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Simple Field Service Software Pricing

Start free for two people and stay there as long as you like. Add anyone else for$25 a month each — no minimum, no tier above you, every one of the 42 features switched on from the first day. Affordable field service software with three prices on one page and no quote to request.

Budding

Freeforever

For a two-person operation. Not a trial, and no credit card.

  • 2 seats — 1 admin and 1 technician
  • 50 jobs per month
  • Unlimited customers
  • 100 inventory items, 1 location
  • 21 core features
Choose Free

Or compare the free plan against the other free options.

Pro

Most teams
$25/seat/month

No seat minimum. One seat is $25 a month.

  • No seat minimum — start with one
  • 14-day trial, no credit card
  • All 42 features, no tiers
  • No cap on jobs, items or locations
  • Priority support and setup assistance
Start the 14-day Pro trial

Cancel any time. Billed monthly, no annual commitment.

Lifetime

$499one time

5 seats, permanently. Founding-member pricing.

  • 5 lifetime seats, no monthly fee
  • Additional seats $25/seat/month
  • All 42 features, no tiers
  • Future features included
  • 25 GB storage
Buy lifetime

Read the full lifetime deal terms first.

Choose the Plan That Matches Your Team Today

Your field service management software cost with Opsler is decided by one number: how many people need a login. Everything else about the three plans is a consequence of that. Pick your headcount and the answer is arithmetic.

How many people need a login?

At 3 people

Pro$75 a month

3 seats at $25 each. No bundle to buy into and no empty seats to pay for. Start with the 14-day trial before you subscribe.

Budding is for

an owner and one technician, under 50 jobs a month, running one van out of one stock location.

Upgrade when you pass 50 jobs a month, hire a third person, need a second inventory location, or want warranties, recurring visits or route optimization.

Pro is for

everyone else, from a solo operator who has outgrown the job cap to a ten-van shop. $25 per seat, no bundle.

Start with the 14-day trial. It needs no card and gives full access, so you can run real jobs through it before you decide.

Lifetime is for

a settled team of about five who already know Opsler fits, and would rather pay $499 once than $125 a month.

Buy it after the trial, not before. Seats beyond five are still $25 per seat per month.

Budding: Free for a Two-Person Team

Budding is free field service software in the plain sense of the phrase: free forever, not free for a fortnight, and no card is taken to start. It is capped rather than crippled — the whole loop from a booking to a paid invoice is there, and the caps are printed below rather than discovered.

Every Budding limit, in full

Seats
2 — one admin and one technician
Jobs
50 per month
Customers
Unlimited
Inventory items
100
Inventory locations
1
Features
21 core features
Price
$0, forever
Credit card
Not required, ever

Two seats means two logins, and the composition is fixed: one admin and one technician, not two of either. Fifty jobs is a monthly count that resets with the month, not a lifetime allowance. Unlimited customers means customer records, and only customer records — it is the one thing on the free plan with no ceiling, and it does not extend to jobs, parts or locations.

Pro: $25 Per Seat Per Month

Pro is the version of affordable field service software that does not make you buy people you do not employ. There is no seat minimum: one seat is $25 a month, three seats are $75, and the price moves one person at a time in both directions.

No seat minimum

Start with one admin seat at $25 a month. There is no five-user bundle and no block you have to fill before the price makes sense.

14-day trial, no credit card

Full Pro access for 14 days without entering card details. Nothing is charged when it ends — you either subscribe or move to Budding. One trial per account.

All 42 features, no tiers

Everything Opsler does is on Pro. There is no higher tier holding back reporting, warranties or route optimization, and no add-on to buy later.

Photos that do not bloat

Photos are compressed on upload, so a full before-and-after set for a job is a few hundred kilobytes rather than several megabytes.

Priority support

The same queue with a stated target of 12 hours rather than one business day. It applies once a subscription is active, so it is not part of the trial.

Setup assistance

Send us your existing data — a competitor's export or your own spreadsheets — and our team imports your customers, team, inventory and price book for you.

Pro also lifts the Budding caps entirely: jobs, inventory items and inventory locations become uncapped, and two roles that Budding cannot use at all — the office staff role for dispatchers and managers, and bulk team import from a spreadsheet — become available.

