Salesforce Field Service
by Salesforce Field ServiceSalesforce Field Service is aimed at field teams handling repairs, inspections and on-site services.
Field service management software helps organize technician work, customer jobs, routes and payments. It can also support recurring work, offline access and customer portals.
Use this list to compare free plans and trials, mobile and web access, invoicing, route optimization, recurring jobs, offline mode and technician limits. The list is refreshed nightly, so its order can change.
Salesforce Field Service is aimed at field teams handling repairs, inspections and on-site services.
ServiceM8 is for contractors who need to manage jobs, invoices and payments, including recurring work.
AndroidiPhone & iPadMacIt suits service businesses that need to coordinate installation, maintenance, or repair work across field teams.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3Jobber runs on web, iOS and Android, with an API and a 14-day trial.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Zuper may suit field service teams in HVAC, plumbing, solar, roofing, and landscaping that need tools for coordinating jobs and payments.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Joblogic is aimed at sole traders, reactive-maintenance teams, contract-maintenance businesses, and multi-site or multi-trade operations.
ServiceWorks is field service software for web, iOS and Android, with a portal for customers.
ReachOut Suite suits field-service businesses such as HVAC, installation, landscaping, appliance repair, and contracting teams that need to coordinate office workflows…
IFS Cloud Field Service Management suits businesses that manufacture, service, or manage complex assets.
Praxedo runs on Android, iOS and web, from $39 per user monthly.
Spoors suits organizations managing field operations across mobile and web devices, especially those needing offline work, workflow tools, or reporting.
ServiceMax is aimed at asset-intensive organizations with field technicians and complex equipment or service contracts.
Tradify runs on web, iOS, Android, macOS and Windows, with an API.
It is aimed at trade businesses such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire protection, and security contractors.
Fergus may suit trades and service businesses managing quotes, jobs, schedules, and invoices.
It suits field service organizations coordinating employed staff, contractors, or a mix of both.
ServiceTrade suits commercial service contractors, including teams in fire protection, mechanical service, HVAC, electrical, refrigeration, and kitchen exhaust cleaning.
Commusoft runs on Android, iOS and web with offline mode, invoicing and payments.
Smart Service runs on web, iOS, Android and Windows, with an API.
It is presented for service-driven businesses, distributors, construction companies, and manufacturers.
Look for a free plan or a free trial before committing to a paid service. The list records both options and the paid-from details when provided.
Check whether the pricing model is freemium or paid so the starting path matches your budget.
Confirm that the software supports the platforms your dispatchers and technicians use. The comparison covers web, Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and API access.
An API option matters when the field service tool must connect with other software.
Review invoicing and payments, route optimization and recurring jobs together. These fields show whether a tool fits the way work is assigned, completed and billed.
Check offline mode if technicians may work without a reliable connection.
A customer portal can give customers a direct place to follow service work. Check whether that matches the communication flow you need.
Compare technician limits before choosing a plan. A limit can affect how you add field staff later.