Best Plumbing software (2026)

Plumbing work is a mix of emergency calls and quoted repipes/water heater installs. Software needs to book calls quickly, give techs a flat-rate pricebook in the field, and take payment on site.

Quick picks

ToolStarting priceBest for
Housecall Pro$79/mo monthly ($59/mo billed annually)Residential HVAC, plumbing and electrical shops of 2–20 techs that want marketing, reviews and service plans bundled with dispatch.
Jobber$49/mo monthly ($29/mo billed annually)Owner-operators and small crews (1–15 people) in residential recurring or quote-driven work who want an easy app that clients can pay through.
ServiceTitanQuote onlyEstablished HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies (typically 10+ techs, often $3M+ revenue) that want enterprise-grade reporting and will invest in implementation.
WorkizQuote onlyCall-driven on-demand trades (locksmith, garage door, appliance, small HVAC/plumbing) that live on the phone and use subcontractors.
ServiceM8$0/moSmall trade teams with many staff but modest job volume, especially iPhone-based crews and Xero users.

How to choose

Our picks in detail

1. Housecall Pro

Housecall Pro is the mid-market residential favorite: more marketing and membership tooling than Jobber, far simpler and cheaper to adopt than ServiceTitan.

Starting price: $79/mo monthly ($59/mo billed annually) · Free trial: Yes — 14 days, no credit card

Best for: Residential HVAC, plumbing and electrical shops of 2–20 techs that want marketing, reviews and service plans bundled with dispatch.

Pros
  • Published pricing including team plans
  • Marketing and review tools built in
  • Recurring service plans/memberships on Max
Cons
  • Best features sit in the Max tier
  • Annual vs monthly pricing gap is notable

2. Jobber

Jobber is the default starting point for small residential service businesses: transparent tiers, a polished quote-to-cash workflow, and broad trade coverage.

Starting price: $49/mo monthly ($29/mo billed annually) · Free trial: Yes — free trial (no card required per site)

Best for: Owner-operators and small crews (1–15 people) in residential recurring or quote-driven work who want an easy app that clients can pay through.

Pros
  • Very clear published pricing with a low entry tier
  • Strong quoting and client-facing hub
  • Works across almost every residential trade
Cons
  • Per-user charges add up past ~5 users
  • Light on HVAC-specific tools (equipment history, pricebook depth, memberships) compared with ServiceTitan

3. ServiceTitan

ServiceTitan is the enterprise platform of the trades: unmatched depth, but quote-only pricing and a heavy rollout.

Starting price: Quote only · Free trial: No public free trial (demo only)

Best for: Established HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies (typically 10+ techs, often $3M+ revenue) that want enterprise-grade reporting and will invest in implementation.

Pros
  • Deepest feature set for residential and commercial trades
  • Strong reporting and marketing attribution
  • Scales to multi-location and franchises
Cons
  • No published pricing; widely reported to be the most expensive option
  • Implementation takes weeks and staff time

4. Workiz

Workiz is built for phone-heavy, dispatch-on-demand trades and is strongest where calls and subcontractors drive the business.

Starting price: Quote only · Free trial: Yes — 7 days, no credit card

Best for: Call-driven on-demand trades (locksmith, garage door, appliance, small HVAC/plumbing) that live on the phone and use subcontractors.

Pros
  • Phone/call tracking tightly integrated
  • Subcontractor management included
  • Lead-source integrations (Thumbtack, Angi, Yelp)
Cons
  • Prices hidden behind a request form
  • Short 7-day trial

5. ServiceM8

ServiceM8 flips the pricing model—pay per job volume, not per user—which suits bigger crews doing fewer, larger jobs.

Starting price: $0/mo · Free trial: Yes — 14 days, no credit card; also a free plan

Best for: Small trade teams with many staff but modest job volume, especially iPhone-based crews and Xero users.

Pros
  • Unlimited users on paid plans
  • Genuine free tier
  • Transparent job-based pricing
Cons
  • Costs climb quickly for high job volume
  • iOS-centric field app

Rankings reflect fit for typical plumbing companies, not paid placement. Last verified Oct 2026.