Lifetime: $499 for Five Seats

Pay once, then never again for those five people. $499 is the field service software one time payment that covers 5 seats permanently — genuine field service software no monthly fee, for as long as you run the business. Five seats is a full crew for most shops: an owner, an office manager and three technicians, all in, forever. Hire a sixth and only that person costs $25 a month. The five underneath them stay free.

Lifetime deal terms

One-time price
$499
Seats covered permanently
5
Monthly fee on those seats
None
Additional seats
$25 per seat per month
Features
All 42, no tiers
Future features
Included
Storage
25 GB per account
Availability
While founding-member pricing lasts

Two terms are still being written: refunds on a one-time purchase, and whether the licence transfers if you sell the business. Ask and you will get the answer in writing before you pay. Everything else is settled — all 42 features, every feature we ship from here, and the price locked at today's figure while founding-member pricing lasts. Create an account, then take the lifetime deal from Settings, Subscription.

What Opsler Costs at 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 Seats

The formula is short enough to check in your head: your field service management software cost on Pro is $25 multiplied by the number of paid seats. Budding is $0 for two. The lifetime deal replaces the monthly charge on five seats with one payment. Every figure below is that arithmetic and nothing else — no setup fee, no onboarding fee, no per-job charge.

Opsler monthly cost at 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 seats
SeatsPlanWhat you payNotes
1Budding$0One admin, no technician. 50 jobs a month.
2Budding$01 admin plus 1 technician. 50 jobs a month.
1Pro$25A solo operator on Pro. There is no minimum.
2Pro$50Past 50 jobs a month, or you need warranties.
3Pro$751 admin plus 2 technicians.
5Pro$1251 admin plus 4 technicians.
10Pro$2501 admin plus 9 technicians.
5Lifetime$499 onceNo monthly charge for those five seats.
6Lifetime$499 once, then $25/moFive lifetime seats plus one extra at $25 a month.

Where the lifetime deal crosses over

Five seats on Pro is $125 a month, so $499 is roughly 4 months of the same thing. That is division on two published prices, not a saving we are claiming — whether it is a good decision depends on how long you stay and whether Opsler suits your business at all, and the second one matters far more.

Five seats on Pro against the one-time lifetime price
AfterPro, 5 seatsLifetimeDifference
3 months$375$499Pro is $124 lower
4 months$500$499Lifetime is $1 lower
6 months$750$499Lifetime is $251 lower
12 months$1,500$499Lifetime is $1,001 lower
24 months$3,000$499Lifetime is $2,501 lower
36 months$4,500$499Lifetime is $4,001 lower

Pre-tax, at five seats, with no extra seats added. Six or more people changes the table, because seats beyond five are $25 per seat per month whichever way you buy.

Feature Comparison

Field service software pricing usually hides the real question, which is not what a tier costs but what you have to upgrade to get. Opsler has two tiers and one of them is free, so the honest version of that answer fits on one screen.

Two counts get used for the same product and they measure different things. The plan card inside Opsler groups the free tier into 21 core features. The table below breaks the whole product into the 42 individually named features the site publishes, which is a finer unit. Counted that way, 9 are Pro and 2 are capped rather than absent on Budding.

Customers, leads and booking

  • Customer records with service and billing addresses
    Both
  • Customer bulk import from an Excel template
    Both
  • Lead records and conversion to a job
    Both
  • Online booking requests from your site
    Both
  • Branded business website with a QR code
    Both

Scheduling, dispatch and recurring work

  • Drag-and-drop dispatch board
    Both
  • Scheduling conflict detection
    Both
  • Work order management with per-job checklists
    Both
  • Job automation — status emails and invoice generation
    Both
  • Route optimization
    Pro
  • Recurring job series
    Pro

Field work and offline

  • Field Agent day view with one action per job
    Both
  • Job completion and invoices finished with no signal
    Both
  • Sync for Offline — jobs, catalogs, van stock, history
    Both
  • Before-and-after photo capture
    Both
  • Live job tracking with an ETA for the customer
    Pro
  • Work and pause intervals per job
    Pro

