Built for solo traders and crews of about 1–5 people who need jobs, invoicing, and Google review requests without enterprise complexity.
Most small home-service businesses do not need an enterprise platform on day one. FieldRobin is built for solo operators and crews of about 1–5 people who need a shared place for customers, jobs, invoices, and review asks.
Keep jobs and customers in one place. Invoice from the completed job. Draft a Google review request while the work is still fresh. Native AI can help draft messages. You approve before anything sends.
Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan are excellent products with deep feature sets. Many growing shops thrive on them. FieldRobin is for small crews that want simpler software, lower published pricing, no lock-in posture, and AI inside the daily workflow—not a claim to out-feature enterprise FSM.
Free covers limited customers, jobs, and invoices with no card. Pro is $29 per month for unlimited volume for one owner, SMS allowances, review automation, and approval-first AI. Team is $79 per month for up to five people on a shared board. See live plan limits on the pricing page.
Start with crew size and budget. If you need advanced fleet routing, a deep pricebook, or a consumer booking portal, compare those needs against Jobber or Housecall Pro. If you need enterprise commercial depth, evaluate ServiceTitan. If you want a simple small-crew stack, try FieldRobin free first.
Yes. Free is meant to be usable within volume limits. Pro unlocks unlimited customers, jobs, and invoices for one owner plus automation and native AI.
Those platforms are strong and widely used. FieldRobin is usually a fit when you want simpler software, lower published cost for a small crew, native AI in the app, and an easy exit. See our vs pages for honest side-by-side detail.
When you have a larger technician count, complex commercial work, and you need enterprise FSM depth. ServiceTitan has stated it is not optimized for companies with three or fewer technicians.