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Best HVAC Software 2026: ServiceHub vs. The Giants

Should you go big with ServiceTitan, general with Jobber, or specialized with ServiceHub? Here's the honest breakdown.

8 min readUpdated Feb 5, 2026
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Choosing HVAC software is harder than fixing a compressor. You have the enterprise giants (expensive), the generic tools (good at everything, master of none), and the modern specialized tools.

We tested the top 3 contenders so you don't have to. Here is the no-fluff guide to choosing the right operating system for your HVAC business.


At a Glance

FeatureServiceTitanJobberServiceHub
Best ForEnterprises (20+ trucks)General ContractorsOwner-Operators (1-20 trucks)
Price$300+/mo (Contract)$69-$300/mo$49/mo (No Contract)
DispatchingManual / GPSManual / CalendarAI Smart Dispatch
BookingWidgetRequest FormReal-time Booking

ServiceTitan: The Enterprise Choice

Best for 20+ trucks.

ServiceTitan is the industry standard for massive companies. It has everything—inventory management, marketing pro, payroll. But it's heavy.

Pros

  • Powerful inventory management
  • Enterprise-grade reporting
  • Great for private equity rollups

Cons

  • Expensive ($300+/user)
  • Long implementation time
  • Overkill for small shops

Jobber: The Generalist Choice

Best for multi-service businesses.

Jobber is fantastic software. It looks good and works well. But it's built for everyone—dog walkers, landscapers, and HVAC. That means it lacks deep HVAC-specific automation.

Pros

  • Beautiful, easy-to-use Interface
  • Great customer portal
  • Solid integration ecosystem

Cons

  • Generic features (not HVAC specific)
  • Lacks advanced AI automation
  • Pricing scales up quickly

ServiceHub: The AI-First Choice

Best for growing HVAC shops.

We built ServiceHub specifically for the modern HVAC owner-operator. We stripped away the enterprise bloat and added the one thing needed to scale: Automation.

Pros

  • AI Front Desk (auto-replies 24/7)
  • Smart Dispatching
  • Affordable Flat Rate ($49/mo)

Cons

  • Less suitable for >50 truck fleets
  • No payroll (integrates w/ QuickBooks)

?Frequently Asked Questions

Is ServiceHub cheaper than ServiceTitan?
Yes. ServiceHub is $49/mo (flat rate) with no contract. ServiceTitan starts around $300+/user/month and typically requires an annual contract.
Does Jobber integrate with QuickBooks?
Yes, Jobber has a strong QuickBooks Online integration. ServiceHub also integrates with QuickBooks Online for seamless accounting.
Which software is best for a 1-person HVAC business?
**ServiceHub** is ideal for one-person shops because of the AI Front Desk, which answers calls while you are working. Jobber is also a good choice if you do general handyman work.

Which one is right for you?

If you want powerful automation without the enterprise price tag, give ServiceHub a spin.