Estimates, invoices and payments

  • Single-price estimates from your price book
    Both
  • Good, Better and Best estimates
    Both
  • Estimate approval with a one-time code and signature
    Both
  • Estimate to job or invoice conversion
    Both
  • Invoicing with an optional office approval queue
    Both
  • Payment recording, deposits and balance reminders
    Both
  • Price book seeded by your trade preset
    Both
  • QuickBooks-formatted and Xero-formatted CSV exportThe generic invoice and payment CSV is on both plans; only the QuickBooks and Xero formats are Pro.
    Pro

Inventory, warranty and job cost

  • Parts catalog with SKU, barcode, cost and price100 items on Budding.
    Capped free
  • Stock by location — warehouse, truck and van1 location on Budding.
    Capped free
  • Stock transfers and adjustments
    Both
  • Low-stock alerts at two severity levels
    Both
  • Job-linked parts usage off the technician's van
    Both
  • Stock update history and audit log
    Pro
  • Warranty on jobs, claims and expiry status
    Pro

Customer portal and communication

  • Token-link customer portal — no account, no password
    Both
  • Portal chat on the open job
    Both
  • Office-to-technician internal messaging
    Both
  • Customer email notifications on every status change
    Both
  • Review requests after a completed job
    Both
  • Six-category feedback survey on 1 to 3 star ratings
    Both

Reporting

  • Revenue dashboard with CSV and XLSX export
    Both
  • Per-job profitability against labour and materials
    Both
  • Technician efficiency and revenue per hour
    Pro
  • Billable hours analytics for payroll
    Pro

Both — on the free plan and Pro. Capped free — present on Budding but limited by the numbers shown. Pro — not on the free plan. There is no third tier above Pro, so nothing on this page is being held back for an enterprise plan.

Each feature has its own page: all 42 Opsler features, with the offline technician app and work order management the two most people check first.

Storage, Jobs, Inventory and Other Limits

Software pricing limits are only useful when the units are defined, because “50 jobs” and “2 seats” both mean whatever the vendor decides they mean. Here is what each one counts in Opsler.

A seat

One active person in your account, plus any invitation you have sent that has not yet expired. Sending an invite consumes the seat before it is accepted, which is deliberate — otherwise a full team could be invited into a plan that cannot hold it. Deactivating someone frees the seat.

A job

One work order record. The Budding cap is 50 per calendar month and the count resets with the month. There is no overage charge, because there is no per-job billing anywhere in Opsler — the route past 50 is Pro or the lifetime deal.

An inventory item

One part in your catalog, counted once regardless of how many units of it you hold or how many locations it sits in. Budding allows 100. Pro does not cap it.

An inventory location

One named place stock lives, of three types: warehouse, truck and van. Budding allows one location of any type. Pro allows as many of each as you need.

Storage

The Lifetime plan includes 25 GB per account, covering job photos, uploaded files and generated invoice PDFs — stated up front because a lifetime plan is a one-off decision. Budding and Pro have no published storage limit. Photos are compressed before upload rather than stored at full camera resolution, and nothing in Opsler bills for storage on any plan.

Cooldowns

Removing and re-adding people has a waiting period, so a two-seat plan cannot be rotated through a ten-person crew. On Budding a deactivated member can be reactivated after 7 days and a removed technician replaced after 48 hours. On Pro and the lifetime deal both are 24 hours.

If a limit here is going to be a problem at your size, say so before you commit rather than after — talk to us and we will tell you straight whether Opsler fits.

Support and Done-for-You Setup

Field service software support is where a cheap subscription usually turns expensive, so here is exactly what is included and exactly where it stops. No part of this is unlimited consulting, and none of it comes with a promised outcome.

Standard support

Every plan, including free

Submit a ticket from inside the app under Billing, Technical, Account, Feature Request, Data Migration or Other, with up to five attachments. The stated target is one business day.

Priority support

Active paid accounts

The same queue with a 12-hour target instead of one business day. It is available once your subscription is active, which means it is not part of the trial.

