One company. One record.
Core · Monthly
Company
$99
each month
People
$0
every hire
Operating location
1
included
Unlimited people at one operating location. That is the company price.
For shop owners
The first call should become the whole record.
$99 for one company and one operating location. Unlimited people. Customer, property, field work, and payment stay connected without turning the next hire into another seat.
What stays together
One service record. The whole crew.
$186
Paid before it becomes a follow-up
The job at Oak is done. The money should not be out. Collect before they leave, with the payment on the same record.
$0
The next hire is already included
Maya is a tech, not another monthly line item. One price holds as the crew gets bigger.
$99
The company price
One legal company. One operating location. Unlimited people. A second branch is priced separately.
The trades
Different trade. Same record.
The board changes with every call. The working record should not: who is rolling, what happened at the property, and whether Oak got paid.
Plumbing
A leak hits. Three people type. Nobody knows who is rolling. That is the shop we built this for.
HVAC
No-cool at 4 p.m. in July. The board shows the closest truck. The homeowner is not waiting on a group text.
Electrical
A panel, a permit, a truck that has the right parts. Status is a word. The street is the job.
A Tuesday
What changes after the first call.
6:40
The leak hits the board. The customer and 114 Oak are the job, not another group text.
7:42
Maya is rolling. Truck 12. The office sees it. The job travels with her.
9:05
$186.00 clears on the drive. Field work and payment close on the same job.
Friday
The work, payment, and property history are ready for the next visit. Export if the accountant asks.
They sell seats
Tap a crew. Watch their bill move.
Jobber is cheaper for one name. Four trucks on a suite already run more than Core. Ours stays $99.
Tuesday
Four trucks + office
Same board. Different headcount.
BILL
- Thorbis CoreUnlimited people. One company.$99
- Jobber Core + seatsPublished. $29 a seat.$165
- Housecall Pro EssentialsPublished. User cap.$189
- SuccesswareShops report from. Per user.$400+
- ServiceTitan4 techs. Reported floor. Not the office.$980+
Same $99 at 1, 5, or 10 people. Extra locations are extra. Cancel anytime.
Month-to-month prices as of August 2026, read from each company's own pricing page. Annual prepay is cheaper on both (Jobber Core from $29 and Housecall Pro Basic from $59), so compare the basis, not just the number. ServiceTitan and Successware publish no price; those ranges are what shops report. $99 per company is our published price. Unlimited people.
The board vs theirs →Leaving the old system
Two ways in. Both end in a dry run.
Connect the API and we pull it, or hand us the export and the extractor reads it: sheets, and the document dump they gave you on the way out. Either way you see the load before anything is live.
We pull it
Give us the API
If they give us one, we pull it. Not two-way live sync. A load, then a delta before the morning.
The extractor reads it
Or hand us the export
The full sheet. Customers, jobs, invoices, the book. We map the columns. You do not rebuild Tuesday in a template we invented. PDFs, job packets, the dump they handed you. We read what we can. What we cannot take stays a limit you can see.
ServiceTitan
API first. CSV if they will not give us one.
Comes acrossCustomers, locations, jobs, appointments, estimates, invoices, payments, equipment, techs.
Does notCustom modules stay a limitation. Not two-way live sync. The full Pricebook needs a file if the API does not give it.
Jobber
CSV or API
Comes acrossCustomers, properties, jobs, invoices, payments.
Does notRequests and quotes map. We do not invent approved.
Housecall Pro
CSV or API
Comes acrossCustomers, jobs, invoices, payments.
Does notSeat history does not come. Maya is a tech here.
Successware
Export or documents
Comes acrossCustomers, work orders, the book.
Does notIt still talks like an office. We load Tuesday.
A spreadsheet
CSV or Excel
Comes acrossCustomers, properties, open jobs. You map the columns.
Does notIf the sheet is the shop, that is enough to start.
Standard migration is in Core: you do not buy a project to leave. Nothing goes live until you have seen the dry run. See the dry run.
What owners ask
Before you put Tuesday on it.
Keep the suite running until you pick the morning. Before you start, email sales. Once you are live, support starts with the job.
Join the waitlistWaitlist open. One email when your invite is ready, nothing else.
Coming from a suite? We’ll extract Tuesday.
Keep it running. We extract CSV, documents, or the API. You look at the dry-run. Dual-run until you pick the morning. How the load works.
Start
Put Tuesday on one record.
$99 / company. Unlimited people. One service record from customer and property through payment. Dual-run until you pick the morning.
Waitlist open. One email when your invite is ready, nothing else.
Coming from a suite? We’ll extract Tuesday.
Rather talk first? Email the team.