Last updated: November 12, 2026
The best field service CRM software in 2027 is Salesforce Field Service for enterprises, ServiceTitan for large trade contractors, Housecall Pro and Jobber for small home service businesses, and Zuper and WorkflowPros for contractors that want AI call handling tied to the customer record. Zoho FSM, FieldPulse, Workiz and Kickserv complete the top ten.
A field service CRM is not a sales CRM with a calendar bolted on. It has to tie every customer to their service addresses, equipment, job history, open estimates and memberships, so the person answering the phone and the technician in the driveway see the same record.
This list is part of our Field Service & Contractor Software hub. For HVAC-specific picks, see the best HVAC CRM software.
| Software | Headquarters | Founded | Best For | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salesforce Field Service | San Francisco, CA | 1999 | Enterprises and large service organizations | From $175/user/mo |
| ServiceTitan | Glendale, CA | 2012 | Large residential and commercial contractors | Quote per technician |
| Housecall Pro | San Diego, CA | 2013 | Residential home service teams | From $59/mo (Basic, annual) |
| Jobber | Edmonton, Canada | 2011 | Small service businesses in any trade | From $29/mo (Core, annual) |
| Zuper | United States | Not published | Roofing, solar and exterior contractors | Quote |
| WorkflowPros | San Jose, CA | Not published | Trade contractors that lose leads to missed calls | $600/mo + $90 per tech |
| Zoho FSM | Chennai, India | 1996 | Businesses already on Zoho | Volume-based, 15-day trial |
| FieldPulse | Dallas, TX | 2015 | Growing multi-trade contractors | Quote (seat-based) |
| Workiz | San Diego, CA | Not published | Contractors that rely on lead marketplaces | Quote, 7-day free trial |
| Kickserv | United States | Not published | Budget-conscious small teams | From $60/mo (5 users) |
Salesforce Field Service is built directly on the Salesforce CRM, so customer, asset and operational data share one record. Field Service+ Core bundles Dispatcher, Technician, Service Cloud and Sales Cloud, and Agentforce handles scheduling across channels.
Licenses start at $175 per user per month. It is the right pick when sales, service and field teams already live in Salesforce.
Best for: Enterprises and large service organizations.
ServiceTitan’s CRM ties every call, booking, job, estimate and service agreement to the customer and location, and its marketing tools show which campaigns produced revenue. Call booking and a customer portal sit on the same record. It is quoted per technician and best for contractors with dedicated CSRs.
Best for: Large residential and commercial contractors.
Housecall Pro keeps customer history alongside online booking, review management, a pipeline dashboard and consumer financing. CSR AI answers calls and logs them to the customer. Plans start at $59 per month billed annually.
Best for: Residential home service teams.
Jobber’s CRM includes client management, a self-serve Client Hub, a sales pipeline and automated client communication. AI tools flag upsell opportunities and help draft quotes. Pricing is published from $29 per month, with extra users at $29.
Best for: Small service businesses in any trade.
Zuper combines lead management, job records, job costing and invoicing in one platform and says it replaces 10+ disconnected tools. Its CSR Agent answers calls and books jobs, and its Reputation and Sales Coach agents work from the same records. It serves roofing, exteriors, HVAC, solar and other trades and is sold by demo.
Best for: Roofing, solar and exterior contractors.
WorkflowPros is a CRM built around how contractors win and keep customers. Every inbound call, lead and booking flows into one customer record with service addresses and job history, and its AI receptionist logs new inquiries automatically when the crew is in the field.
Memberships, follow-ups and lead-source reporting run off the same data. Pricing is $600 per month plus $90 per tech, office users free.
Best for: Trade contractors that lose leads to missed calls.
Zoho FSM handles work orders, scheduling, dispatch, invoicing and customer communication, and extends Zoho CRM for field service. It supports recurring maintenance, custom fields and workflow rules. Pricing is volume-based on appointments created, with a 15-day trial.
Best for: Businesses already on Zoho.
FieldPulse includes a customer portal, booking portal and job history, and its Maverick AI assistant answers questions from your own customer, job and financial data. Seat-based, quoted pricing.
Best for: Growing multi-trade contractors.
Workiz pulls leads from Thumbtack, Angi and Yelp into one place, and Genius Marketing runs automated campaigns to win repeat work. Genius AI Answering picks up every call. Pricing is by request with a 7-day free trial.
Best for: Contractors that rely on lead marketplaces.
Kickserv gives home service businesses customer views, job history, messaging and a Customer Center where clients track work and pay. Estimates go out by text with signature approval. Plans start at $60 per month with five users included.
Best for: Budget-conscious small teams.
We reviewed each product’s own website, pricing page and published feature documentation in November 2026. We did not accept payment for any position on this list, and every vendor was judged on the same criteria.
For field service CRM we weighted how complete the customer record is (addresses, equipment, history, estimates, memberships), lead capture from calls and marketplaces, follow-up automation and reporting on lead sources.
Pricing changes often in this category. Where a vendor publishes prices we quote them; where it sells on a quote basis we say so, and you should confirm current numbers and contract terms on a demo call before signing.
If your company runs Salesforce or Zoho, extending it with their field service products avoids a second system. If not, a trade-first platform usually fits better.
Phone-heavy businesses need call capture tied to the record. Marketplace-heavy businesses need Thumbtack, Angi and Google LSA integrations.
The CRM only pays off if the tech on site sees past jobs, equipment and open estimates on their phone.
A field service CRM stores customer records, service locations, equipment, job history, estimates and agreements, and connects them to scheduling, dispatch and invoicing for work done on site.
Salesforce Field Service is strong for large organizations already on Salesforce, with licenses from $175 per user per month. Smaller trade businesses usually get more value from trade-specific platforms.
ServiceM8 offers a free plan for one user and 30 jobs a month. Most other platforms offer free trials rather than free plans.
Salesforce and ServiceTitan lead at scale, Housecall Pro and Jobber lead for small teams, and Zuper, WorkflowPros, Zoho FSM, FieldPulse, Workiz and Kickserv each fit a specific way of finding and keeping customers.
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