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ServiceTitan is built for large contractors. For a small Canadian trades business, here’s how Jobber, Housecall Pro, LMN and a custom CRM compare.
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A note first: we build custom CRMs, so we have a stake in one of the options below. We’ve kept to what each company publishes, and to when each one is the better choice.
ServiceTitan is a big, capable system made for larger home-service contractors, especially in HVAC, plumbing and electrical. It doesn’t publish its prices: its pricing page lists three plans, priced per technician, with a “Request pricing” button. For a crew of three to ten people, many owners want something they can price up front and set up without a long rollout.
| Tool | Best for | Published price (checked October 29, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Jobber | Small to mid-size crews of most kinds that want to start quickly | From $29 to $49 USD a month for one user; $229 to $299 USD a month for five users on Grow |
| Housecall Pro | Home-service businesses that want scheduling, dispatch and payments in one app | From $59 to $79 USD a month for one user; $149 to $189 USD a month for five users on Essentials |
| LMN | Landscapers who estimate and track every job against a budget | $297 USD a month (Starter) or $648 USD a month (Professional), after a one-time onboarding fee that isn’t published |
| A custom CRM | Businesses whose process doesn’t fit an off-the-shelf tool | A Starter CRM from $4,000 CAD, then $199 a month with no per-user fees |
| ServiceTitan | Larger contractors with many technicians and an office team | Not published; priced per technician on request |
Where two prices are shown, the lower one is billed annually and the higher one billed monthly.
A good default for small crews. Quotes, scheduling, invoices and payments, and quick to set up. It works for landscaping, cleaning, painting, renovation and most work that runs as visits and jobs.
Close to Jobber in what it covers, with a strong focus on dispatch and payments. Worth comparing side by side with Jobber on a free trial; the better one is usually the one your crew finds easier on their phones.
Made only for landscaping. If your estimates are built from labour hours, equipment and materials, and you want every job measured against its budget, LMN is built around exactly that.
Worth it when your process is your edge and standard tools keep forcing workarounds, when you run more than one kind of work and want one system for all of it, or when you pay for several tools that don’t talk to each other. It costs more up front. If your process is standard, start with one of the tools above.
If you have many technicians, a dispatch office, a call centre and membership plans to manage, ServiceTitan is built for that, and the setup effort can be worth it. It’s the smaller businesses that usually find it more than they need.
Not sure which fits? The free diagnostic is where we start. We built the CRM and operations system a Niagara landscaping company runs on, and we’ll tell you plainly if an off-the-shelf tool is the better choice.
Checked on October 29, 2026. Prices are as each company publishes them, in US dollars.
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