ServiceTrade Review: What It Does and What It Costs
A commercial-service platform for mechanical and fire contractors that prices primarily by technician count.
What does ServiceTrade do?
ServiceTrade is built for HVAC and Electrical work, and its sweet spot by company size is Growing Teams and Enterprise.
ServiceTrade does not publish its prices — expect a sales conversation before you see a number.
How much does ServiceTrade cost?
ServiceTrade does not publish prices. We confirmed this against their pricing page rather than assuming it — the tiers below exist, but every one of them routes to a sales conversation.
- Select — Office users are unlimited; price is driven mainly by technician count. Includes the Android and iOS technician app, dispatch board, deficiency capture and online quotes.
- Premium — Adds AI-powered features, a customer service portal, project management and budgets, and subcontract work management.
- Enterprise — Adds inventory management, multi-brand and multi-region operations, and recurring-contract pricing, proposals and invoicing.
Billing model: quoted by sales.
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Where it fits
Trades served
Company size
Integrations
- None listed
Notable features
Our read
Strengths
- Commercial assets, deficiencies, contracts, and multi-region operations receive more attention than in residential-first tools.
- Unlimited office users reduce the penalty for dispatch, sales, and administrative headcount.
Limitations
- ServiceTrade’s pricing page publishes no dollar figures (every suite is "Request pricing"), so buyers cannot estimate total cost without talking to sales.
- The commercial depth is unnecessary for a solo operator or a small residential shop.
- ServiceTrade’s QuickBooks integration page does not say which QuickBooks edition it supports; confirm Online or Desktop with sales.
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Capabilities last reviewed 2026-09-24.