FieldPulse Alternatives With Prices You Can See (2026)

The best FieldPulse alternatives are Jobber if you want a simple app with prices on the page, Housecall Pro if you want booking and reviews built in, Service Fusion if you want unlimited users for one flat bill, and DispatchMind if you run a crew off a dispatch board and want cheap tech logins. FieldPulse is a well-reviewed product. The most common reason people look elsewhere is simple: you can't see the price without a sales call. Below is what FieldPulse does well, how the alternatives compare on cost, and when you should stay. Facts are as of October 2026.

How FieldPulse pricing works

FieldPulse does not publish plan prices. As of October 2026, its pricing page says it is seat-based and built around what your team needs, then sends you to a custom quote form. Its phone system, called Engage, is priced by line and license, also through sales. Capterra lists no free trial for FieldPulse; the company offers a free demo instead.

That isn't a knock on the product. Plenty of good software is quote-based. But if you're comparing three tools on a Sunday night, a quote form slows you down. Check their site for current pricing, since that can change.

What FieldPulse does well

Be fair to it first. FieldPulse holds a 4.6 out of 5 on Capterra from about 500 reviews as of October 2026. Reviewers like:

• Scheduling and dispatch. It's the most praised part of the app.
• Chat support. Reviewers call it fast and knowledgeable.
• Onboarding. Setup help gets good marks, and the learning curve is described as manageable.

The feature list is wide. It covers scheduling, work orders, estimates, invoices, job costing, a price book, inventory, maintenance agreements, asset management, custom forms, a customer portal, a booking portal and a QuickBooks integration. It has iPhone and Android apps. It also sells add-ons: Engage for business phone lines, Fleet Tracking, and Operator AI, a 24/7 AI dispatcher that answers after-hours or overflow calls and books jobs.

FieldPulse also lists garage door, locksmith, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, appliance repair, fire and security, septic and commercial equipment among the trades it serves.

The complaints on Capterra cluster around bugs and glitches, tedious data editing, and sync problems, most often with QuickBooks or a weak signal in the field.

FieldPulse alternatives compared

As of October 2026. Check each vendor's site for current pricing.

5 FieldPulse alternatives, by who they fit

Jobber: if you want simple and published

Jobber shows every price. As of October 2026, billed monthly, Core is $49 for one user, Connect is $139 and Grow is $199. At 5 users, Connect is $199 and Grow is $299. Each user past the plan's count is $29 a month. The trial is 14 days on Grow, no card. Jobber is easy to learn and has a strong client hub. It costs more as the team grows. Our Jobber alternatives post shows the math at three team sizes.

Housecall Pro: if you want marketing in the app

Basic is $79 for 1 user, Essentials $189 for 5 and Max $329 for 8, with extra users on Max at $35 each, billed monthly as of October 2026. Annual billing is lower. The 14-day trial gives you Max. It's a good fit for residential shops that want online booking and review requests in one place. See our Housecall Pro alternatives breakdown.

Service Fusion: if per-seat math bothers you

Service Fusion is the opposite of FieldPulse on pricing. Every plan has unlimited users and the prices are public: Starter $245, Plus $382 and Pro $627 a month billed monthly, about 15% less billed yearly. No contract. Plus adds inventory, job costing and integrated voice and text. Once your team passes 10 or 15 people, a flat bill is hard to beat.

Workiz: if you want phone first

Workiz is built around the phone, with its own phone system and AI answering as add-ons. Like FieldPulse, it doesn't show prices; you request them. It does offer a 7-day free trial with no card. Our Workiz alternatives post covers it in more detail.

DispatchMind: if you run a crew off a dispatch board

DispatchMind is one app for the phone, the schedule, techs in the field, estimates, invoices, payments and the numbers. Prices are on the page:

• Starter $79 (2 office logins): jobs, dispatch board, calendar, estimates, invoices, price book, tech app
• Team $179 (5 office logins): adds reports and automations
• Pro $299 (10 office logins): adds commissions, tech access levels and the collections list
• Business $499 (20 office logins): adds queues, priority support and a free data move-in

Tech app logins are $15 a month each, not a full seat. Extra office logins are $29. Yearly billing gets 2 months free. Month to month, no contract.

The things FieldPulse sells as add-ons are where DispatchMind lines up closest:

• Phone. Business numbers live in the app, each brand with its own number. Call from a computer or phone, text, record calls, and every call and text lands on its job. A dialer runs up to 5 lines at once with voicemail drops. Call masking lets techs reach customers without seeing their number.
• AI dispatcher. Nellie answers the business phone around the clock in a natural voice, finds the caller's job, books or moves the visit, and transfers to a person when it matters. In the app, the office types or says what it wants and Nellie does it on real jobs. It checks with a person before money, cancellations or big changes. Nellie is an add-on from $149 a month, and it's on during the free trial.
• Tech app. Techs see only their jobs and close out from the driveway with findings, photos, parts and payment. Money a tech enters isn't final until the owner approves it. It works without signal.

It also covers QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Zapier, an open API, card payments through your own Stripe account, estimates with options and e-signature, and recurring service plans with route sheets.

What to know: the iPhone app is on the App Store and the app works in any browser, but the Android app is on the way. If your techs all carry Android phones and want a native app today, FieldPulse has one.

When to stay on FieldPulse

Stay if your quote was fair and the team likes it. Stay if you lean on its custom forms, maintenance agreements or asset tracking and they're set up the way you work. Stay if your support rep knows your account. Switching costs a few weeks of attention, and a working system has value.

Look around if the quote climbs every time you add a seat, if QuickBooks sync keeps breaking, or if you're paying for the phone and AI add-ons separately and want them in one bill. Our guide to field service software for small business covers what to check before you switch anything.

Questions

How much does FieldPulse cost?

FieldPulse doesn't publish prices. As of October 2026, it's seat-based and quoted per company, so you need to request a quote. Check their site for current pricing.

Does FieldPulse have a free trial?

Capterra lists no free trial as of October 2026, and FieldPulse offers a demo instead. Jobber and Housecall Pro offer 14 days, and DispatchMind offers 14 days with everything on and no card.

What is the best FieldPulse alternative for a small business?

Jobber if you want something simple with published prices, Housecall Pro for booking and reviews, Service Fusion for unlimited users, and DispatchMind if you dispatch a crew every day and want tech logins at $15 each.

Is there a FieldPulse alternative with a built-in phone system?

Yes. DispatchMind has business numbers, texting, call recording, a dialer and call masking in the app. Workiz and Service Fusion (on Plus) also offer phone tools.

Want to see it with your own jobs? Start your free DispatchMind trial. Fourteen days, everything on including Nellie, no card, month to month after that. You can also try the live demo or see all plans.

Sources

• FieldPulse pricing page
• FieldPulse home page
• Capterra: FieldPulse
• Jobber pricing page
• Housecall Pro pricing page
• Service Fusion pricing page
• Workiz pricing page