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The best electrical contractor software in 2026

Electricians juggle quick service calls and permitted projects like panel upgrades, EV charger circuits, and service changes. We compared the top electrical contractor platforms on quoting, field work, and price.

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  1. 1. RevCore Pro

    Our pick

    Best for residential electricians who sell upgrades on site

    Saved line items and assemblies, tiered upgrade options, timestamped panel photos, scheduling around inspections, and field payments in one login, with texting on every plan. The presentation and Good/Better/Best start on Pro.

    $249 to $899/mo flat, seats includedStart for free

  2. 2. ServiceTitan

    Best for large electrical service companies

    Pricebook, dispatch, memberships, payroll, and inventory for established multi-truck operations. Quote only and priced per technician, with key capabilities sold as Pro products.

    What it does well

    • Very broad feature set covering call booking, dispatch, pricebook, memberships, payroll, inventory and job costing
    • Good/Better/Best proposals presented on a tablet, with financing partners built into the flow
    • Built for large, multi-truck operations with dedicated office staff

    Watch for

    • No published prices; every package is quote only
    • Per-technician pricing means cost rises with every tech you add
    • Key capabilities are sold as separate Pro products

    Pricing: Sales-quoted, per technician, three packages plus optional Pro products. ServiceTitan pricing, plan by plan

    Quote required, per technicianRevCore Pro vs ServiceTitan

  3. 3. FieldEdge

    Best for electrical service shops on QuickBooks

    Built for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service, with automatic QuickBooks sync and Good-Better-Best quotes from Premier up. Quote after a demo, no free trial, and texting on Elite.

    What it does well

    • Focused on HVAC, plumbing and electrical service work
    • Service agreements on every plan, with advanced agreements from Premier up
    • Good-Better-Best multi-option quotes from Premier up

    Watch for

    • No published prices and no free trial
    • Two-way texting, Proposal Pro and the consumer portal sit on the top Elite plan
    • Mobile app licenses are capped per plan

    Pricing: Sales-quoted, three plans with add-ons, priced after a demo. FieldEdge pricing, plan by plan

    Quote requiredRevCore Pro vs FieldEdge

  4. 4. Housecall Pro

    Best for service-call heavy electrical teams

    Online booking, reviews, two-way texting, and consumer financing on every plan. The sales proposal tool is on MAX, which adds $35/mo per user past 8.

    What it does well

    • Two-way texting on all plans
    • Consumer financing through Wisetack on every plan, something RevCore does not offer yet
    • Strong customer-facing tools: online booking, a customer portal, and review management

    Watch for

    • The sales proposal tool, service plans, Zapier, and open API are included only on MAX
    • MAX is sold through a demo rather than self-serve checkout
    • $35/mo per user past the 8 included on MAX

    Pricing: Three tiered plans billed monthly or annually, with users included per plan and paid add-ons. Housecall Pro pricing, plan by plan

    From $59/mo (Basic, 1 user, billed annually)RevCore Pro vs Housecall Pro

  5. 5. Jobber

    Best for solo electricians and small crews

    A low entry price with a clean mobile app, online booking, and QuickBooks and Xero sync. Two-way texting and job costing start on Grow.

    What it does well

    • Clean, mature iOS and Android apps with a Spanish option for field staff
    • Client hub, online booking, and request forms on every plan, including the $29/mo annual Core plan
    • Low entry price for a solo operator

    Watch for

    • Two-way texting, optional quote line items, and job costing start on Grow, not the lower plans
    • No native interactive in-home sales presentation
    • Pipeline, Marketing Suite, and Receptionist are paid add-ons unless you are on Plus

    Pricing: Tiered monthly plans priced by team size band, with add-ons and $29/mo per extra user. Jobber pricing, plan by plan

    From $49/mo (Core, 1 user)RevCore Pro vs Jobber

  6. 6. Service Fusion

    Best for electrical crews that want unlimited users

    Unlimited users on one published company price with no contract, and Good/Better/Best estimates on every plan. No in-home presentation, and several features are add-ons.

    What it does well

    • Unlimited users on every plan, so cost does not grow with headcount
    • Published prices and no contract required
    • Good/Better/Best estimate options on every plan

    Watch for

    • No built-in in-home sales presentation
    • Integrated voice and text starts on Plus; the customer web portal starts on Pro or as an add-on
    • GPS fleet tracking and several other features are add-ons with unpublished prices

    Pricing: Flat company price per month, unlimited users, three plans plus add-ons. Service Fusion pricing, plan by plan

    From $245/mo (Starter, unlimited users)RevCore Pro vs Service Fusion

  7. 7. ServiceM8

    Best for low-volume electricians on iPhone

    Very low entry price, unlimited users on paid plans, and two-way SMS on every plan. The full app is iOS only and plans cap jobs per month.

