ServiceTitan charges $245–$500 per technician per month — plus $5,000–$50,000 in implementation fees. These 10 platforms deliver HVAC-ready dispatching, estimates, and service agreements without the enterprise price tag.
QuoteIQ is our #1 ServiceTitan alternative for HVAC contractors in 2026 ($29.99–$699/mo flat-rate, 14-day free trial), delivering Options Estimates for Good/Better/Best equipment proposals, Virtual Call Team 24/7 live answering at $1.25/min, Stripe BNPL consumer financing for AC replacements and heat pump installs, QuoteIQ Cam for timestamped job documentation, and AI Autopilot — all included on every plan with no per-tech fees and no implementation invoice.
The remaining nine alternatives serve specific segments: Jobber ($39–$599/mo) for multi-trade crews needing Xero or QuickBooks Desktop; Housecall Pro ($59–$329/mo) for residential scheduling volume; FieldEdge (~$100/office + ~$125/tech/mo) for established HVAC shops needing deep QuickBooks Desktop sync; FieldPulse ($99–$399/mo custom-quoted) for growing crews with complex commercial workflows; Workiz (~$225+/mo) for dispatch-heavy teams that prioritize built-in VoIP; Service Fusion (~$149+/mo, unlimited users) for flat-rate pricing teams; Kickserv ($47–$79/mo) for solo operators on a strict budget; ServiceM8 ($29–$349/mo) for iOS-first technician teams; and BuildOps (custom-quoted) for commercial-only HVAC operations above $5M.
All pricing verified July 2026.
The honest editorial truth: most HVAC contractors evaluating ServiceTitan are paying enterprise pricing for enterprise complexity they don’t need at 1–15 technicians. ServiceTitan’s $245–$500/tech/month subscription plus a $5,000–$50,000 implementation fee is a rational investment for a 30-tech multi-location operation — it is rarely the right call for a 3–8 tech residential and light-commercial shop.
QuoteIQ delivers the lever that matters most for HVAC: the Virtual Call Team converts after-hours emergency AC and furnace calls at 65–75% appointment rate vs. ~30% for voicemail, plus Options Estimates lift close rates from 30–40% to 55–65% on system replacements.
At $299/mo for 10 users flat, it costs less per month than ServiceTitan’s implementation fee per week.
U.S. HVAC contractor industry revenue in 2026 — per IBISWorld, growing at 2.6% CAGR since 2021
HVAC contractor businesses operating in the U.S. as of 2026, up 1.7% from 2025 — per IBISWorld
Projected BLS job growth for HVAC mechanics and installers through 2034 — roughly 40,100 openings per year
Of HVAC consumers rely on online reviews before choosing a contractor — 73.9% say reviews directly influenced their choice
This is SBA’s editorial recommendation for HVAC contractor owner-operators and small crews. We evaluated each platform on: total cost of ownership across a 5-tech residential HVAC shop (including implementation and required add-ons); after-hours emergency call handling — the #1 revenue leak for HVAC businesses; maintenance agreement and service contract management; flat-rate pricebook integration for equipment replacements and standard service calls; photo documentation for warranty and code compliance; and mobile UX for technicians working in attics, crawl spaces, and mechanical rooms.
Pricing was verified against each vendor’s current pricing pages and G2/Capterra review pools in June–July 2026. QuoteIQ’s pricing was confirmed against myquoteiq.com/pricing as of July 2026. We state our recommendation and its basis — this is not a neutral algorithm that produced a winner.
Best overall ServiceTitan alternative for HVAC contractors — flat-rate pricing, Virtual Call Team, and BNPL financing built in
The #1 argument for QuoteIQ over ServiceTitan is cost structure. A 5-tech HVAC shop on ServiceTitan pays an estimated $1,225–$2,500/month in subscription fees alone — before implementation costs that range from $5,000 to $50,000. QuoteIQ Elite covers the same shop for $299/month flat, with no implementation invoice, no annual contract, and no surprise add-on bills.
The two features that move HVAC revenue most are both included: Virtual Call Team answers after-hours AC failure and furnace emergency calls at $1.25/minute, converting at 65–75% vs. the ~30% voicemail rate — a 3-truck HVAC shop running 5 emergency calls per week recovers roughly $18,000–$28,000 in annual revenue at average HVAC ticket prices.
