How Reputane compares

Three facts to weigh first

Pricing and published prices

ServiceTitan: Not published. Three plans, Starter, Essentials and The Works, each say “Request Pricing”. Sources: 1Reputane: Published: $199, $449 or $799 a month for the whole company, by how many office people use it: 1 to 5, 6 to 20, or more than 20.

Contract

ServiceTitan: Annual or multi-year, “typically ranging from 12 to 36 months”, noncancelable, and renewing automatically unless cancelled in advance, by its 10-K. Sources: 2Reputane: Month to month, with no annual contract. These terms go into writing before anyone pays.

Setup fee and time

ServiceTitan: Onboarding is a paid professional service; the fee isn’t published. On its own podcast, an Enterprise Implementation Consultant puts it at 12 to 16 weeks, then 4 weeks of “hypercare”. Sources: 23Reputane: No setup fee and no activation fee, and the first 30 days are free from the day your workspace opens, with no card. No implementation project: the import that reads your old software’s customer export or a spreadsheet is built and switching on; then add your price book and crews, and run your first day.

Three facts to weigh first

Pricing and published prices

Jobber: Published. Month to month: Core $49 (1 user); Connect $139 to $399 and Grow $199 to $499 (1 to 15 users); Plus $499 to $699 (5 to 15 users). Billed annually, from $29 for Core. Sources: 4Reputane: Published: $199, $449 or $799 a month for the whole company, by how many office people use it: 1 to 5, 6 to 20, or more than 20.

Crew and technician pricing

Jobber: By user: plans for 1, 5, 10 or 15. “A user is anyone who accesses your account at the office or in the field to view or manage the team’s schedule.” More users are $29 a month each. Sources: 4Reputane: Crews are free and unlimited on every plan, so adding a crew never raises the bill.

Contract

Jobber: Month to month with no commitment, a 12-month minimum billed monthly, or annual with a non-refundable first payment. “All subscriptions automatically renew” unless set to non-renew. Sources: 4Reputane: Month to month, with no annual contract. These terms go into writing before anyone pays.

Three facts to weigh first

Pricing and published prices

Housecall Pro: Published: Basic $59 a month billed annually or $79 month to month (1 user), Essentials $149 or $189 (5 users), Max $299 or $329 (8 users). Sources: 5Reputane: Published: $199, $449 or $799 a month for the whole company, by how many office people use it: 1 to 5, 6 to 20, or more than 20.

Crew and technician pricing

Housecall Pro: By user: 1, 5 or 8 included. On Max, each extra user is $35 a month; extra users on Basic and Essentials aren’t priced on the page. Sources: 5Reputane: Crews are free and unlimited on every plan, so adding a crew never raises the bill.

Open API and MCP

Housecall Pro: Open API access and Zapier on Max only. An MCP server isn’t published. Sources: 5Reputane: An open API and an MCP server, so Claude and other AI apps can read your records and suggest changes you approve. Money stays out unless the owner grants it, key by key.

Three facts to weigh first

Pricing and published prices

LMN: Published: Starter from $297 a month (1 office or crew lead license and 5 crew member licenses), Professional from $648 (3 and 15), Enterprise from 100 users, by quote. Sources: 6Reputane: Published: $199, $449 or $799 a month for the whole company, by how many office people use it: 1 to 5, 6 to 20, or more than 20.

Setup fee and time

LMN: A one-time onboarding fee, its amount not published, with an onboarding specialist. Sources: 67Reputane: No setup fee and no activation fee, and the first 30 days are free from the day your workspace opens, with no card. No implementation project: the import that reads your old software’s customer export or a spreadsheet is built and switching on; then add your price book and crews, and run your first day.

Crew and technician pricing

LMN: By license: 5 crew member licenses on Starter, 15 on Professional. More “are available for a fee”, not published. Sources: 6Reputane: Crews are free and unlimited on every plan, so adding a crew never raises the bill.

Three facts to weigh first

Pricing and published prices

Aspire: Not published: “Pricing varies based on company size, complexity…”. Three editions by yearly revenue: Growth ($1M to $3M), Corporate ($3M to $15M) and Enterprise (over $15M). Sources: 89Reputane: Published: $199, $449 or $799 a month for the whole company, by how many office people use it: 1 to 5, 6 to 20, or more than 20.

Setup fee and time

Aspire: Every client receives a “complete implementation and training program”; a separate fee isn’t published. Its blog puts the first stretch at three months for Growth and Corporate, and four for Enterprise. Sources: 810Reputane: No setup fee and no activation fee, and the first 30 days are free from the day your workspace opens, with no card. No implementation project: the import that reads your old software’s customer export or a spreadsheet is built and switching on; then add your price book and crews, and run your first day.

Crew and technician pricing

Aspire: Unlimited users: “There is no limit to the number of users.” Sources: 8Reputane: Crews are free and unlimited on every plan, so adding a crew never raises the bill.