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Solo tradies and small-to-mid-sized field service companies, such as electrician
Small to mid-sized home service companies—especially plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and cleaning businesses—that need one platform to run scheduling, dis…
Housecall Pro doesn't publish exact pricing publicly. Plans are tiered by features and number of technicians, with the lowest tier starting around $49 per month, and you typically need to request a custom quote. Most users end up paying more than the base price for add-ons, extra users, or payment processing fees.
Yes, Housecall Pro integrates with QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, and Xero for accounting. Invoices and payments sync automatically once connected, which reduces manual bookkeeping.
Yes, you can send digital invoices and mobile payment links, and customers can pay by credit card, ACH, or eCheck. Housecall Pro charges payment processing fees on each transaction.
It can work for a single technician, but it's often more than a solo operator needs. The scheduling, reminders, and invoicing features still help, though the pricing model is usually better for teams with several employees.
Yes, Housecall Pro typically offers a free trial so you can test the platform before committing. After the trial you must move to a paid plan—there is no permanent free tier.
It's designed for home services like plumbing, electrical, HVAC, cleaning, landscaping, and pest control. The workflow is flexible enough for any dispatch-based service business.