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ServiceTitan plans, as published.
ServiceTitan does not publish a rate. That is not a reason to guess; it is a reason to know exactly which questions produce a number.
Expect a per-technician subscription plus a one-time implementation fee, quoted together. The subscription is rarely the larger number in year one.
The full analysis: ServiceTitan pricing: there is no number, so here are the eight questions that produce one — every headcount costed, with the arithmetic shown.
Plans as published
| Plan | Price | Basis | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Quoted | Per technician, per month | The vendor does not publish a rate. Contracts commonly run 12–36 months. |
| Implementation | Quoted | One-time | Configuration, data migration and training. Budget for it as a separate line. |
Who it fits
Shops above roughly eight trucks with a dedicated office manager and a budget for onboarding.
What the pricing page doesn't say
The subscription is the smaller number. Ask for the all-in first-year figure — subscription plus implementation plus any per-module fees — in writing before signing.
Contract and trial terms
| Contract | Annual, multi-year common |
|---|---|
| Trial | None |
| Users | Priced per technician |
| Prices published | No — quote only |
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ServiceTitan pricing: there is no number, so here are the eight questions that produce one
ServiceTitan doesn't publish a rate. What it quotes is a per-technician subscription plus a one-time implementation fee, and the implementation is where first-year budgets break. Here is how to normalise a quote before you sign.
Source: www.servicetitan.com/pricing, read 24 Oct 2026. Vendors change pricing without notice; this page is re-checked monthly. The link to the vendor may be an affiliate link — see the disclosure.