Is Everybooking a ServiceTitan alternative?

Only for the estimating and inbound-response part. Everybooking has no dispatch board, no capacity planning, no memberships, no payroll, and no marketing attribution. If those are why you bought ServiceTitan, Everybooking is not a replacement. If you bought it mainly to build estimates and chase inbound leads, it is a much cheaper and faster tool for that specific job.

Can they run side by side?

Yes, and that's the setup we recommend for anyone happy with ServiceTitan. Everybooking answers the inbound request, prices it, gets it signed, and takes the deposit; the won job goes to ServiceTitan for scheduling and fulfillment. There is no native integration today, so the handoff is manual or via export.

What does ServiceTitan cost?

ServiceTitan quotes privately and the figure depends on seats, trades, and modules, so we won't publish a number we can't stand behind. What we can say is what we charge: published flat tiers, free to start with 10,000 one-time credits and no card, then $100/mo. Ask ServiceTitan for a written quote and compare it against what you actually use.

We're too small for ServiceTitan. What should we run?

If your problem is that inbound requests go unanswered and estimates take an evening to build, start with the estimating layer, that's this product, and add scheduling later. If your problem is coordinating crews across many short visits a day, look at the field-service tier below ServiceTitan first and treat estimating as the second purchase.

Does Everybooking handle good-better-best pricing?

Yes, as priced options on the same estimate, so the customer sees the spread and picks. What it does not do is drive that from a maintained pricebook with task-level costing the way ServiceTitan does. Your rules, rates, and markups drive it instead, encoded once and applied to every estimate.

Comparison

Everybooking vs. ServiceTitan

ServiceTitan is the heavyweight of home-services operations: dispatch at scale, a real pricebook, good-better-best presentation, memberships, reporting, payroll. Everybooking does none of that. What it does is answer the inbound request itself with a real itemized estimate in seconds, before anyone is dispatched. Two different layers, two very different price points. The honest split is below.

ServiceTitan Wins

What ServiceTitan does well.

Dispatch, capacity planning, and call-booking at a scale most tools break at — built for multi-truck, multi-trade operations.
A structured pricebook with good-better-best options a tech presents on a tablet at the kitchen table.
Memberships and service agreements, recurring revenue tracking, and the renewal machinery around them.
Marketing attribution, call recording, and reporting that ties ad spend to booked jobs, plus payroll and timesheets.

If you run multiple trucks per trade and your bottleneck is capacity and technician performance, ServiceTitan is the category answer and nothing here replaces it.

Where ServiceTitan Leaves a Gap

The 4 specific gaps.

01.The estimate is built at the house, not at the inquiry. ServiceTitan's estimate flow is excellent once a tech is on site with a tablet. The homeowner who emailed at 10pm asking what a system replacement runs is still waiting for a CSR to call back and book a visit — and calling three competitors while they wait.
02.The dispatch has to happen before there's a number. For high-ticket replacements that is often correct. For everything you'd happily ballpark from a description, sending a truck to produce a number you could have emailed in seconds is the most expensive way to quote.
03.Sales-gated pricing and a real implementation runway. Pricing is quoted, not published, and reported implementations run weeks with onboarding and pricebook build-out. That's defensible at enterprise scale; it's a hard sell for a shop doing $2M with two trucks.
04.Weight you may not need. Payroll, memberships, attribution, and capacity planning are real advantages when you have the headcount to use them. When you don't, they are modules you configure, pay for, and never open.

First, the honest question

Should you even switch?

If you are already on ServiceTitan and it fits, don't rip it out. Run Everybooking on the front door instead: it answers the inbound web, email, SMS, and phone request with a priced estimate, gets the e-signature and the deposit, and hands you a qualified job with a number already agreed. ServiceTitan then does what it's good at.

The switch conversation is different for the shop that bought ServiceTitan for its estimating and uses maybe a third of the platform. If your revenue is project work — remodels, installs, fabrication, multi-day jobs — priced from a description rather than diagnosed on site, you are paying enterprise ops pricing for a quoting tool, and the quoting is the part you can do better and cheaper elsewhere.

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