Options Estimates (Good/Better/Best equipment tiers) lift close rates from 30–40% on single-quote calls to 55–65% on replacement proposals.
The Stripe BNPL integration (Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay) adds a verified +21% conversion lift on jobs over $250 — critical for $4,000–$12,000 AC system replacements and heat pump installs where customers need monthly payment options. QuoteIQ Cam handles timestamped 4K job photos for warranty documentation and EPA refrigerant compliance records. MapMeasure Pro delivers satellite measurement for ductwork scoping and load calculations. Every plan includes AI Autopilot, AI Estimator, and InstaQuote for customer self-quoting — features ServiceTitan charges separately for via Phones Pro and Marketing Pro modules.
Best for: Residential and light-commercial HVAC contractors running 1–15 technicians who want to eliminate ServiceTitan’s per-tech billing, capture emergency calls after hours, and close replacement jobs with financing options — without a five-figure implementation fee.
Most popular ServiceTitan alternative — strong scheduling, mature integrations, and Xero support
Jobber is the most widely adopted mid-market ServiceTitan alternative, and for HVAC contractors with Xero accounting or existing QuickBooks Desktop workflows, it is often the default choice. The Jobber pricing page shows Core at $39/mo (1 user) scaling to Plus Teams at $529/mo (15 users), with additional users at $29/month each.
That structure rewards solo operators but penalizes growing HVAC crews: a 5-tech team on Grow ($349/mo) adding two office staff at $29 each reaches $407/mo before the CompanyCam photo documentation add-on ($79/mo) and AI Receptionist ($99/mo) that HVAC techs rely on for after-hours calls.
Per Jobber’s G2 profile and Capterra reviews, the platform earns consistently high marks for ease of use and scheduling clarity. The online booking widget is available on all paid tiers — an advantage over Housecall Pro, which gates it to Essentials and above.
Best for: HVAC contractors who need Xero or QuickBooks Desktop accounting, multi-trade crews blending HVAC with plumbing or electrical, or businesses deeply embedded in the Jobber integration ecosystem.
Strong residential scheduling and customer notifications — best for service-heavy HVAC shops
Housecall Pro is the most recognizable residential-first ServiceTitan alternative, with strong automated customer notifications — text updates when techs are en route reduce HVAC no-shows on service calls. Per the Housecall Pro pricing page, plans run Basic $59/mo annual (1 user) through MAX $299/mo annual (8 users), with additional users at $35/month each beyond the included seat count. The Wisetack BNPL integration — a genuine differentiator for high-ticket HVAC installs — is gated to MAX only.
The online booking widget requires Essentials or above. GPS vehicle tracking costs $20/vehicle/month extra on any tier. G2 reviews and Capterra reviews praise ease of use but note limited reporting depth for growing shops. QuickBooks Desktop sync is a genuine advantage over QuoteIQ for operations with legacy accounting workflows.
Best for: Residential HVAC contractors running 2–8 technicians who prioritize QuickBooks Desktop accounting and automated customer communication over built-in photo documentation or satellite tools.
HVAC/plumbing specialist with the deepest QuickBooks integration — built for established mid-market shops
FieldEdge is a long-standing HVAC and plumbing specialist — not adapted from a generic FSM platform — with the deepest QuickBooks integration in the category, including QuickBooks Desktop with real-time two-way sync. Per the FieldEdge pricing page and third-party breakdowns on G2 and Capterra, it charges roughly $100/office user and $125/tech/month across Select, Premier, and Elite tiers, plus a $500–$2,000 setup fee and mandatory multi-week onboarding.
That per-seat structure is the primary drawback for growing HVAC crews: a 7-person team (1 office + 6 techs) runs approximately $850/month before add-ons. FieldEdge is owned by Clearent — processing-fee complaints appear in BBB filings, with some contractors reporting 3.4% rates vs. the 2.7% advertised. The platform’s HVAC-specific pricebook integration, service agreement management, and dispatch board are genuinely differentiated for established residential and light-commercial shops.
Best for: Established HVAC and plumbing shops with $1M–$5M revenue that need deep QuickBooks Desktop sync, legacy operational workflows, and HVAC-specific pricebook depth, and can absorb the higher per-tech cost.