    What it does well

    • Very low entry price, including a free plan for solo operators
    • Unlimited users on paid plans, with no per-user fees
    • Two-way SMS and quote options on every plan

    Watch for

    • Full-featured field app is iOS only; Android gets the lighter ServiceM8 Lite
    • Monthly job caps, with 20¢ per job over the top plan's allowance
    • Proposals and forms start on Growing; job costing starts on Premium

    Pricing: Priced by new jobs per month, with unlimited users on paid plans. ServiceM8 pricing, plan by plan

    From $0/mo (Free, 1 user)RevCore Pro vs ServiceM8

Side by side

Starting price, pricing model, and trial for every pick, from each vendor's own pages.

The best electrical contractor software in 2026: picks compared side by side
ToolStarts atPricing modelFree trialExtra users
RevCore Pro$249/moFlat plans, 3 to 15 seats included14 days, no card$49/mo per seat
ServiceTitanQuote requiredSales-quoted, per technician, three packages plus optional Pro productsNot offered on the pricing page; pricing is by requestPer technician, amount set in your quote
FieldEdgeQuote requiredSales-quoted, three plans with add-ons, priced after a demoNo. FieldEdge states it does not offer a free trial.Not published
Housecall Pro$59/moThree tiered plans billed monthly or annually, with users included per plan and paid add-ons14 days with full access to MAX features, no credit card required$35/mo per additional user on MAX; extra-user pricing for Basic and Essentials is not published on the pricing page
Jobber$49/moTiered monthly plans priced by team size band, with add-ons and $29/mo per extra user14 days on the Grow plan, no credit card required$29/mo per additional user on every plan
Service Fusion$245/moFlat company price per month, unlimited users, three plans plus add-onsNot listed; Service Fusion offers a free demoNone; every plan includes unlimited users
ServiceM8$0/moPriced by new jobs per month, with unlimited users on paid plans14 days, full access, no credit card requiredNone on paid plans; the Free plan is limited to 1 user

How we ranked this list

We weighted on-site quoting with saved assemblies, photo documentation for inspections, scheduling, field payments, included two-way texting, and total cost for a small to mid-size electrical crew. Competitor facts and prices come from each vendor's public pricing and product pages, checked in September 2026 (JobNimbus: its June 2026 pages, the latest we could verify). Where a vendor does not publish a price we say Quote required rather than repeat third-party estimates. RevCore Pro is our own product, so we say plainly where another tool is the better fit. RevCore tracks permits and inspections on the job but does not file permits.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best software for electrical contractors?

For residential electricians who sell panel upgrades, EV chargers, and generators on site, RevCore Pro is our pick because quoting, photos, scheduling, and payment live in one flat-priced login. ServiceTitan fits large multi-truck service companies, and FieldEdge fits service shops that want QuickBooks sync and guided onboarding.

What is the best electrical software for small businesses?

Solo electricians often start on Jobber (from $49/mo for 1 user) or ServiceM8 (a free plan for 1 user). Once you have a small crew selling bigger upgrades, RevCore Pro includes seats, texting, and field payments in one flat price, with the in-home presentation on the Pro plan.

How much does electrical contractor software cost?

Published starting prices: ServiceM8 from $0/mo, Jobber from $49/mo, Housecall Pro from $59/mo billed annually, Service Fusion from $245/mo with unlimited users, and RevCore Pro from $249/mo with 3 seats. ServiceTitan and FieldEdge require a quote.

Can electricians quote from the truck?

Yes. Every tool on this list supports mobile estimates. RevCore Pro lets the team quote from saved line items and assemblies and convert the approved estimate to a job, and ServiceTitan and FieldEdge offer pricebook-driven quoting for larger service operations.

Does electrical software handle permits and inspections?

RevCore Pro tracks permits and inspections on the job with photos and scheduling, but it does not file permits for you. See how RevCore fits electrical work at /trades/electrical.

Which electrical contractor software includes two-way texting?

RevCore Pro, Housecall Pro, and ServiceM8 include two-way texting on every plan. Jobber starts it on Grow, Service Fusion on Plus, and FieldEdge on its top Elite plan.

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