If you've tried to find ServiceTitan's pricing on their website, you already know the answer: you can't. There's no pricing page. You book a demo, sit through a sales call, and eventually get a number — and by then you've already spent hours of your week on it.
Here's what's publicly been reported by contractors and industry analysts who've gone through that process: ServiceTitan is priced per technician, typically starting around $245/tech/month on their entry tier and running $300–$500/tech/month on their more common plans. For a 10-technician shop, that's commonly landing between $45,000–$66,000 a year once add-ons like Marketing Pro or Phones Pro are included — and those add-ons alone can run another $500–$2,000+ a month combined.
Then there's the part nobody puts in a sales deck: implementation fees reported anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000+, a 12-month minimum contract with no month-to-month option, and early termination penalties some contractors have reported in the $15,000–$46,000 range.
None of that makes ServiceTitan a bad product — it's genuinely powerful, and it's built for larger operations that need that depth. But if you're a 5–15 truck electrical, HVAC, or plumbing business, you're often paying enterprise pricing and signing an enterprise contract for a fraction of the features you'll ever touch.
That's the gap Revvit is built for: the operational core — scheduling, dispatch, job tracking, invoicing, customer communication — without the enterprise price tag, the implementation slog, or the annual contract lock-in.
Pricing figures are drawn from independently published cost breakdowns, since ServiceTitan does not publish official pricing. Always confirm current numbers directly with the vendor before making a decision.