ServeHub vs Workiz

Looking for a Workiz alternative? Meet ServeHub.

Workiz and ServeHub both target home-service businesses with AI-powered workflows. But the pricing structure, what's included on each plan, and the breadth of trade support are very different. Here's an honest comparison.

7-day free trial · no credit card · unlimited users

Workiz built its reputation around the home-service niche — locksmiths, garage doors, appliance repair, cleaning, junk removal — with strong AI calling and scheduling features. ServeHub is the newer all-in-one alternative: unlimited users on every plan — including the free one, because nothing here is billed per seat — AI tools from the first paid plan, and free public-facing utilities (invoice/estimate/contract generators plus calculators) that bring inbound leads to your business. If Workiz's per-user pricing or feature gates have you frustrated, ServeHub is worth a serious look.

At a glance

Feature-by-feature comparison

Feature
ServeHub
Workiz
Pricing model
Unlimited users — no per-seat fee
Per-user tiers
AI voice / phone agent
All paid plans
Higher-tier plans
Estimates with e-signature
Included
Included
Recurring contracts & plans
Included
Higher-tier
Online booking
Included
Included
Public business website builder
Included
Not included
Free public tools (SEO traffic)
Yes — generators + calculators
No
Marketing automations
Included
Higher-tier
QuickBooks Online sync
In development
Yes
Years in market
Newer
10+ years
Why teams switch

Where ServeHub pulls ahead

Unlimited users, never per seat

Workiz tiers cap users. ServeHub never charges for one — every plan, the free one included, carries unlimited team members, so your bill doesn't grow with your headcount. ServeHub has tiers too, and some features sit on the paid ones; the difference is that adding a person is never what moves the bill.

AI included, not upsold

ServeHub ships AI voice agent, AI proposal/website content, and AI follow-ups from the entry paid plan up — not held back for a top tier. Workiz's equivalents typically require their higher tiers. (The free plan is the exception: it runs jobs and invoices, but the AI tools start at the first paid plan.)

A free public website per business

ServeHub auto-generates a polished website per business at /site/your-token — included on every plan. Workiz doesn't have a built-in site builder; you'd still need Wix/Squarespace.

Free SEO utilities that pull in leads

ServeHub's public free invoice, estimate, contract generators and 15 calculators are SEO-optimized and bring inbound traffic. Competitors don't publish these.

Honest take

Where Workiz still has an edge

Workiz has 10+ years in the home-service market and an established brand, particularly strong with locksmiths, garage door, and appliance repair shops. Their phone-system integrations and Workiz Pay financing offer are mature. If you're deeply integrated with Workiz Pay or you need a vendor with a long track record in your specific sub-trade, that's a fair reason to stay.

Switch in a day

Migrating from Workiz

  1. 1

    Export your Workiz customer, job, and invoice data as CSV (Workiz supports CSV export from account settings).

  2. 2

    Add your customers in ServeHub as you go — there is no bulk importer, so enter the customers on your active jobs first and let the rest arrive as leads.

  3. 3

    Re-create your service catalog and pricing in ServeHub.

  4. 4

    Run a test job end-to-end, then go live. Free migration support included.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I migrate from Workiz to ServeHub?

Yes, though be aware ServeHub has no bulk importer today — customers are added in the app, or arrive as leads from your website, estimate widget and AI phone assistant. Export from Workiz for your own records, then enter your active customers as you work. You can be sending estimates the same day and let the back catalogue fill in as you go. Free onboarding support is included.

Is ServeHub cheaper than Workiz?

For most teams, especially past 2-3 users. Workiz charges per user. ServeHub never does: every plan, free included, carries unlimited team members, so the price you see is the price at any headcount. ServeHub does have tiers — the free plan leaves out SMS, branding removal and a custom domain — but you're paying for capabilities, not for seats.

Does ServeHub support locksmiths, garage door, and appliance repair?

Yes — all the home-service niches Workiz serves, plus a broader set of trades (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, painting, carpet cleaning, and more). Trade-specific landing pages ship in the box, and reusable service templates come with Pro.

What about AI calling?

ServeHub includes an AI voice agent for missed calls on every paid plan — a business phone number is part of what a paid plan buys, so it isn't on the free tier. Workiz has similar functionality on higher tiers. If AI calling is critical and you've already trained Workiz's, that's worth weighing.

How fast can I get set up?

A home-service business can be up and running in a single afternoon. Add your first customers, set your service catalog, send your first estimate — all the same day. Free onboarding support is included.

Ready to switch

Try ServeHub free for 7 days.

No credit card. Unlimited users on every plan. We will help you move over from Workiz — onboarding support included.

Workiz is a trademark of its respective owners. ServeHub is not affiliated with Workiz. Comparison reflects publicly available information at time of publication.