Setup assistance

Active paid accounts

Send us the data you already have and we import it for you. Free and trial accounts use the Excel templates and import it themselves.

What setup assistance actually covers

You upload your files — a competitor's export, your own spreadsheets, a PDF, even screenshots — and tick which of four data sets you want brought across. Our team does the migration. That is the scope: it is a data import service, not open-ended consulting, and there is no promise attached about what your business does afterwards.

  • Customers
  • Team members
  • Inventory — locations and parts
  • Price book

Alongside it, a four-step banner walks a new admin through set up your business, add your team, add a customer and schedule a job, and every screen in Opsler — office and Field Agent alike — carries a help icon that opens guidance for that screen in video or written form.

No Forced Payment Processor

Field service payments in Opsler are recorded, not processed. Opsler charges a 0% platform fee because your money never passes through it — it is not a payment processor and there is nothing for it to take a percentage of. That is a statement about Opsler's fee, not about your payment provider's.

Step 1

Opsler sends the invoice

The technician or the office issues it, and it goes to the customer by email with your payment details or your own payment link on it.

Step 2

The customer pays you directly

Cash, check, a Venmo, CashApp or Zelle QR code, or your own Stripe, Square or PayPal link. The money goes from them to your account.

Step 3

Opsler records it

The payment is marked against the invoice, deposits and part payments included, and the balance updates. Opsler never held the funds.

Admin-locked QR codes

Your Venmo, CashApp and Zelle handles are set once by an admin and locked. A technician can display the code full screen on the invoice and collect, but cannot change where the money goes.

Your processor, your rate

Paste your own payment link onto the job and it travels out with the invoice email. You keep the rate you negotiated, and you can change provider next year without changing field service software.

Opsler adds nothing on top and does not decide who you use. Whatever your own provider charges under your agreement stays between you and them — and because you chose them, you can renegotiate it or leave without changing field service software. How payments work in Opsler.

How Opsler Compares on Cost

Almost everyone here sells blocks of users, so your bill jumps in steps you do not control — and the jump usually lands on the hire you were already nervous about making. Opsler sells single seats. Affordable field service software should mean the fifth person costs the same as the fourth, and here it does: $25, every time, with nothing gated above you. Run the totals at your own headcount and the gap is widest exactly where most shops sit.

Published monthly pricing for four field service platforms, checked 6 August 2026
PlatformPublished priceHow users are countedFree trial
OpslerFree, or $25 per seat per monthPer seat, no minimum. 2 free seats on Budding.14 days, no card
Jobber$49 a month solo; $199 to $499 once you have 2-5 peopleSet by the team-size band you pick before the plans render, not by the tier.14 days on Grow, no card
Housecall Pro$79 to $349 a month solo; $299 to $649 once you switch to the Teams viewOne per plan in the Individual view; 5 or 8 in the Teams view. No extra-seat price published.14 days, no card
Kickserv$60, $119 and $199 a month5, 10 and 20 users included by tier.30 days
FieldPulseNot published — quote onlyTwo seat types: full-access and field-only.Not published

What each pricing model does to your bill when you hire

Opsler

Every number published, nothing gated, and a bill that moves one seat at a time.

Your first hire re-prices everything: the $49 solo plan is withdrawn at two people and the cheapest option becomes $199.

Housecall Pro

Pricing detail

The same plan names cost wildly different amounts depending on a switch above them. Five people is $299.

Kickserv

Blocks of 5, 10 and 20. A two-person shop pays for five seats and uses two.

FieldPulse

Pricing detail

No price without a sales call, and seats are committed upfront for the contract term.

Every figure here is the monthly, no-commitment rate read from that vendor's own pricing page on 6 August 2026, before tax and payment processing. Monthly is the only like-for-like column, because that is how Opsler bills. Two of these pages are matrices rather than price lists — Jobber asks your team size and Housecall Pro asks Teams or Individual, and both re-price every plan from that answer — so a figure quoted anywhere without the control state attached is not one you can budget from. Jobber, Housecall Pro and Kickserv publish prices; FieldPulse publishes none and quotes per business. Feature sets differ substantially, so a lower monthly figure is not the same product for less money, and no savings figure is claimed here. Vendors change pricing without notice — confirm at source. Published by Opsler, which competes with all four.

