A full field-service-management suite for home-services businesses — scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, payments, and customer management in one platform.
These two are not really competitors. Housecall Pro runs the work after a job is booked — scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, payments — and it does that well. What it will not tell you is which ad, listing or yard sign made the phone ring, and it does not record or summarise the call itself. Most shops keep Housecall Pro and put FieldLine in front of it, because the two answer different questions and neither one covers the other's.
| Criterion | FieldLine | Housecall Pro |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Call tracking and lead capture for the trades | Field-service management suite |
| Built for | Owner-operated shops, 2–15 techs | Shops running their whole back office |
| Entry price | $35/mo, public | ~$59/mo |
| Call attribution by channel | Included | Not the focus |
| Recording and transcripts | Every tier | No |
| Automatic lead cards | AI-extracted | No |
| Dynamic number insertion | No | No |
| Scheduling, dispatch, invoicing | No | Full suite |
| Setup | Self-serve, ~2 minutes | Guided onboarding |
Pricing reflects published entry tiers before metered overages. See all five tools side by side.
Tiered plans run from roughly $59/mo (Basic) to about $149/mo (Essentials) and $299/mo (MAX) on annual billing, with additional users and some advanced features priced on top; call attribution isn't a core part of the plans.
Nothing to rip out. Keep Housecall Pro for scheduling and invoicing — FieldLine's tracking numbers forward to the phones you already use, adding attribution and lead capture in front of your FSM with no porting to start.
No, and it isn't trying to. Housecall Pro handles scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, and payments; FieldLine handles the phone side — attribution, recorded and summarized calls, and automatic lead cards. Most shops run FieldLine in front of their FSM to close the call-tracking gap Housecall Pro leaves open, and keep Housecall Pro for everything after the job is booked.
Yes — that's the intended setup. FieldLine sits in front of your phones and captures which marketing rang and what was said, while Housecall Pro runs scheduling and billing. Direct CRM/FSM integrations are on the roadmap for H2 2026; until then the two run side by side without any porting or disruption to your existing lines.
No app, no CRM to learn. Founding members lock $28/mo forever.