Sesklo vs ServiceTitan
Sesklo vs ServiceTitan
ServiceTitan is powerful software built for large field-service operations — and priced like it: $245–$500 per technician per month, quote-only, with five-figure setup fees and a year-long contract. For a solo operator or a small crew, that’s more tool and more cost than the job needs. Sesklo gives small shops the tools they actually use at a flat, published price — and brings the customers too.
| Sesklo | ServiceTitan | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Solo operators & small teams | Large / enterprise operations |
| Brings you customers | Yes — a built-in marketplace of homeowner projects | No — you bring your own leads |
| Pricing | Three flat plans, published on the site | Quote-only, per technician — you book a demo to get a number* |
| Starting price | $49.99/mo (Basic), flat | ~$245–$500 per technician / month* |
| Setup & contract | None — start on a free trial | $5,000–$50,000+ implementation, 12-month contract* |
| Quoting, scheduling & invoicing | Yes | Yes |
*ServiceTitan pricing from public 2026 breakdowns, as of July 2026: pricing is quote-only (not published) and charged per technician, commonly reported at ~$245–$500/tech/month across its tiers, with implementation fees reported from ~$5,000 for small businesses up to $50,000+ for enterprise, and a mandatory 12-month contract. Figures are third-party estimates — contact ServiceTitan for a current quote.
Which should you choose?
If you run a large operation with dozens of techs and an office team to match, ServiceTitan’s depth is real and may be worth its price. If you’re a solo operator or a small crew, you’d be paying enterprise rates — per tech, on a contract, after a five-figure setup — for far more than you need. Sesklo gives you quoting, scheduling, invoicing, job costing, and reporting at one flat price, no contract, and sends you the work. For small home-services businesses, that’s the right size.