Billing and Plan FAQs

The questions that decide a purchase: what the trial does, when you are billed, how your field service management software cost changes when the team does, and what happens to your data if you leave.

Yes. Pro has no minimum seat requirement, so one admin seat is $25 a month and that is the whole bill. You are not buying a five-user bundle and leaving four seats empty. If 50 jobs a month and 100 inventory items are enough for you, the free Budding plan costs nothing at all — the seat table above sets both out side by side.

On Pro it is $25 multiplied by the number of paid seats, and nothing else. A seat is an active person in your account or an invitation you have sent that has not expired, so an invite you have issued counts before it is accepted. Budding costs nothing for two seats. The lifetime deal is $499 once for five seats, with any sixth or later seat at $25 per seat per month.

You choose: subscribe to Pro, or move to the free Budding plan. Nothing is charged automatically because no card was taken to start the trial. If you go to Budding, Opsler asks which single non-admin team member to keep, because Budding is two seats — one admin and one technician. Recurring job series are cancelled and inventory locations and parts above the Budding caps are deactivated rather than deleted. Each account gets one trial.

Pro is billed monthly from the day you subscribe, and the next billing date is shown in Settings then Subscription inside the app. There is no annual plan and no annual commitment, so there is no long contract to be trapped in and no discount for signing one. The billing date is set by your start date and is not something you can pick.

No. $25 per seat per month is the price before tax. Checkout is handled by our payment provider, which adds whatever sales tax or VAT applies where your business is registered, so the total on your receipt can be higher than $25 times your seat count. The seat arithmetic on this page is all pre-tax.

Cancel from Settings then Subscription. Access continues to the end of the period you have already paid for, and you get an email confirming that end date with a link to resubscribe. Nothing in Opsler deletes your records when a subscription ends, and you can resubscribe from the same screen. Export what you need before the period closes anyway — that is sensible with any vendor, including us.

Yes, and it is the better option if you still want the system. Budding is one admin and one technician, so Opsler asks you to pick the one non-admin member to keep and deactivates the others. Recurring series stop, and inventory locations and parts beyond one location and 100 items are deactivated rather than deleted, so upgrading again restores them. Customers, jobs, invoices and history are untouched.

Yes, screen by screen rather than as one archive. Customers, the parts catalog, stock levels and stock movement history each export to CSV from their own list. Revenue and billable hours export to CSV or XLSX. Invoices and payments export as a generic CSV on any plan, and in QuickBooks or Xero format on Pro. There is no single download-everything button.

$25 per seat per month for each seat beyond the five. That is the qualification that matters when the deal is described as having no monthly fee: the five lifetime seats genuinely have none, and a sixth person genuinely does. A seven-person business on the lifetime deal pays $499 once and $50 a month after that.

Yes. Features added to Opsler after you buy are included, and there are no feature tiers to be excluded from — the lifetime deal is the whole product, not a limited edition of it. What is not covered is anything a third party charges you for directly, such as your own payment processor's rates. Those are your contracts and stay your cost.

Email, plus the no-login portal link — that is how every customer notification, portal link and estimate approval code reaches your customer today. Text messaging is planned as a bring-your-own-provider option rather than something you can switch on now, so if texting is the feature that decides your purchase, that is worth knowing before you sign up rather than after. Customers can also chat with your team directly on the job through the portal, with no phone number exchanged in either direction.

The Lifetime plan includes 25 GB per account — worth stating plainly, because a lifetime plan is a one-off decision and you should know the number before you commit. Photos are compressed before upload, so a full before-and-after set for a job runs to a few hundred kilobytes rather than several megabytes, and 25 GB covers a great many jobs for a small shop. On Budding and Pro we have not set a published storage limit, and nothing in Opsler bills you for storage on any plan. If you expect to store an unusual volume, ask us before you commit rather than after.

Pick a Plan and Start Today

Free forever for two seats, $25 a seat on Pro with no minimum, or $499 once for five lifetime seats. No card to start, no contract to sign.

Free forever on the Budding plan. No credit card required.

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