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Autopilot vs FieldPulse

FieldPulse is a fast-growing platform aiming at shops that find ServiceTitan too heavy, sold per seat on quoted contracts. Autopilot is for the smaller crew below that: same daily tools, plus the phone and AI receptionist included, at a flat published price.

Trusted by 400+ businesses4.9 out of 5 stars on Google Play4.8 out of 5 stars on the App Store

The FieldPulse alternative built for small crews

The numbers that decide it, side by side.

Autopilot vs FieldPulse at a glance
Comparison pointAutopilotFieldPulse logoFieldPulse
Starting price$49/mo flatQuote-based; ~$65-115/user/mo reported
Team members included1, 5, or 10 by planPriced per seat (full vs field-only)
Free trial2 weeks, no card requiredNot advertised; demo first
Onboarding fee$0Not published
ContractMonth to month, cancel anytimeSeats purchased upfront for a contract term
AI receptionistFull Throttle, $149/moOperator AI add-on
Full business phone systemFull Throttle, $149/moEngage add-on (VoIP + texting)
SupportHuman support chat, no ticket queueCustomer success team

Last updated July 2026. FieldPulse details are based on publicly available information; verify with FieldPulse.

FieldPulse logo

Who is FieldPulse?

FieldPulse is a Dallas-based field service platform that has raised about $79 million, including a $50 million Series C in 2025 led by Fulcrum. It has earned a reputation as a ServiceTitan-lite: deep enough for a growing multi-crew shop, with customer management, scheduling, estimates, invoicing, workflow automation, and an open API on its Enterprise tier, without enterprise implementation pain.

Pricing is not published. You buy a set number of seats upfront for a contract term, with full-access seats and cheaper field-only seats, across Essentials, Professional, and Enterprise tiers. Third parties and user reports put it roughly between $65 and $115 per user per month depending on tier, with common totals around $99 a month for a very small team and $199 or more for a seven-to-ten person crew. The phone system (Engage), Operator AI call booking, fleet tracking, and the pricebook are paid add-ons.

For a ten-tech operation that wants configurability and a sales process, FieldPulse earns its spot on the shortlist. A two or three person crew is buying a sales cycle and a seat contract it does not need.

Who is Autopilot?

Autopilot is an all-in-one CRM built for home service businesses: junk removal, cleaning, landscaping, moving, and the rest of the trades that keep neighborhoods running. Plans start at $49 a month for scheduling, estimates, invoicing, payments, and online booking. Crew at $99 adds two-way texting and limited calling. Full Throttle at $149 adds the full phone system, AI receptionist, QuickBooks, GPS, and marketing tools. Plans include 1, 5, or 10 team members respectively.

It was built by a founder who ran his own junk removal company and got tired of paying for three tools that didn't talk to each other. Over 400 businesses run on it today, and it holds a 4.8 rating on the App Store and 4.9 on Google Play.

Against FieldPulse, Autopilot's case is simplicity: a published flat price you can start on today, with the phone, texting, and AI receptionist already inside instead of quoted as Engage and Operator add-ons.

Feature by feature

Not just checkmarks. Where a feature costs extra or sits on a higher plan, the table says so.

Phone & AI

Phone & AI: Autopilot vs FieldPulse
Comparison pointAutopilotFieldPulse logoFieldPulse
AI receptionist that answers and books callsFull Throttle ($149/mo)Add-on (Operator AI)
Built-in business phone (VoIP)Full Throttle ($149/mo)Add-on (Engage)
Call recording & transcriptsFull Throttle ($149/mo)With Engage add-on
AI call summariesFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Two-way business textingCrew and Full ThrottleWith Engage add-on

Scheduling & Jobs

Scheduling & Jobs: Autopilot vs FieldPulse
Comparison pointAutopilotFieldPulse logoFieldPulse
Drag-and-drop scheduling & dispatch
Online bookingCustomer portal
Estimates & quotes
Client & lead management
iOS & Android crew app4.8 App Store / 4.9 Google Play

Payments & Money

Payments & Money: Autopilot vs FieldPulse
Comparison pointAutopilotFieldPulse logoFieldPulse
Invoicing & payments
Tap to Pay on iPhoneNot advertised
QuickBooks syncFull Throttle ($149/mo)
Price bookAdd-on
Customer tippingNot advertised

Marketing & Growth

Marketing & Growth: Autopilot vs FieldPulse
Comparison pointAutopilotFieldPulse logoFieldPulse
Review funnelFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
SMS blast campaignsFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Email blast campaignsFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Automated marketing sequencesFull Throttle ($149/mo)Workflow automations included
Google Ads trackingFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised

Where FieldPulse goes deeper

FieldPulse strengths vs Autopilot
Comparison pointAutopilotFieldPulse logoFieldPulse
Project management for bigger jobsProfessional tier and up
Open APIEnterprise tier
Fleet / GPS trackingAdd-on

An honest comparison cuts both ways. If these are must-haves for your business today, FieldPulse earns the look.

What you actually pay

Autopilot

  • Starter$49/mo
  • Crew$99/mo
  • Full Throttle$149/mo

Clear plans for 1, 5, or 10 team members. No onboarding fee or annual contract. Free 2-week trial.

FieldPulse logo

FieldPulse

  • EssentialsQuote-based

    Core FSM features, per seat

  • ProfessionalQuote-based

    Adds project management

  • EnterpriseQuote-based

    Multi-location, open API

FieldPulse does not publish prices. Third parties report roughly $65 to $115 per user per month depending on tier, with seats bought upfront for a contract term. Engage (phone), Operator AI, fleet tracking, and the pricebook are add-ons.

Last updated July 2026. FieldPulse details are based on publicly available information; verify with FieldPulse.

The bottom line

Two different tools for two different businesses. Here is the honest split.

Choose FieldPulse if…

  • You run a growing multi-crew shop (roughly 10+ techs) that has outgrown small-business tools
  • You want project management and job costing alongside service work
  • You need an open API and are willing to buy the Enterprise tier for it
  • You prefer a guided sales and onboarding process over self-serve setup

Choose Autopilot if…

  • You want a published price and a free trial instead of a demo, a quote, and a seat contract
  • You want the phone and texting included instead of buying the Engage add-on
  • You want an AI receptionist in the base plan instead of the Operator add-on
  • You run a crew of 1 to 15 and flat $49 to $149 beats per-seat math

Switching from FieldPulse takes an afternoon

Four steps, and our team does the heavy one for you.

  1. 1

    Export your customers

    Pull your client list out of FieldPulse as a CSV. Every FSM platform supports this, and it takes about five minutes.

  2. 2

    We import everything for you

    Send us the file and our team loads your customers, jobs, and price book into Autopilot as part of free onboarding. No spreadsheet wrestling on your end.

  3. 3

    Point your phone number at Autopilot

    On Full Throttle, keep your existing business number. We port it or forward it, so calls start landing in Autopilot with recording, transcripts, and the AI receptionist behind them.

  4. 4

    Run both for a week, then cut over

    Your FieldPulse account keeps working during your free trial. Most crews book their first Autopilot job on day one and cancel the old subscription within the month.

400+
businesses run on Autopilot
4.9
Google Play rating
4.8
App Store rating
$49
per month starting price

Autopilot vs FieldPulse: your questions

The things owners actually ask before they switch.

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FieldPulse is a trademark of FieldPulse. Autopilot is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by FieldPulse. Competitor pricing and feature information is based on publicly available sources as of July 2026 and may have changed; features missing from a plan may be available on higher plans or for an additional fee. Confirm details with the vendor before buying.