SiteWorks vs. ServiceTitan

A ServiceTitan alternative built for crews, not enterprises

ServiceTitan is a capable platform. It is also priced per technician and commonly carries a five-figure implementation fee — which is a hard sell when you run a crew of ten. SiteWorks covers the same day-to-day work at a fraction of the cost.

No credit card · from $12 /user/mo · vs. ServiceTitan at $245–$500 /tech/mo

Side by sideSiteWorksServiceTitan
Software costfrom $12/user/mo$245–$500/tech/mo
Implementation feeIncluded or a low flat fee$5,000–$50,000
ContractMonthly or yearly, your callAnnual enterprise agreement
Work orders, scheduling, dispatchYesYes
Photo proof & customer sign-offYes (Pro)Yes
QuickBooks Online syncYesYes
Customized to your workflowYes — that's the pointEnterprise contract
Who you call for helpThe people who built itSupport queue

ServiceTitan figures are publicly reported list prices as of 2026 and vary by configuration, region and negotiation. SiteWorks is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with ServiceTitan. Check their current pricing before deciding.

When ServiceTitan is the better call

ServiceTitan is a genuinely strong fit for large contractors — 50+ technicians, multiple branches, a dedicated ops team to run it, and the budget to match. If that is you, the depth is probably worth the price.

Where SiteWorks fits

SiteWorks is built for the shop with five to fifty people who needs dispatch-to-paid working next week, not a six-month rollout. You get the same daily workflow — jobs, schedule, proof, invoice — without paying per technician or funding an implementation project.

What you actually get

Dispatch to paid, in one system.

Work orders and a preset job library, drag-and-drop scheduling, photo proof and customer sign-off on site, invoicing that bills the hours and materials your crew logged, and a one-click push to QuickBooks.

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