by side.

  Engine vs. Jobber

• Engine vs. Housecall Pro

  Engine includes QuickBooks import and live job profitability on every plan, starting at $29/mo with a 14-day trial and no card. Housecall Pro's entry plan leaves both of those out, and the rate jumps once you add a second person or need the integration. If you're already past the single-operator stage, line up the honest all-in number on each and compare side by side.

  Engine vs. Housecall Pro

• Engine vs. ServiceTitan

  ServiceTitan lists three plans and asks you to request pricing for all of them, on a model it describes as per-technician. Engine publishes $29, $59, and $119 on the page with the seats included. The honest split is size: ServiceTitan is built for large contractors with a dedicated back office, and if you are running twenty trucks it is the more capable system. If you are running one to fifteen people, you can start Engine tonight without booking a call.

  Engine vs. ServiceTitan

• Engine vs. Workiz

  Workiz is strong on the phone: call handling and answering are its focus, and Engine offers neither. It also puts its plan prices behind a request form and sells the phone, answering, and marketing products as add-ons on top. Engine publishes one number per tier with the back office included. Both start with a no-card trial; Engine's runs 14 days to Workiz's 7.

  Engine vs. Workiz

• Engine vs. FieldPulse

  FieldPulse prices by seat, splitting full-access and limited field seats, and quotes on request across its three tiers. Engine's tier price already includes 1, 5, or 15 seats, so hiring your third tech does not change the bill. FieldPulse covers a wider list of trades than Engine does, so check that yours is served before you switch.

  Engine vs. FieldPulse

Comparisons reflect publicly available pricing and product information read from each vendor's own site. Jobber and Housecall Pro were last checked in July 2026; ServiceTitan, Workiz, and FieldPulse on August 19, 2026. Each comparison page carries its own source and date. Vendors change their plans, so confirm against their pricing page before you buy.