Workiz is built around the phone, but you have to call sales to see the price. These Workiz alternatives publish theirs.
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| Platform | 5 techs | AI call answering | Prices published? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workiz | About $200 to $325 base (third-party estimate) | Genius Answering, not published | No |
| Jobber | $299 (Grow) | $29 + $0.79 a conversation past 30 | Yes |
| Housecall Pro | $189 (Essentials) | CSR AI, not published | Plans yes, add-ons no |
| Linq | $179 (Growth) | Included | Yes |
| ServiceTitan | Quote, per tech | Add-on | No |
Business phone, SMS, call recording and the 24/7 AI receptionist on Growth, with dispatch, quotes and invoicing. Built with Safe & Secure Locksmith, a Metro Vancouver locksmith network. See Linq vs Workiz.
Easy to learn with a big app ecosystem. Texting and job costing start on Grow. See Jobber pricing.
Routes, GPS and QuickBooks sync on Essentials at $189. See Housecall Pro reviews.
Deep, expensive and slow to implement. See ServiceTitan competitors.
Quote-based pricing, aimed at HVAC and electrical contractors with longer jobs.
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Every call, text or web form lands on the board with a name, a number and a job type. Drag it onto a tech and the customer gets the ETA.
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If you like Workiz but not the Genius price, a standalone AI answering service can sit in front of your line: Goodcall from $79 for 100 callers, Rosie from $49 for 250 minutes, Quo Sona from $25 for 40 calls. They take details rather than booking into Workiz. See the full list in AI receptionist alternatives.
Shops that run on Workiz's phone system and lead integrations (Angi, Thumbtack, Yelp), and are happy with the quote, have little reason to move. The reason to look is price visibility: if you cannot say what next year costs, compare it with a plan whose price is on the page.
Not a sandbox with fake customers in it. Put a real week through the board, answer real calls with it, and see what the Friday number looks like. Fourteen days, no card, cancel any day.
For phone-first trades that want published pricing and AI answering included, Linq. For ease of use, Jobber. For more office features, Housecall Pro.
Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, FieldPulse, Service Fusion and Linq.
Workiz does not publish prices. Third-party reports put the base plan at about $200 to $325 a month before add-ons. See Workiz pricing.
Standalone AI answering starts at $25 to $79 a month, and Linq includes its AI receptionist on Growth plans.
Prices from Workiz, getjobber.com/pricing, Housecall Pro, Goodcall, Rosie and Quo as of November 2026, in USD. Workiz base-plan figures are third-party estimates.
Business phone, AI receptionist, dispatch and invoicing, one flat bill. Start free.
