What is the best plumbing software for a one-person operation?
For a solo plumber, the lower-priced options here are Business Genie (plans from $50 a month, free setup, online booking, and payments by Venmo, PayPal and Cash App as well as card) and Kickserv (its Start plan is $60 a month billed annually, $75 month to month). ServiceTitan is priced per technician for larger teams, and Workiz prices every plan on request.
How much does plumbing software cost per month?
Business Genie plans start at $50 a month. Jobber starts at $29 a month billed annually ($49 month to month), with online booking on Core. Housecall Pro starts at $59 billed annually ($79 month to month), with Essentials at $149 billed annually ($189 month to month). Kickserv starts at $60 billed annually ($75 month to month). ServiceTitan, FieldPulse and Workiz don’t publish prices; ServiceTitan is reported at $245–$500 per technician a month. What you pay depends on which features you need; online booking, payments and scheduling are the big three for most plumbers.
What features should plumbing software include?
At minimum: scheduling and dispatch, invoicing, payment processing, and a mobile app your techs use in the field. Most plumbing businesses also want online booking, route optimization to cut drive time, automated appointment reminders and QuickBooks integration. Useful extras: estimating tools, a customer portal, review management and two-way texting.
Can I switch plumbing software without losing my data?
Yes. Most platforms offer data migration or import tools, and Business Genie’s team does setup and data migration for free. Before you switch, export your customer list (names, addresses, emails, phone numbers) and job history, save your estimate and invoice templates, and keep your price list.
Is ServiceTitan worth it for a small plumbing business?
Usually not. ServiceTitan is built for larger plumbing companies with office staff, and prices per technician: reported at $245–$500 per technician a month, with a 12-month minimum contract. A small business would pay for enterprise features it doesn’t use.
Should I pick plumbing-specific software or general field service software?
Either can work. The core workflow is the same: schedule a job, dispatch a tech, do the work, invoice, collect payment. What matters more than the industry label is how well the software handles online booking, mobile invoicing, route optimization and payment collection.