FieldPulse pricing is not published. On 10 November 2026 the FieldPulse pricing page listed no plans and no dollar amounts, and our price field reads “Not published: quote only”. The page says pricing is seat based and custom quoted, so you only see a number after you ask for a quote. Add-ons such as Engage are priced on request too. That is why this page is short on FieldPulse figures and long on how to get a number you can trust: we only print prices we read on a vendor’s own page, and FieldPulse gives us none to read.
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Quote only
FieldPulse publishes no prices; you get a number from sales
Per seat
Priced by seat, no plan list on the page
Demo
No self-serve trial terms on the pricing page
Nov 10, 2026
Date we last read the pricing page
FieldPulse Pricing at a Glance
This is everything the FieldPulse pricing page states about price, read on 10 November 2026.
Read on FieldPulse's pricing page,
FieldPulse
Quote only
Price not published by the vendor
- FieldPulse does not publish prices. We print no number without a source, so this table shows no dollar amounts.
- The pricing page says FieldPulse is seat-based and gives a custom quote; it lists no plans, seat prices or trial terms. Add-ons such as Engage are priced on request.
- Ask sales for the price per seat, the contract length, setup or onboarding fees and payment processing rates, in writing.
In plain terms: no monthly price, no annual price, no per-user price, and no plan names we could confirm. If you search for a FieldPulse cost, you will find figures on review sites and in search summaries. Those figures disagree with each other, and none of them comes from FieldPulse itself, so we left them out. A price you cannot trace to the vendor is a guess, and a guess is a bad basis for a contract.
Why Vendors Hide Prices
Quote-only pricing is common in field service software, and it is not unique to FieldPulse. It lets the vendor price by seat count, contract length and add-ons, and it puts a sales call between you and the number. For you the trade is simple: you spend a call to learn the price, and you cannot compare it to a rival until you have it.
What the Quote Is Built From
FieldPulse’s pricing page says pricing is seat based, so the quote scales with the number of seats on your account. What else moves the number is not stated on the page we read, so treat the list below as questions to ask, not as facts about FieldPulse.
Seats
Ask how many seat types there are and whether an office user costs the same as a technician who only uses the mobile app. Ask what happens to the price when you add a seat in month seven. Jobber states one price for extra users and Housecall Pro states one on its Max plan, so you can hold FieldPulse to the same clarity.
Contract Term
Ask whether the quote assumes a one-year or longer term, what the month-to-month price would be, and whether the first payment is refundable. Jobber’s page says its initial annual payment is non-refundable. Make FieldPulse say it either way, in writing.
Add-Ons and Payments
Ask for every add-on as its own line with its own price: messaging, phone, tracking, price books, anything you might switch on later. Ask for the card and bank processing rates the same way. A quote that bundles these into one number hides the part you cannot change.
Free Trial
We could not confirm a free trial on the pricing page. Ask for one. If they offer a demo only, ask for sandbox access with your own jobs in it.
What to Budget Before You Get the Quote
You do not have to wait for the call to set a ceiling. Take the prices we did read and work out what a published tool would cost for your crew. That figure is your yardstick: if FieldPulse quotes well above it, the extra features have to earn the difference.
Real Cost at 1, 3 and 8 Techs
FieldPulse is not in the calculator below, because it has no published price to calculate with. The calculator runs Jobber and Housecall Pro so you can see the benchmark a FieldPulse quote has to beat.
Calculator
What it costs for your crew
Runs in your browser. Prices read on Nov 9, 2026.
Your monthly cost
Jobber by crew size, lowest-priced way to buy each plan
| Crew | Core | Connect | Grow | Plus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 user | $29$49 month to month | $99$139 month to month | $149$199 month to month | $399$499 month to month |
| 3 users | $87$107 month to month | $149$197 month to month | $207$257 month to month | $399$499 month to month |
| 8 users | $232$252 month to month | $229$286 month to month | $299$386 month to month | $449$586 month to month |
Bold: per month, billed yearly. Each cell takes the cheaper of the next user tier up or a smaller tier plus extra users, before add-ons and payment fees.
Here is the lowest-priced plan that fits each crew at both published vendors, billed yearly. Plans differ in what they include, so this compares price only.
| Crew | Jobber | Housecall Pro | FieldPulse |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 user | $29/mo (Core) | $59/mo (Basic) | Not published: quote only |
| 3 users | $87/mo (Core) | $149/mo (Essentials) | Not published: quote only |
| 8 users | $229/mo (Connect) | $299/mo (Max) | Not published: quote only |
For a wider look at what published prices look like at your crew size, use the software cost calculator.
Who FieldPulse Fits
We have not tested FieldPulse features for this page, so this is a read on pricing only, not on the product.
Good fit if
- You are happy to take a sales call and you will compare at least two written quotes before you sign.
- You run a larger crew where a custom, seat-based quote can come in below a published tier.
- You want a price that depends on your own seat count, not on a fixed tier.
Skip it if
- You need to see a price today, on the page, before you spend any time on a call.
- You work alone or with one or two helpers: published plans are easier to budget.
- You want to compare tools line by line: a hidden price makes that impossible until you have the quote.
FieldPulse vs Jobber and Housecall Pro on Price
The difference is visibility. Jobber and Housecall Pro publish their plans, so you can compute a monthly cost today, and the Jobber pricing and Housecall Pro pricing pages show every tier. FieldPulse gives you a quote after a conversation. If price is your tiebreaker, get the FieldPulse number in writing and set it beside the table above. If you are weighing bigger enterprise tools too, see our ServiceTitan alternatives.
How We Worked Out These Numbers
The FieldPulse statement on this page comes from one place: FieldPulse’s public pricing page, read on 10 November 2026. The Jobber and Housecall Pro figures come from each vendor’s own pricing page, read on 9 November 2026. We do not use review sites, reseller quotes or search engine summaries as a source for a price. When a vendor hides a price, we say it is not published instead of repeating a number we cannot trace. We check again whenever a vendor changes its page and at least every three months.
Sources
Each one opened and checked on November 9, 2026.
Questions people ask
How much does FieldPulse cost per month?
FieldPulse does not publish a price: it is quote only. On the date we read it, the pricing page listed no plans and no dollar amounts, only a way to request a quote that depends on your team. Search summaries and review sites quote figures, but they contradict each other, so we do not print any. Ask FieldPulse for a written quote that names the seat count and the contract term.
Does FieldPulse have a free trial?
We could not confirm one. The FieldPulse pricing page we read on 10 November 2026 shows a quote request and no trial terms, so we will not claim a trial length or a no-card policy. Ask for a demo or a trial in writing before you sign, and check whether the trial runs on the same plan you would be quoted.
Is FieldPulse priced per user?
Yes, the model is seat based, and the cost depends on how many seats you need. The pricing page gives no per-seat figure, so the number only comes from the quote. Ask whether office and field users are priced differently, and what each extra seat costs mid-contract.