Field Service Dispatch Software
Field service dispatch that stops charging you per technician.
A dispatch board, an installable technician app, live tracking, and field billing that run inside the Seedly CRM you already own. Buy it once, add every tech.
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At a glance.
Seedly Dispatch is a field-service module that installs into a Seedly CRM you already run. It adds jobs and service locations, a drag-and-drop dispatch board across a day or a week, an installable technician app with offline support, GPS tracking and route history on a live map, job checklists, photos with markup, recurring visits, on-site estimates and in-person signing, and a public tracking page for the customer. Billing runs through the CRM's own estimates and invoices rather than a second ledger. It is a one-time purchase of source you own, so adding a technician costs nothing, which is the opposite of how ServiceTitan, Jobber and Housecall Pro price the same work.
BUILT IN
What you can do.
A dispatch board built for the way a day actually moves
Technician rows run across a day or a week, with everything unscheduled sitting in a drawer beside them. Drag work onto a row to schedule it, drag it again to move it. The drawer stays where you put it rather than snapping shut every time you place a job. Double-book someone and the board refuses first and offers to book anyway, so overbooking is a decision you make rather than one that happens to you. On the day view, Optimize puts a technician's stops into a sensible driving order and waits for you to apply it.
HOW IT WORKS
From setup to everyday work.
Add your jobs
Install Dispatch into your existing CRM, then create jobs with service locations, durations, and visits kept separate from billing contacts.
Plan the day
Drag unscheduled jobs onto technician rows, switch between daily and weekly views, and use the jobs list for longer-range planning.
Complete the work
Technicians submit field records and optional location updates, while estimates, signatures, deposits, and invoices remain connected to your existing CRM.
Field service software charges per technician, every month, forever. Hiring is what makes it expensive.
ServiceTitan, Jobber and Housecall Pro all price the same way: a monthly fee that scales with how many people you put in the field. Grow from four techs to eight and the software bill doubles for work it was already doing. The one number that should mean you are winning is the number that raises your costs.
Seedly Dispatch is a one-time purchase of source code you own, installed into a CRM you already bought outright. Adding the ninth technician costs nothing. Running it for a second client's shop costs nothing. There is no seat metering in the code to remove, because none was ever put there.
Look at what people actually say about the incumbents and the same three things come back. Implementation drags, sometimes for months and occasionally past a year, before anyone has dispatched a single job. The technician app is the office app shrunk, so the field spends its day in menus. And offline is the number one field complaint, because the work happens in basements, crawl spaces and places with one bar, which is exactly where a tool that needs a connection stops being a tool.
The other half is that dispatch stops being an island. Most shops run field software next to a CRM and spend their lives keeping the two in sync, or paying a connector to do it badly. Here the job, the contact, the estimate, the invoice and the automation are the same system, so a completed job can fire the review request and draft the invoice without a single integration in the middle.
And because it is your code, the parts that do not fit your trade are editable. A shop that needs a different finish rule, an extra field on a job, or a report nobody else wants can have it. That is the one thing a subscription can never offer, no matter how much you pay it.
What the other three charge you for.
| Seedly Dispatch | ServiceTitan | Jobber | Housecall Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay | One payment | Per technician, monthly | Per user, monthly | Per user, monthly |
| Adding your next technician | Costs nothing | Raises the bill | Raises the bill or the plan | Raises the bill |
| Unlimited technicians | Yes | No | No | No |
| Pricing published, not quote-only | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| No feature-gated upgrade tiers | Yes | No | No | No |
| Source code you own and can change | Yes | No | No | No |
| Runs inside your CRM, not beside it | Yes | No | No | No |
| Stops working if you stop paying | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Pricing models checked 2026-08-25 and they change often, so confirm on each vendor's own site before deciding. ServiceTitan publishes no prices at all and quotes per technician on request. Jobber's team plans are capped by user count. Housecall Pro prices per user and sells sales proposals, vehicle GPS and its price book as separate paid add-ons.
The comparison row uses Jobber's published Grow plan at $249 a month for ten users, because it is the only one of the three that publishes a flat team price. Per-user plans and per-technician quotes run higher at this crew size, and none of the three leave you owning anything at the end of the five years.
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