How we stack up against everyone else
No spin. What each tool does well, what it really costs once you add the rest of the stack, and why until now nobody could run the whole business on one app — and now you can.
The big platforms
The cross-trade names every contractor is pitched.
Contractor Autopilot vs JobberPrice scales with team size on every tier. Grow: $199/mo for 1 user, $299/mo up to 5, $399/mo up to 10. Plus: $499/mo up to 5, $599/mo up to 10. Core starts at $49/mo for one user. Add-ons: Receptionist $29/mo, Marketing Suite $99/mo, Pipeline $49/mo.See the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Housecall Pro$79/mo Basic (1 user), $189/mo Essentials (5 users, +$100 each), $329/mo Max (8 users, +$75 each) on monthly billingSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs ServiceTitan$245–$500+ per technician per month, custom quoted, usually with an onboarding feeSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Workizabout $65/mo Starter (2 users), $169/mo Standard (6 users), $299/mo Ultimate — pricing is quote-gatedSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs FieldEdgecustom quote — no published pricingSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Service Fusion$245 Starter / $382 Plus / $627 Pro per month on monthly billing, unlimited usersSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs FieldPulsearound $99 per user per month on the popular tierSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Buildertrendroughly $339–$829/mo flat with unlimited users — demo-gated, not publishedSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs JobNimbuscustom quote — no published pricingSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Contractor Foreman$49 Basic (1 user), $105 Standard (3), $166 Plus (8), $221 Pro (15), $332 Unlimited — per monthSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs CompanyCam$79/mo Core (1–2 users), $149/mo Crew (3 users), $249/mo Scale — plus $34 per extra user, monthly billingSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Topline Pro$199/mo Starter, $249/mo Core, $299/mo Pro — unlimited users, plus $200/mo for the Sales Assistant add-on and 20% of ad spend ($150/mo minimum) if they run your Google AdsSee the comparison →
Trade-specific tools
Built for one trade — and only part of the job.
Contractor Autopilot vs DripJobs$97 or $147/mo for ONE user — then $25 texting, $49 job costing, $99 production rates, and "contact us" pricing for their AI and every extra userSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs PaintScout$119/mo Sales Core, plus the $99/mo Operations add-on — then $20/user/mo for every extra seat (monthly billing)See the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs AccuLynxcustom quote, typically $200+/user/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs PestPaccustom quote, per userSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs FieldRoutescustom quote (a ServiceTitan company)See the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs LMN$297/mo Starter (1 office + 5 crew licences), $648/mo Professional (3 office + 15 crew) — extra licences priced on requestSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Aspirecustom quote, aimed at $1M+ companiesSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Service Autopilot$49/mo Startup up to $499/mo Pro Plus, each with a sign-up fee on topSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Arborgoldcustom quote, roughly $150+/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs SingleOpscustom quote, typically $200+/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Skimmer$49/mo for up to 49 locations, then $98/mo base + $2 per location — AI phone $99/mo extra, unlimited usersSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs MeasureSquare$54–$219 per user per month depending on edition (Retail, Multi-family, Commercial)See the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Bitumio$149 per user per month, month to month — free mobile-only access for crewSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs ServiceCorecustom quote, roughly $150–$400/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Builder Prime$399/mo Starter (3 core seats), $747/mo Growth (5) — extra core users $60–$85/mo, field users $10/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs JobPro Technologycustom quoteSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Aurora Solarcustom quote, typically $250+/user/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Encirclefrom $99/mo billed annually — per-seat overage is not publishedSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Fence Cloudroughly $99–$299/moSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Projul$4,788/yr Core, $7,188/yr Core+, $14,388/yr Pro — about $399–$1,199/mo, annual billing, no per-user feesSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Knowify$99/mo including 1 user, $29/mo per extra user, $329/mo on the 10-user tierSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Markate$39.95/mo base, with most useful features as $10/mo add-ons that stackSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs ServusOnecustom quoteSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs RealGreencustom quote, per userSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Poolbrainaround $79–$199/mo depending on stops and usersSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs OneCrewcustom quoteSee the comparison →
DIY website builders
A nice site is not a business.
Contractor Autopilot vs Squarespace$19–$99/mo for the website only, billed annually (more month-to-month)See the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Wix$17–$39/mo for the website only, up to $159/mo for their top business planSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs GoDaddy Website Builder$10–$21/mo for the site (billed annually), on top of the domainSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs Hostinger$2.99–$7.99/mo on a long intro term, renewing at $10.99–$25.99/mo — plus your timeSee the comparison →Contractor Autopilot vs WordPressfrom $4/mo billed annually up to $70/mo for hosting and plugins, plus $75–$150/hr whenever it breaksSee the comparison →
We aren't for everyone
If you run ten or more techs with memberships and commission plans, ServiceTitan is a better fit than we are. If your books live in QuickBooks Desktop, wait — our QuickBooks connection is not live yet. If you are mid-contract somewhere, that money is real, so talk to us at renewal instead of paying two bills. And if you already have all the leads you can work and only need to send an invoice, cheap single-purpose software beats a bundle you will not use.
Every comparison page above ends with the same list, written for that tool. Nobody should switch because of what they have already spent — only because the next twelve months are cheaper or better.