Flexible mid-market platform for commercial HVAC — asset tracking, custom workflows, and maintenance contracts
FieldPulse serves the mid-market gap between entry-level FSM and ServiceTitan — particularly for HVAC contractors doing commercial maintenance contracts and asset-heavy service routes. It covers asset tracking at client sites, maintenance schedule management, and complex job costing that residential-first platforms skip. Pricing is custom-quoted and not published on the FieldPulse pricing page — the most common complaint on G2 and Capterra per third-party reviews.
Most small crews land in the $99–$199/month range, while feature-heavier commercial setups run to $399/month. The platform lacks the native BNPL, built-in call answering, and satellite measurement that QuoteIQ includes on every plan — adding those capabilities requires third-party integrations that push total cost higher.
Best for: HVAC contractors with significant commercial maintenance contract volume, 5–20 technicians, and a need for asset-level service history tracking per rooftop unit or piece of equipment at client sites.
Built-in VoIP and call tracking — best ServiceTitan alternative for dispatch-heavy call centers
Workiz has carved a genuine niche with its built-in phone system and call tracking — features ServiceTitan charges heavily for via Phones Pro. For HVAC operations where dispatchers handle high inbound call volume, Workiz’s integrated VoIP reduces the need for a separate phone system. Per Workiz pricing, Standard runs approximately $225/month for 3 users.
G2 and Capterra reviews note that Workiz support is primarily web-chat — no dedicated phone support line, which matters when a dispatcher is troubleshooting during a peak demand day. The platform does not include built-in satellite measurement or BNPL consumer financing at any tier.
Best for: HVAC shops with a dedicated dispatcher handling 15+ inbound calls per day who want built-in call tracking and VoIP without a separate RingCentral or similar subscription.
Unlimited users at a flat monthly rate — strong for growing HVAC teams that want predictable pricing
Service Fusion’s flat-rate, unlimited-user pricing model is its primary differentiator — for HVAC operations adding technicians quickly, the monthly bill doesn’t grow with headcount. Per Service Fusion pricing and third-party reports on G2 and Capterra, Starter runs approximately $149/month with Starter Pro and Plus tiers available, all requiring a demo to confirm current rates since pricing is not always updated in real time on the public page.
GPS tracking and QuickBooks integration are included. The platform lacks AI-powered estimating, built-in BNPL, and a virtual call team — capabilities that require third-party add-ons.
Best for: Growing HVAC operations adding technicians steadily who need predictable flat-rate billing and QuickBooks integration, and don’t require native BNPL or AI-powered call answering.
Budget entry point — real CRM features under $80/mo for solo HVAC operators or first-time software buyers
Kickserv has operated for 20+ years and maintains a loyal following among solo HVAC operators and small 2-tech shops that want proven software under $80/month. Per the Kickserv pricing page, plans range from Lite at $47/month to Premium tier, with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop both supported on paid plans.
G2 and Capterra reviews praise its reliability and ease but note it lacks AI tools, satellite measurement, and modern mobile UX compared to newer platforms. At $47–$79/month, it’s the lowest-cost full-feature option for HVAC contractors starting out who need scheduling, invoicing, and basic CRM without a learning curve.
Best for: Solo HVAC operators or 1–2 tech shops in their first year who need real CRM, scheduling, and invoicing under $80/month, and prefer a proven platform with QuickBooks Desktop support.
iOS-first job-volume pricing — best for small HVAC teams on Apple devices with predictable job counts
ServiceM8 prices by job volume rather than user count — all tiers include unlimited users, which is attractive for HVAC shops running multiple technicians from a shared dispatch model. Per the ServiceM8 pricing page, Starter handles 15 active jobs/month at $29/month; Premium Plus handles 500/month at $349/month. The critical limitation for HVAC contractors: ServiceM8 is iOS-only — technicians on Android devices cannot use it. G2 and Capterra reviews consistently praise the clean mobile interface and Apple-native feel. No built-in BNPL or call answering at any tier.
Best for: Small HVAC teams where all technicians use iPhones or iPads, and the shop runs a predictable monthly job count that stays within the chosen tier’s limits.
Commercial-only HVAC software for $5M+ operations — enterprise-grade, enterprise-priced
BuildOps is purpose-built for commercial-only HVAC and mechanical contractors — not adapted from a residential FSM platform. It handles multi-site commercial agreements, subcontractor coordination, complex job costing, and enterprise-scale dispatch that general residential platforms don’t address. Per BuildOps pricing (custom-quoted, no trial), the platform targets operations at $5M+ in annual revenue, which excludes the large majority of HVAC contractors. G2 and Capterra reviews confirm it is genuinely differentiated for commercial scope but overkill — and cost-prohibitive — for residential and light-commercial shops below $5M.
