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Honest comparisons. Including where they beat us.
We'd rather you pick the right tool than pick us wrongly. Every comparison names what the other product does better today.
ToolBerry Pro vs Jobber
Jobber is a mature, polished platform with a huge customer base, strong invoicing and payments, and a deep app marketplace. ToolBerry Pro is younger and narrower, and structurally different where a growing crew feels it: one price for the whole team, a local database on every device, and a language setting that follows the person instead of the phone.
ToolBerry Pro vs Housecall Pro
Housecall Pro is strong where the office meets the homeowner: online booking, review management, marketing and built-in payments. ToolBerry Pro is built from the field outward, and two structural differences show up fast: extra seats cost $75 to $100 a month there and nothing here, and their app cannot edit a job without a connection.
ToolBerry Pro vs Workiz
Workiz is built around the phone: a dialer, a call queue and an AI answering service sit at the center of the product, and for a shop that lives on inbound calls that is a real advantage. ToolBerry Pro is built around the job. The clearest differences are that Workiz no longer publishes prices or offers a free plan, and that its offline support, like everyone else's, stops at the mobile app.
ToolBerry Pro vs FieldEdge
FieldEdge is a long-established contractor platform with deep QuickBooks Desktop lineage, flat-rate pricebooks and advanced service agreements. Two things separate it from ToolBerry Pro sharply: its plans cap how many mobile app licenses you get, and its own Future Features page still lists offline mode as in rolling development.
ToolBerry Pro vs Service Fusion
Service Fusion is the one comparison on this page where our headline argument does not apply. They include unlimited users on every plan, so "no per-seat pricing" is not a difference between us. What is left is the entry price, how far offline goes, and whether the whole product speaks your crew's language.
ToolBerry Pro vs ServiceTitan
ServiceTitan is the enterprise standard in this category, and for large multi-truck operations it is often the right answer. It also prices per technician, does not publish what that costs, and takes weeks to implement. ToolBerry Pro is aimed at the crews below that line, where a guided enterprise rollout is more machinery than the business needs.
ToolBerry Pro vs LMN
LMN by Granum is the best known platform in the green industry, and its budget-based estimating is genuinely the reference point everyone else gets measured against. ToolBerry Pro is younger and narrower, and structurally different in three places a growing maintenance company feels: one price for the whole company rather than license bundles, an annual term that never renews on its own, and recurring agreements you can pause when the season stops.
ToolBerry Pro vs WEX FSM
WEX FSM, formerly Payzer, is field service software owned by WEX, a payments company, and it is very good at getting contractors paid. ToolBerry Pro is built the other way around, from the field work outward, and it is different in three places a growing shop feels: one price for the whole company, card payments on a Stripe account that belongs to you, in pilot now, and no add-ons to price separately.
ToolBerry Free vs Pro
Free runs on your device, so it's free forever. Pro runs your team on our servers, so it's paid. That's the whole difference, the app is the same.
$0 per extra user, ever.
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