The best CRM software for trades
Keep every customer, job history and follow-up in one place. Here are the 9 tools we cover in this category, with what owners report and what they really cost.
A growing mid-tier field-service platform pitched as a step up from starter apps without enterprise cost.
About $99/mo for 1-3 users, up to ~$399/mo at 10+ users
Field-service management for home-service trades, strong on dispatching, service agreements, and customer marketing.
$59/mo (Basic, billed annually)
A CRM with a free tier that lets a trade owner keep every lead, call, and email in one place, then add paid marketing and sales tools like email campaigns and forms as the business grows.
Free CRM at $0 for 2 users; paid Starter is about $20/seat/mo
Simple, well-liked field-service software for solo operators and small crews.
$29/mo (Core, 1 user, billed annually)
Budget-friendly field-service software aimed at small shops, priced for a crew of five rather than per user.
Start $60/mo for 5 users (about $48/mo billed annually)
A QuickBooks-native CRM that trades use for customer management alongside a scheduling tool.
CRM Quick Start $35/user/mo ($27 annual); Pro $59 ($45); Enterprise $97 ($73)
A simple sales-pipeline CRM that lets a trade owner track every quote and lead through visible stages so nothing slips between the estimate and the booked job.
$14/user/mo on Lite paid yearly, or $24 paid month to month
The enterprise all-in-one platform for larger, scaling home-service companies.
Quote only, no public price. Owners report about $235 to $350 per tech per month.
A flexible, low-cost CRM that lets a trade owner track leads, quotes, and customer follow-ups in one place, automate reminders, and grow into more features without switching tools.
Free for 3 users, then $14/user/mo Standard billed annually, about $20 monthly