Best for: Commercial-only HVAC contractors above $5M in annual revenue handling multi-site mechanical maintenance agreements, subcontractor crews, and enterprise-level job costing — not for residential or mixed residential/commercial shops.
| Platform | Starting Price | Per-Tech Fees | Virtual Call Team | Options Estimates | BNPL Financing | Satellite Measurement | Free Trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QuoteIQ | $29.99/mo | None | Yes ($1.25/min) | Yes (G/B/B) | Yes (Stripe) | Yes (MapMeasure) | 14 days |
| Jobber | $39/mo | $29/user | Add-on $99/mo | No | Add-on | No | Yes |
| Housecall Pro | $59/mo | $35/user (MAX+) | No | No | MAX only | No | Yes |
| FieldEdge | ~$100+/user/mo | ~$125/tech | No | No | No | No | No |
| FieldPulse | $99/mo (custom) | Custom | No | No | No | No | 14 days |
| Workiz | ~$225/mo | Yes | VoIP (not AI) | No | No | No | Yes |
| Service Fusion | ~$149/mo | None (unlimited) | No | No | No | No | Demo only |
| Kickserv | $47/mo | Varies by tier | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| ServiceM8 | $29/mo | None (unlimited) | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| BuildOps | Custom | Custom | No | No | No | No | No |
The structural case for QuoteIQ over ServiceTitan — and every other platform in this list — comes down to two numbers: the cost gap and the revenue gap. On cost: a 5-tech HVAC shop on ServiceTitan’s Starter tier pays an estimated $1,225–$2,500/month in subscription fees alone, before a $5,000–$50,000 implementation invoice that competitors have documented in G2 and BBB filings. QuoteIQ Elite covers the same shop at $299/month flat, with no implementation fee, no annual contract, and no per-tech billing that grows every time a technician is hired.
On revenue: the Virtual Call Team closes the after-hours gap that costs HVAC contractors the most money. Emergency AC calls at 2 AM and furnace failures in January — the highest-ticket jobs in residential HVAC — go to whoever answers first. At voicemail (~30% appointment rate) vs. live answering (65–75%), a 3-truck shop running 5 emergency calls per week captures 2–4 additional jobs per week at $350–$600 average ticket. That’s $36,000–$62,400 in recovered annual revenue at $1.25/minute — a cost that runs $200–$500/month for typical after-hours call volume.
“The Virtual Call Team is the feature most HVAC operators overlook when they’re evaluating software — they’re focused on pricebooks and dispatch boards. But the job you lose at 2 AM because nobody answered the phone costs you $500–$800 in ticket revenue and a customer review you’ll never get back. Live answering at $1.25 a minute is the cheapest technician you’ll ever hire.”
Mike Vidan — Co-Founder, QuoteIQ · 20+ year home service business owner · 580K+ YouTube subscribers · source
“HVAC replacement jobs are where the real money is — and they’re where most contractors leave money on the table. When you present one option, you get a yes or a no. When you present Good/Better/Best equipment tiers, customers self-select into the upgrade. Options Estimates routinely push average ticket 20–35% higher on system replacement calls. That math alone pays for the platform multiple times over every month.”
Justin Rogers — Co-Founder, QuoteIQ · Serial entrepreneur · ForeverSelfEmployed (743K+ YouTube subscribers) · source
Request a full data export — customer records, equipment history, job history, and pricebooks — before giving notice. BBB complaints document cases where ServiceTitan has restricted data access after contract cancellation. Export CSV files for every data type you plan to migrate. Most alternative platforms accept CSV imports for customer and job history. Equipment history may require manual re-entry depending on the destination platform’s import tool.
Start your 14-day free trial on QuoteIQ (or whichever alternative you’ve selected) and run both platforms simultaneously for at least 2–4 weeks. Route a portion of new jobs — not existing service agreements — through the new platform first. This lets technicians learn the mobile app on real jobs before the cutover, and surfaces any workflow gaps before you’ve canceled ServiceTitan access.
