Electrical Contractor Software · Pricing
ServiceTitan Pricing 2026 (Electrical)
What does ServiceTitan actually cost per technician?
ServiceTitan uses custom, quote-based pricing rather than publishing standard rates. Here's what independent sources consistently report electrical contractors pay, contract terms worth watching, and when it's actually worth the cost.
Per technician
$200-500
per month, reported*
10-tech annual cost
$30K-$60K+
per year, reported*
Implementation
$5K-$50K+
reported range*
*Third-party/user-reported estimates, not official ServiceTitan pricing. ServiceTitan does not publish standard rates.
Pricing note: Custom, per-technician quote-based pricing. Independent sources consistently report $200-500/technician/month with a 12-month to 3-year minimum contract. See pricing sources below.
ServiceTitan pricing at a glance
| Pricing model | Custom, per-technician quote |
| Minimum contract | 12 months, often 2-3 years, reported |
| Free trial | No |
| Typical buyer | Electrical contractors above ~$2M revenue with dedicated dispatch/CSR teams |
*Estimates only. Contact ServiceTitan for a current quote.
ServiceTitan pricing: bottom line
Budget roughly $200-500 per technician per month - most sources cluster around $245-398 - meaning a 10-technician company typically pays $30,000-60,000+ per year once implementation is included. The contract terms matter as much as the price: multiple sources report 12-month minimums often pushed to 2-3 years, real difficulty exporting your own data if you leave, and early-termination penalties.
What can change the final price
What's included in ServiceTitan?
Exact tier boundaries and what's bundled versus add-on aren't consistently published - confirm at your quote.
What affects your ServiceTitan price?
Technician count
Every source checked confirms per-technician pricing as the core driver - reported rates run $200-250/tech/month for very small operations up to $250-500+/tech/month at larger scale.
Pro add-ons
Marketing Pro, Phones Pro, and Pricebook Pro are reported as separate add-on costs on top of the core per-technician subscription.
Contract length
Multiple sources report standard 12-month minimums with larger companies often pushed toward 2-3 year agreements, which affects total commitment more than the monthly rate alone.
Questions to ask ServiceTitan
Is ServiceTitan worth the price?
ReviewLake's editorial assessment, using our standard scoring methodology - see our methodology.
ServiceTitan
7.6/10 overall
ServiceTitan vs alternatives
Compared against other electrical contractor software already in our directory.
| Platform | Pricing model | Free trial | Best for | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
S | Custom quote ($200-500/tech/mo, reported) | No | Electrical contractors above roughly $2M in revenue with dedicated dispatch and customer service teams | 7.6/10 | Read review → |
S | Custom quote | No | Established electrical contractors handling both reactive service calls and planned project work, generally 15+ staff | 7.4/10 | Read review → |
F | Custom quote (~$100-125/seat/mo, reported) | No | Established multi-truck electrical contractors who rely heavily on QuickBooks and want built-in flat-rate pricebooks | 7.2/10 | Read review → |
H | Published tiers | No | Residential electrical contractors with 1-15 technicians wanting fast setup and transparent pricing | 7.9/10 | Read review → |
Best ServiceTitan alternatives
Simpro
You want established, planned-and-reactive-work depth without ServiceTitan's specific pricing and contract terms
Read review →Housecall Pro
You're a smaller residential-focused operation where ServiceTitan's scale is more than you need
Read review →Frequently asked questions
How much does ServiceTitan cost for an electrical business?
ServiceTitan doesn't publish pricing. Independent sources consistently report $200-500 per technician per month, with most estimates clustering around $245-398/technician/month. A 10-technician company typically pays $30,000-60,000+ per year including implementation.
Does ServiceTitan charge implementation fees?
Yes. Multiple independent sources report implementation fees ranging from $5,000 to $50,000+ depending on company size and setup complexity, with the process taking 2 to 12 months. Some contractors report paying their full subscription for months before implementation was complete.
What's the minimum contract length for ServiceTitan?
Multiple sources report a 12-month minimum, with larger companies often pushed into 2-3 year agreements. Early cancellation comes with penalties, and several sources note difficulty with the cancellation process even at the end of a term.
Can I export my data if I leave ServiceTitan?
Multiple contractors report this being genuinely difficult - some describe needing legal help just to retrieve their own records. Ask ServiceTitan in writing, before you sign, exactly how you can export all your data in a standard format if you leave.
Is ServiceTitan worth it for a small electrical contractor?
Multiple independent sources are consistent on this: ServiceTitan generally makes financial sense for contractors with 10+ technicians and $2M+ in revenue. Several sources specifically advise against it for contractors with fewer than 5-7 trucks, since the reported software-to-revenue ratio for smaller shops runs well above the recommended 2-4%.
What are the best ServiceTitan alternatives for electrical contractors?
Simpro if you want established, planned-and-reactive-work depth without ServiceTitan's specific pricing and contract terms. FieldEdge if QuickBooks integration and flat-rate pricebooks matter most. Housecall Pro or Tradify if you're a smaller residential-focused operation where ServiceTitan's scale is genuinely more than you need.
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Pricing source & methodology
Pricing can change. Verify your quote directly with ServiceTitan before making a purchase.