ServiceTitan Pricing Explained (2026)
ServiceTitan is quote-only and priced per technician, aimed at high-volume home-service trades. Here is how the model generally works so you can budget it.
How ServiceTitan pricing works
ServiceTitan quotes based on the number of technicians/seats and the modules you enable, typically on an annual contract. It is a deep, enterprise-grade field-service platform, and the price reflects that.
Figures are publicly available 2026 information and may be out of date — verify current pricing directly with ServiceTitan.
What to budget for beyond the sticker
- •Cost scales directly with the number of technicians.
- •Premium modules and add-ons raise the per-seat total.
- •Not built for project-based construction — a separate system if you also run projects.
- •Accounting integrates with QuickBooks rather than a built-in ledger.
ServiceTitan is a capable enterprise field-service platform for high-volume trades, but the per-technician, quote-only, add-on model gets expensive and does not cover project-based construction.
CMDBLD does service dispatch and full construction management in one platform at a published all-in price from $1,400/mo (unlimited users on Pro), so growing teams are not paying per technician or running two systems.
Common questions
How much does ServiceTitan cost per month?
ServiceTitan is quote-only and priced per technician — commonly cited at several hundred dollars per tech per month, plus add-on modules. There is no flat public price. Confirm your quote with ServiceTitan.
Does ServiceTitan charge per technician?
Yes — pricing scales with the number of technicians/seats, so costs grow as you add field staff.
Is there an alternative that does service and construction?
Yes. CMDBLD combines service dispatch with project-based construction management, AI estimating, and real accounting, all-in from $1,400/mo with unlimited users on the Pro tier.
Pricing you can actually see.
All-in from $1,400/mo — every feature and all governed AI agents included.
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