
FIELDBOSS
From $90/user/month + $50K implementation
FIELDBOSS is a specialized field service management platform for elevator, escalator, HVAC, fire protection, and specialty mechanical contractors that need deep
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FieldVibe is a freemium field-service app for solo pros and small crews, covering scheduling, invoicing, online payments, reminders, and reviews.
FieldVibe is a lightweight field-service app for solo operators and small home-service crews. Its public workflow runs from a business website and work requests through quotes, scheduling, reminders, invoicing, getting paid, and customer reviews. The product is aimed at the people who do the work and manage the business at the same time — HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, cleaners, lawn care pros, handymen, and pest control operators — rather than enterprise dispatch organizations.
The biggest commercial hook is the pricing model. The Solo plan is free for one user. Solo Pro costs $20/month for one user and adds invoices, payment collection, quotes, and automated reminders. Crews costs $50/month with unlimited users and staff members. Automated reminders are capped at 400 per month in the US and Canada or 150 globally on Solo Pro, and 1,000 in the US and Canada or 400 globally on Crews. FieldVibe says yearly billing is 25% off, prices are in USD, and the final price varies by region.
The pricing page is unusually direct and separates the free scheduling tier from paid invoicing and payment features:
The homepage and about page reinforce that the free plan is built for one-person businesses and the product is designed for small service businesses. In practice, that places FieldVibe at the low-friction end of the FSM market, with invoicing and online payments reserved for the paid tier.
FieldVibe’s public marketing centers on a handful of practical workflow features:
The site also says you can get started in minutes without onboarding calls, which is a good signal that the product is optimized for speed rather than configuration depth.
FieldVibe is explicitly positioned for:
That is a solid fit for the small-business home-service segment. It is not trying to be an all-purpose enterprise field platform.
The reviewed public marketing pages do not document a broad third-party integration marketplace or public API, so integrations remains empty. FieldVibe’s privacy policy names Stripe Connect as the payment processor for invoicing and payment services, but that is an implementation detail rather than a customer-facing integration claim.
September 14, 2026 targeted re-review: FieldVibe’s first-party pages now document invoicing from completed jobs or approved quotes, online payment collection, and plan-specific reminder limits. The existing 7.9 score is retained because this pass did not independently re-run the complete weighted scorecard across usability, feature depth, pricing, integrations, and support.
Pricing and feature data current as of September 14, 2026. Verify with vendor.