HVAC software

Best HVAC contractor software in 2026

HVAC software is a crowded category — ServiceTitan dominates the enterprise end; Housecall Pro and Jobber compete for the small/mid market; FieldEdge sits in between. Vexor entered the space focused on the gap: residential and light-commercial HVAC contractors running crews of 5-25 who don't want to pay $30k/yr for enterprise software OR $30/user/mo on per-seat pricing. This list ranks five HVAC contractor software platforms by the scenario each is genuinely best at. We don't pick a single winner — we pick the right tool for each shape of operation.

TL;DR — pick by scenario

ServiceTitan for 50+ person enterprise commercial HVAC fleets. FieldEdge for 15-50 person dispatch-heavy residential. Housecall Pro for 1-3 person solo / small operations. Jobber for solo techs with light commercial mix. Vexor for crews of 5-25 on flat pricing who want JSA + crew scheduling included.

How we ranked these

Pricing is from each platform's public pricing page (as of 2026-05). Where pricing is custom-quoted (ServiceTitan), we use the publicly-disclosed estimate range. Feature comparisons are based on each platform's marketing site, G2/Capterra reviews, and confirmed customer-migration patterns. We disclose: Vexor is one of the contenders. We picked Vexor's row honestly — there are scenarios above and below it where another tool wins.

#1

ServiceTitan

Best for: 50+ person enterprise commercial HVAC operations

Pricing: ~$300-$400/user/month + ~$5k implementation (custom-quoted)

Strengths

  • The deepest pricebook + commission-tracking system in the category.
  • Built-in call center / ACD integration for dispatch-heavy operations.
  • Robust marketing automation and lead-source tracking.

Honest weaknesses

  • Implementation is multi-week and requires a dedicated project manager.
  • Pricing tier and minimum seat commitment makes it unaffordable for small operations.
  • UI complexity becomes friction for residential crews who only use 10-15% of the feature surface.

Pick this if

Commercial HVAC fleets with 50+ technicians, dedicated dispatch teams, and complex commission structures.

Skip if

You're running a residential operation under 25 people. You'll pay for 5x more software than you'll ever use.

Vexor vs ServiceTitanServiceTitan pricing page ↗

#2

FieldEdge

Best for: 15-50 person residential HVAC with heavy service-dispatch volume

Pricing: Custom-quoted, typically $100-$200/user/month

Strengths

  • Strong QuickBooks Desktop integration (rare in the modern space).
  • Mature dispatch workflow built around the service-call lifecycle.
  • Solid pricebook management for flat-rate residential service.

Honest weaknesses

  • UI is dated compared to newer platforms — feels like late-2010s software.
  • Mobile app gets mixed reviews from technicians.
  • Per-user pricing scales painfully past 25 technicians.

Pick this if

Residential HVAC operations heavily focused on flat-rate service calls (vs install or commercial) running QuickBooks Desktop.

Skip if

You're modern-cloud-first or you're doing more install work than service.

FieldEdge pricing page ↗

#3

Housecall Pro

Best for: 1-5 person solo or small residential HVAC operations

Pricing: $59/mo base (1 user) → $149/mo (5 users) → $279/mo (10 users) + $30/extra user

Strengths

  • Polished mobile app and customer-facing experience.
  • Strong online booking + automated customer review collection.
  • Onboarding is the smoothest in the category for solo operators.

Honest weaknesses

  • Per-user pricing past included seats compounds quickly past 5 technicians.
  • Crew-scheduling for multi-tech installs feels grafted on (it's a service-tech app at heart).
  • No built-in JSA workflow.

Pick this if

Solo HVAC technicians or 2-5 person residential service operations focused on customer experience.

Skip if

You have a crew of 5+ doing install work or need formal JSA.

Vexor vs Housecall ProHousecall Pro pricing page ↗

#4

Jobber

Best for: Solo HVAC techs doing a mix of residential service + light commercial

Pricing: $39/mo (Core, 1 user) → $169/mo (Connect, 5 users) → $349/mo (Grow, 15 users) → $599/mo (Plus, 30 users)

Strengths

  • Best-in-class quote-to-invoice workflow polish.
  • Active community + responsive support team.
  • Cleanest UI in the category for general field-service workflow.

Honest weaknesses

  • Tiered pricing escalates sharply as crew grows.
  • No built-in JSA workflow or formal daily-log structure.
  • Photo management is functional but isolated from job context.

Pick this if

Solo HVAC techs or 2-3 person ops who want a polished service workflow + invoicing.

Skip if

You're growing past 5 users or need JSA/daily logs.

Vexor vs JobberJobber pricing page ↗

#5

Our product

Vexor

Best for: HVAC crews of 5-25 on flat per-workspace pricing who want JSA + daily logs included

Pricing: $99/mo (Field) → $199/mo (Operations) — flat per workspace, field crew unlimited

Strengths

  • Flat per-workspace pricing means adding crew doesn't add cost.
  • JSA workflow + daily logs + photo management + GPS time clock + invoicing all in one workspace.
  • Free read-only portals for subcontractors and GCs included on every plan.

Honest weaknesses

  • No built-in call-center / ACD functionality — pair with a separate tool if you have a dedicated call center.
  • Pricebook is simpler than ServiceTitan's (no commission-aware tiered pricing).
  • Newer entrant; community is smaller than Jobber's.

Pick this if

HVAC operations running crews of 5-25 doing residential or light-commercial install + service work.

Skip if

You're 50+ person commercial commercial fleet (ServiceTitan) or a solo tech (Housecall Pro is more polished for that scenario).

Vexor pricing page ↗

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Frequently asked

What's the best HVAC software for small businesses?

For 1-3 person solo operations, Housecall Pro's polish and customer-experience features are hard to beat. For 5-25 person residential operations on flat pricing, Vexor. For 50+ person commercial, ServiceTitan. The "best" depends on your shape — there isn't one universal winner.

What does ServiceTitan actually cost?

ServiceTitan doesn't publish prices. The publicly-disclosed range is $300-$400/user/month with $5k+ implementation. A 10-user operation typically lands $36k-$48k/year. Verify with their sales team for your specific situation.

Is there free HVAC software?

Not really, in the contractor-software space. Free tools (Google Sheets, paper invoices) become real bottlenecks past 1-2 jobs/week. Most platforms offer a 7-30 day free trial — start there. Vexor's trial is 30 days, no credit card.

What about FieldPulse, Workiz, or ServSuite?

All credible options in the mid-market. We picked the 5 above as the most-asked-about in active migrations, but FieldPulse (newer entrant, simpler UI), Workiz (good for HVAC + cleaning combined), and ServSuite (legacy commercial) are worth evaluating depending on your specific needs.

Does Vexor support HVAC dispatch?

Yes — schedule, assign, GPS clock-in, on-site mapping, real-time status. Covers the dispatch workflow for residential and light-commercial HVAC. Not built for 50+ person commercial dispatch with dedicated ACD operations.

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