Your flat-rate pricebook — refrigerant charges, diagnostic fees, equipment SKUs, labor rates by service type — is the most time-intensive migration asset. Build it in the new platform before go-live. Import existing maintenance agreement customers and set up renewal schedules. QuoteIQ’s Invoice Subscriptions handles recurring agreement billing natively. For platforms that require manual recurring setup, build agreement renewal workflows before migrating active customers.
The mobile experience is where platform switches fail. Give technicians 5–10 practice jobs in a sandbox environment before they’re using it on a $4,000 system replacement call in a customer’s home. Focus training on: creating and sending estimates, capturing job photos, collecting payment, and updating job status. A 2-hour training session on real devices (iOS and Android) before go-live prevents the first-week chaos that drives contractors back to ServiceTitan out of frustration.
The two features most likely to recover the switch cost immediately are the ones most often configured last. Set up the Virtual Call Team ($1.25/min on every QuoteIQ plan) before you cancel ServiceTitan’s Phones Pro module — otherwise you lose after-hours coverage during the transition. Build your Good/Better/Best estimate templates for the top 5 system types you quote (AC replacement, heat pump, furnace, mini-split, maintenance plan tiers) in the first week. These two workflows pay for the platform in the first month.
QuoteIQ is our top ServiceTitan alternative for HVAC contractors in 2026, starting at $29.99/month with a 14-day free trial. It includes Virtual Call Team 24/7 live answering, Options Estimates (Good/Better/Best equipment tiers), Stripe BNPL consumer financing, QuoteIQ Cam for job documentation, and AI Autopilot — all on every plan with no per-technician fees and no implementation cost. For HVAC contractors on 1–15 technicians, this combination delivers the revenue levers that matter most: after-hours call capture and system replacement close-rate improvement, at a fraction of ServiceTitan’s cost.
Jobber is the best alternative if Xero or QuickBooks Desktop integration is a requirement. FieldEdge is the best for established HVAC shops with $1M+ revenue that need deep QuickBooks Desktop sync and HVAC-specific pricebook depth.
ServiceTitan does not publish pricing — all figures come from G2 reviews, Capterra, BBB filings, and contractor community reports. Per these sources, ServiceTitan pricing for HVAC contractors typically runs $245–$500 per technician per month across Starter, Essentials, and The Works tiers, with add-on modules including Marketing Pro, Phones Pro, and Pricebook Pro costing additional hundreds of dollars per month.
Implementation fees run $5,000–$50,000 before the first month of subscription. A 5-tech HVAC shop on ServiceTitan typically pays $1,225–$2,500/month in subscription fees alone, plus the implementation investment amortized over the contract term (typically 12–36 months). ServiceTitan is generally not cost-effective for HVAC operations below $1 million in annual revenue.
ServiceTitan is generally not worth the cost for small HVAC contractors running fewer than 10 technicians or below $1 million in annual revenue. The platform’s per-technician pricing model, long-term contract requirements (typically 12–36 months), and $5,000–$50,000 implementation fees create a cost structure that is rational only for large multi-location HVAC operations above $2–3 million in revenue with dedicated dispatch teams.
Small HVAC shops get better ROI from QuoteIQ ($29.99–$299/mo flat), Jobber ($39–$349/mo), or Housecall Pro ($59–$299/mo), all of which offer free trials and month-to-month flexibility that ServiceTitan does not. The ACCA and BLS data confirm that most U.S. HVAC businesses operate with fewer than 10 technicians — exactly the segment ServiceTitan acknowledges is “not optimized for” in its own documentation.
QuoteIQ’s Virtual Call Team is the strongest after-hours emergency call solution for HVAC contractors in 2026. At $1.25/minute on every plan, it converts inbound AC failure and furnace emergency calls at 65–75% appointment rate vs. approximately 30% for voicemail. This gap is worth $18,000–$62,000 in recovered annual revenue for a typical 3–5 truck HVAC operation running regular after-hours call volume. Workiz includes a built-in VoIP phone system that can handle dispatcher-routed calls but does not provide AI-powered live answering.
Jobber’s AI Receptionist add-on ($99/mo) provides a partial solution but is not HVAC-specific and does not handle emergency service call triage at the same depth. ServiceTitan’s Phones Pro module provides call tracking and virtual answering, but at $300–$800/mo extra on top of the per-tech subscription cost.
FieldEdge has the deepest QuickBooks integration in the HVAC software category, including real-time two-way sync with QuickBooks Desktop — the accounting platform most established HVAC businesses use. Kickserv and Housecall Pro also support QuickBooks Desktop. Jobber supports both QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop, plus Xero — making it the best choice for multi-trade businesses with Xero accounting workflows.
