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ServiceTitan vs Workiz (2026): Which Is Better?

ServiceTitan and Workiz split our 4 trade matchups evenly — the right pick depends entirely on your trade and team size.

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ServiceTitan

Enterprise FSM for established trade businesses (20+ technicians)

84/100 overall

Wins 2 of 4 matchups

The most capable platform here, but the per-tech pricing, annual contract, and five-figure implementation only make sense once you are at real scale.

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Workiz

Built for specialty contractors — appliance repair, locksmith, garage door

78/100 overall

Wins 2 of 4 matchups

A great fit for phone-driven specialty trades thanks to built-in call tracking and lead-ROI reporting — but the lack of a flat-rate pricebook and a move to 5-user, quote-based plans limit it elsewhere.

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Our analysis: ServiceTitan vs Workiz

Across the 4 trade matchups we maintain for this pair, ServiceTitan comes out ahead for Electrical and HVAC, while Workiz wins for Appliance Repair and Plumbing. That split is the point: ServiceTitan leans toward enterprise (20+ techs) and Workiz toward specialty trades, so the right answer tracks your trade far more closely than any single overall score.

On entry price, Workiz starts from $229/mo, versus ~$350/user/mo for ServiceTitan. Watch the fine print: ServiceTitan commits you to a 12-month contract plus a $5,000–$50,000 setup fee — a real switching cost the headline price hides.

On the features we track, Workiz holds no exclusive over ServiceTitan, which additionally brings Dispatch optimization, Two-way QuickBooks sync, flat-rate price book, Offline mode, and Commercial job workflows. That puts the onus on Workiz to win on price, ease, or trade fit rather than a capability ServiceTitan lacks.

Which wins for your trade?

Generic verdicts mislead — software that wins for a plumber can lose for an HVAC shop. Here is every trade matchup we maintain for this pair (each covers all team sizes):

TradeWinner
Appliance RepairWorkizFull comparison →
ElectricalServiceTitanFull comparison →
HVACServiceTitanFull comparison →
PlumbingWorkizFull comparison →

Pricing Plans

ServiceTitan

Starter

~$245–$300/tech/mo

Quote-only · est.
  • · Basic scheduling and dispatch
  • · Mobile app
  • · Customer management

Essentials

~$300–$400/tech/mo

Quote-only · est.
  • · + CRM
  • · Reporting
  • · Integrations
  • · QuickBooks sync

The Works

~$400–$500/tech/mo

Quote-only · est.
  • · + Marketing Pro
  • · Revenue recovery
  • · Advanced analytics

Full ServiceTitan pricing breakdown →

Workiz

Standard

~$229/mo

Quote-only · est.

5 users included · +$55/extra user

  • · Scheduling
  • · Invoicing
  • · Call tracking
  • · 5 automations
  • · Online payments

Pro

~$270/mo

Quote-only · est.

5 users included · +$65/extra user

  • · + Genius Leads
  • · Genius Scheduling
  • · 10 automations
  • · Custom reports

Ultimate

Quote only

5 users included

  • · + Service plans
  • · Inventory management
  • · Franchise management
  • · 30 automations

Payment processing: 2.9% + $0.3 per card transaction

Full Workiz pricing breakdown →

See how ServiceTitan and Workiz compare on total cost — subscription plus payment-processing fees — for your team size and job volume.

Feature Comparison

FeatureServiceTitanWorkiz
QuickBooks Sync(critical)
Two-Way QB Sync
Flat-Rate Pricing Book
GPS Tracking(critical)
Offline Mode
Customer Portal(critical)
Review Management
Marketing ToolsThe Works tier
Service AgreementsUltimate plan
Inventory ManagementUltimate plan
Commercial Job Support
Multi-LocationUltimate plan
Open APIAPI add-on

Rows marked (critical) are must-haves for Appliance Repair operations. A small label under a ✓ (e.g. Connect plan+ or add-on) means the feature is available only from that plan tier or as a paid add-on. A label under a means the provider covers part of that feature but not enough to count it.

How to Decide

Choose ServiceTitan when:

  • Established shops with 20+ technicians
  • HVAC, plumbing, and electrical at scale
  • Businesses that need deep reporting and dispatch

Skip it when:

  • Solo and small teams
  • Anyone avoiding contracts or large setup fees

Choose Workiz when:

  • Call-driven specialty trades (appliance, locksmith, garage door)
  • Shops tracking ad and lead ROI
  • Ad-driven small teams of 5+ users

Skip it when:

  • Solo operators (plans now start at 5 users)
  • Teams needing a flat-rate pricebook

Not sure ServiceTitan and Workiz are even your best two options? See how they stack up against the whole field in our best field service management software ranking.

ServiceTitan vs Workiz: FAQ

Is ServiceTitan or Workiz better?

ServiceTitan and Workiz split our 4 trade matchups evenly — the right pick depends entirely on your trade and team size.

When should you choose ServiceTitan?

ServiceTitan is the better pick for: Established shops with 20+ technicians; HVAC, plumbing, and electrical at scale; Businesses that need deep reporting and dispatch.

When should you choose Workiz?

Workiz is the better pick for: Call-driven specialty trades (appliance, locksmith, garage door); Shops tracking ad and lead ROI; Ad-driven small teams of 5+ users.

How much do ServiceTitan and Workiz cost?

ServiceTitan starts ~$350/user/mo and Workiz starts from $229/mo. Compare total cost — subscription plus payment-processing fees — using the trade-and-size matchups on this page.

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Reviewed by Mathurin V.

Editor, FSM Advisor. We research and compare FSM software — pricing is verified from public sources and user reports, and comparisons are updated when changes are detected.