FieldPulse doesn't publish pricing — independent reports suggest roughly $89-$399+/month depending on seats. Krib gives you the core features most contractors need — with no monthly fee.
FieldPulse positions itself as an all-in-one platform for growing service businesses, combining CRM, estimating, invoicing, scheduling, and project management with features like Wisetack consumer financing and QuickBooks integration. Contractors who need project-based workflows (construction, remodeling) may find FieldPulse's job costing and change-order tracking especially useful. The downside: FieldPulse doesn't publish pricing, requiring a sales call — independent reports suggest roughly $89-$399+/month depending on seats. Krib takes the opposite approach with fully transparent, no-monthly-fee pricing. It covers the core field service workflow and adds unique capabilities like photo evaluations and customer home records. If your work involves complex multi-phase projects, FieldPulse may be the better fit. If you run a service-focused operation and want zero software overhead, Krib is worth considering.
For most contractors, yes. Krib covers quotes, scheduling, invoicing, customer management, and team dispatch.
Krib is free to use with no monthly fee. Krib earns a small 0.1% fee on payments processed through the app (on top of Stripe's 2.9% + $0.30), totaling ~3%. You can pass that fee to customers. All non-payment features — quoting, scheduling, invoicing, team management — are included with no monthly fee.
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Competitor pricing sourced from each provider's public pricing page; verification dates are stated where each price appears. Prices may vary. Visit each provider's website for current pricing. If you collect payments through Krib, total fees are ~3% (Stripe 2.9% + $0.30 + Krib 0.1%). You can pass fees to your customers where permitted by law. Payments are optional.