Pipe Daddy vs ServiceTitan

Same job. Different decade.

ServiceTitan was built in 2007 for a different operations model. Pipe Daddy was built last year for modern plumbing franchises. Here's how we compare.

Same shop, 10 users

$750/movs$4,000+/mo

Pipe Daddy: $500 + (10 × $25) = $750/mo. ServiceTitan: 10 × $400+ = $4,000+/mo at $400+ per technician / month — not a peer of our $500 platform fee.

CapabilityPipe DaddyServiceTitan
Starting price
$500/mo + $25/user 10 users: $750/mo
$400+ per technician / month 10 users: $4,000+/mo
Built
Modern and mobile-first, built in 2026
Older platform with a newer coat of paint
Multi-location roles
Built in, 6 roles per location
Available, configuration-heavy
AI Advisor (read your own data)
Included, owner-tier
Add-on, separate license
Hard rule: leads never auto-convert
Yes — opinionated, baked in
Configurable (i.e., easy to misconfigure)
Hard rule: no mileage line items
Blocked in the software
Allowed
Card payment in the field
Built in, Stripe-powered, your own account
Available, limited hardware support
Offline mode (tech app)
Works offline, syncs when you're back online
Mobile app, varying offline reliability
GPS auto-status (En Route → On Site)
Automatic, GPS-based
Manual or app-triggered
Plumbing price book + zone-aware quoting
Instant quote from the service address
Available, separate configuration
Your data kept separate per franchise
Yes, available
Shared across all customers
White-label / your domain
Roadmap
Add-on, enterprise contract
Open data export
Roadmap (assisted handoff today)
Available, sometimes painful
Public API access
Roadmap
Available, enterprise contract
Demo conversation length
20 minutes
Usually preceded by 30-min discovery call
Contract length
Month-to-month standard
Annual common
Where they still win

We're not going to pretend.

ServiceTitan has been around for over a decade. They've onboarded thousands of franchises. They have a massive feature catalog — inventory management, sub-contractor marketplaces, financing integrations, accounting modules deeper than ours. Their consultant network is genuinely useful for $30M+ operations with complex multi-brand structures.

If you're running a 100+ tech operation with sub-contractor relationships and need deep inventory + procurement, ServiceTitan might still be the right call.

For the rest of us — plumbing franchises in the $2M–$15M range, 4 to 30 techs, who just want lead-to-paid to work without a consultant — Pipe Daddy exists.

Migration

We've moved teams off ServiceTitan. Here's the playbook.

Price book

Export from ServiceTitan, AI-cleaned on import, zone-mapped during onboarding.

Customer + job history

Full migration. Historical jobs become read-only archive; new jobs run on Pipe Daddy.

Recurring service enrollments

Mapped to Pipe Daddy's Recurring Reminders module. No customer disruption.

Open jobs when you switch over

Your dispatcher converts in-progress jobs that day. We're with you through cutover and your first jobs on the system.

Common questions

Pipe Daddy and ServiceTitan, answered

How much does Pipe Daddy cost compared to ServiceTitan?
Pipe Daddy is $500 a month plus $25 a user, with every module included. ServiceTitan is priced per technician, from about $400 per technician per month. For a 10 technician shop that is roughly $4,000 a month on ServiceTitan before implementation, against $750 a month on Pipe Daddy.
Does Pipe Daddy charge an implementation fee?
No. Pipe Daddy includes assisted onboarding and migration, and billing is month to month with no multi-year lock-in. ServiceTitan is typically sold with a separate implementation engagement on top of the per-technician subscription.
Can I migrate from ServiceTitan to Pipe Daddy?
Yes. Pipe Daddy migrates price book, customers, job history and recurring enrollments out of ServiceTitan, and you keep ServiceTitan running alongside it until you trust the new system. You can move one location first rather than the whole group in the same week.
Is Pipe Daddy a full replacement for ServiceTitan?
For plumbing, drain and sewer operations, yes: dispatch, scheduling, technician mobile, estimates, invoicing, payments, inventory, fleet, job costing and reporting are all included. Pipe Daddy is built only for this trade, so it does not carry the HVAC, electrical and commercial construction depth ServiceTitan sells to multi-trade enterprises.
When is ServiceTitan the better choice?
ServiceTitan is the stronger choice for large multi-trade contractors who need its depth across HVAC, electrical and commercial construction, and who have the administrative staff to run it. Pipe Daddy is built for plumbing, drain and sewer shops that want the whole operation in one system without a per-technician bill.

Worth 20 minutes?

No deck. Live product. We screen-share the plumbing franchise running on Pipe Daddy today and you ask whatever you want. We tell you straight up if it fits.