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How ProHelper stacks up

Honest, side-by-side comparisons with the field service tools you’re probably evaluating, including where each one is a strong choice. The short version: ProHelper gives you the power of the big platforms without the price tag or the complexity.

SMB home-service

ProHelper vs Jobber

Jobber is a well-loved, polished platform for home-service pros, and its $39/mo entry plan looks similar to ours — until you add a team. Jobber prices by plan tiers (Connect, Grow, Plus) that gate job costing, two-way texting, and automations behind $200–600/mo plans, plus paid add-ons for marketing and AI. ProHelper is one flat per-user price: every plan includes the same core, and Growth at $49/user adds the no-code customization layer, built-in accounting, and payments that Jobber simply doesn’t have at any tier.

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SMB home-service

ProHelper vs Housecall Pro

Housecall Pro is a mobile-first favorite for home-service businesses, but it has two structural gaps: it doesn’t support custom fields at all, and its mobile app is view-only offline. It also gates QuickBooks sync to its $189/mo Essentials plan and advanced reporting to its $329/mo MAX plan, with most extras sold as separately priced add-ons. ProHelper starts at $35/user/mo, works fully offline, syncs two-way with QuickBooks on every plan, and lets you reshape fields, forms, views, and layouts to fit your trade.

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Enterprise field service

ProHelper vs ServiceTitan

ServiceTitan is a powerful enterprise platform — and priced like one. It doesn’t publish pricing, but contractors commonly report $245–500 per technician per month, onboarding fees from $5,000 to $50,000+, 12-month minimum contracts, and a 12–16 week (often longer) implementation. ProHelper delivers the substance that matters — custom workflows, dispatch, built-in accounting, inventory, reporting — at a published $35–69/user/mo, set up yourself in a day, month to month, with a 30-day free trial.

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Enterprise CRM platform

ProHelper vs Salesforce

Salesforce Field Service is the most customizable platform in the industry — if you have $175+ per user per month, prerequisite Service Cloud licenses, and a certified consultant for a 6–12 month implementation. ProHelper takes the part of Salesforce that service businesses actually want — custom objects, fields, views, page layouts, and automated actions — and ships it pre-built for field service, with scheduling, estimates, invoicing, and accounting included, at $35–69/user/mo you can set up yourself.

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SMB field service

ProHelper vs Workiz

Workiz is popular with locksmith, appliance, and garage-door pros, with strong call-handling roots. ProHelper covers the same field-service core and goes further where it counts: a no-code customization layer, offline-first mobile, built-in accounting with two-way QuickBooks sync, and a 30-day trial instead of 7 days.

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HVAC / plumbing / electrical

ProHelper vs FieldEdge

FieldEdge is known for its QuickBooks-centric workflow in the trades, with demo-gated pricing and a guided rollout. ProHelper also syncs two-way with QuickBooks Online — and adds published pricing you can start on today, a no-code customization layer, built-in accounting, and an offline-first mobile app.

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