QuoteIQ supports QuickBooks Online only — no Xero and no QuickBooks Desktop. If your HVAC business runs QuickBooks Online, QuoteIQ, Jobber, and Housecall Pro all integrate reliably. If QuickBooks Desktop is non-negotiable, FieldEdge or Kickserv are the strongest options, with Jobber as a capable alternative.
Switching from ServiceTitan requires five steps: (1) export all customer records, equipment history, and job history before canceling
— BBB reports document instances of restricted data access post-cancellation; (2) run the new platform in parallel for 30 days on new jobs before migrating active service agreements; (3) migrate your flat-rate pricebook and rebuild maintenance agreement templates in the new platform; (4) train technicians on the mobile app with 5–10 practice jobs before go-live; and (5) configure after-hours call handling (QuoteIQ Virtual Call Team or equivalent) before canceling ServiceTitan’s Phones Pro module.
The most common mistake is canceling ServiceTitan before after-hours coverage is operational on the new platform — leaving a gap during the transition that costs more in missed emergency calls than the monthly subscription savings.
QuoteIQ includes Stripe BNPL (Affirm, Klarna, and Afterpay) on every plan — from the $29.99/mo Essentials tier up — with no per-plan gating. This covers AC replacements, heat pump installs, and high-ticket equipment jobs over $50, with a verified +21% conversion lift on jobs priced over $250. Housecall Pro offers Wisetack BNPL, but only on the MAX plan ($299–$329/mo) — solo operators and small shops on Basic or Essentials don’t have access.
Jobber’s Wisetack integration is also an add-on. ServiceTitan does not include consumer financing natively — financing is typically arranged through third-party lenders at the operations level. For HVAC contractors who regularly quote $3,000–$12,000 system replacements, built-in BNPL financing is a close-rate lever, not a nice-to-have.
QuoteIQ handles HVAC maintenance agreements through Invoice Subscriptions — automating seasonal plan billing (spring AC tune-up, fall furnace inspection) with recurring invoicing and renewal reminders. FieldEdge includes the deepest purpose-built HVAC maintenance agreement module with multi-year contract tracking, equipment-level agreement assignment, and profitability reporting per agreement. ServiceTitan’s maintenance plan features are robust but gated behind higher-tier subscription costs.
Jobber and Housecall Pro support recurring scheduling, but both require workarounds for the automated agreement renewal and tracking that HVAC maintenance programs require. For HVAC businesses where maintenance agreements represent 30–50% of annual revenue, the software’s ability to automate renewal billing and track agreement profitability is a primary selection criterion.
Service Business Academy publishes buyer’s guides for home service and trade contractor owner-operators — the 1–50 employee businesses where software selection has the highest ROI impact relative to operation size. Every pricing figure in this guide was verified against vendor pricing pages, G2 and Capterra review pools, and IBISWorld industry data in June–July 2026.
We state our recommendation and its basis; we do not claim neutral scoring produced the winner. HVAC industry statistics are sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS, IBISWorld, and ACCA. Our verification methodology and editorial standards are documented at servicebusinessacademy.org/about/.
ServiceTitan built the most feature-complete field service platform in HVAC — and priced it for the top 5% of HVAC operations in the country. For the remaining 95%: 1–15 technicians, residential and light-commercial work, $250K–$3M in annual revenue — the platform’s per-tech billing, five-figure implementation fees, and 12–36 month contract requirements create a cost-to-value mismatch that competing platforms have built a category around solving.
QuoteIQ is SBA’s top pick for HVAC contractors at this scale. The Virtual Call Team converts emergency calls at more than double the voicemail rate. Options Estimates push close rates 20–25 points higher on system replacement proposals. Stripe BNPL adds a verified +21% conversion lift on high-ticket installs. All three are included on every plan from $29.99/month, with a 14-day free trial and no implementation fee — start at myquoteiq.com or see current pricing at myquoteiq.com/pricing.
If Xero or QuickBooks Desktop is a hard requirement, Jobber is the strongest alternative. If HVAC-specific pricebook depth and QuickBooks Desktop sync matter more than cost, FieldEdge serves that segment well. For commercial-only HVAC above $5M, BuildOps is purpose-built for that scope.