HVAC work runs on maintenance agreements, emergency calls, and flat-rate pricing. The right FSM platform handles all three natively; the wrong one makes you bolt them on. Here is how the main options stack up for HVAC specifically.
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Our pick
Recurring service plans on the Max tier, flat-rate pricing on Essentials, and published pricing make it the practical pick for most residential HVAC shops.
All-in-one home service platform with strong review management and consumer financing built in.
8.8
our score
From $59/mo
14 days free trial
Best for: Growing residential teams
The enterprise-grade platform for residential and commercial trades, deep reporting, call booking, and price-book tooling at an enterprise price.
8.2
our score
Custom pricing
Best for: 10+ tech operations
Long-running FSM with tight QuickBooks integration, popular with established HVAC and plumbing shops.
7.4
our score
Custom pricing
Best for: Established HVAC/plumbing shops
The default pick for small field-service teams that want clean scheduling, quoting, and invoicing without a sales call.
9.1
our score
From $29/mo
14 days free trial
Best for: 1-10 person crews
For 1-5 techs, Housecall Pro or Jobber. For agreement-heavy commercial work or 10+ techs, ServiceTitan or FieldEdge are built for it, at a much higher price.
Yes, but tier matters. Housecall Pro puts recurring service plans on Max ($299/mo annual). ServiceTitan and FieldEdge treat memberships as core. On Jobber, recurring jobs cover the scheduling side but agreement billing is thinner.