The best online booking software for trades
Let customers book themselves from your site or Google instead of calling. 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
A point-and-click site builder from the company most trades already bought their domain from, so the website, the domain and a matching email address all sit on one bill, with appointment booking on the middle plan and up.
Free plan (50 AI credits/mo), then Starter $9.99/mo, Professional $24.99, Ultimate $99.99 paid yearly
Field-service software popular with pest-control and lawn-care operators.
From about $49/mo (Basic), priced per route
Field-service management for home-service trades, strong on dispatching, service agreements, and customer marketing.
$59/mo (Basic, billed annually)
Simple, well-liked field-service software for solo operators and small crews.
$29/mo (Core, 1 user, billed annually)
Low-cost, iOS-first field-service app aimed at sole traders and very small crews.
From ~$29/mo (Starter, 50 jobs/mo); free plan up to 30 jobs
A hosted website builder with polished templates and built-in hosting, so a trade owner can get a professional-looking company site online without a developer, and take appointments through Acuity Scheduling, which Squarespace owns but bills as its own subscription.
Basic $19/mo paid yearly, $25 month to month; no free plan, only a trial
A drag-and-drop website builder with a built-in booking calendar, so a trade owner can get a simple site online without hiring a developer and let customers request or book a job straight from the page.
Free plan, then Light $17/mo, Core $29, Business $39, Elite $159 paid yearly
Field-service software with built-in phones, call tracking, and lead attribution. Popular with locksmith, garage-door, and appliance shops.
Paid tiers about $198 to $270/mo; the old free Lite plan is gone