Outgrew per-seat pricing? This is your next move.
HCP charges more every time you hire. Ormi doesn't. An 10-tech shop pays $400/month on Ormi — same as a 50-tech shop. That's $7,092/year vs HCP MAX and the gap grows with every new hire.
Housecall Pro is a solid tool for solo operators. The math changes when you grow.
Ormi vs Housecall Pro
Honest comparison. We highlight where we win — and where Housecall Pro wins — so you can decide.
Pricing & plans
Pricing model
Ours scales with work done. Theirs scales with heads hired.
Monthly cap
Once you hit our cap, added jobs are free. HCP bills increase as you grow.
Starting price
Unlimited users
HCP Essentials is capped at 5 users; MAX is quote-based.
All features on one tier
Several HCP features are gated behind Essentials or MAX.
Free trial
Contract
Core platform
Scheduling & dispatch
Mobile app for techs
Invoicing + payments
Estimates with e-sign
Customer portal
Recurring service plans
Communications
SMS / two-way messaging
Automated job reminders
Online booking
Growth & marketplace
Homeowner lead-gen marketplace
HCP's Pro Plus network is a real thing — call it out if you need it.
Email campaigns
Integrations & data
QuickBooks sync
Stripe payments
Data export / no lock-in
Housecall Pro plan details sourced from their public pricing page (Basic / Essentials) and industry reports (MAX). MAX pricing is quote-based — enter your actual quote in the calculator for exact math.
What Housecall Pro does better today
We'd rather lose the sale than oversell. Here's where HCP earns its spot.
Homeowner lead marketplace (Pro Plus)
HCP's lead-gen network for homeowners is a real differentiator. If you rely on it today, weigh that directly.
Brand recognition with homeowners
HCP markets to homeowners through TV and digital spend. Some customers recognize the brand — we don't.
Longer track record in solo / 1-tech shops
If you're a solo contractor happy with HCP Basic ($79), the math is close. Our pitch gets sharper at 3+ techs.
Why shops switch
It's almost always one of these four.
Per-seat pricing punishes growth
Hire a sixth tech and HCP pushes you from Essentials ($189) to MAX (quote-based). With Ormi, five techs or fifty techs hit the same $400/mo cap.
You outgrew the Essentials feature ceiling
Recurring plans, advanced reporting, and team permissions live on MAX. Ormi ships everything on the $1/job base — no upsell path.
You want pricing that stays put
No tier upgrades surprise you next quarter. No per-seat creep. The number on the homepage is the number on your bill.
You're done with 'Add-on for X'
Every module a line item is the HCP pattern. Ormi ships the core platform — scheduling, invoicing, estimates, mobile, payments, communications, reporting — at the base.
Switch in an afternoon
Export from HCP
Customers, jobs, and invoices export as CSV from Housecall Pro. Takes minutes.
Import to Ormi
Our importer maps HCP fields automatically. Most shops are live the same day. We can also run the migration for you — no charge.
Keep everything working
QuickBooks sync, Stripe, SMS, and email all stay connected. Your existing phone numbers and domain survive the switch.
Run your own numbers
Paste your current Housecall Pro bill into the override field for exact math.
Your shop today
Move the sliders.
Busier shops save more — the math updates live.
Ormi's platform fee
$1 per completed job · taken from customer payment
You save vs ServiceTitan
80% less · every year, forever
You save the most vs. ServiceTitan (full breakdown below)
$9,600
| Platform | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| OrmiYou pick | $200 | $2,400 |
| ServiceTitan (est.) | $1,000 | $12,000 |
| Housecall Pro (est.) | $505 | $6,060 |
Have a real quote? Replace the estimates above›
Enter your actual monthly cost for either platform and the table + savings update live.
Over 3 years: $28,800 back in your pocket.
ServiceTitan is quote-based; estimate uses the low end of publicly-reported $200–$400/tech/mo. Housecall Pro estimate uses public tier base + $79/additional user (Grow base $189 ≤5 users, MAX base $280 above). Enter your real quote above for exact math — we built this tool so you don't have to trust our numbers.
What every HCP customer asks
We're on HCP Basic or Essentials — will Ormi be too much?
Usually the opposite. Ormi is designed to be no more complex than HCP while unlocking features you'd otherwise have to upgrade to MAX for. If you hit any rough edges, reach out via /contact-us — we reply same-day.
What about the Pro Plus homeowner marketplace?
Straight answer: we don't have an equivalent today. If that marketplace is a meaningful lead source for you, keep HCP for that piece or tell us what you need — this feedback shapes our roadmap.
Do recurring / membership plans work?
Yes — recurring jobs, maintenance programs, and renewal reminders are standard. You can migrate existing plans directly, even the ones HCP gates behind MAX.
Is there a limit on how many users or locations?
No user cap, no location cap. The $400/mo cap is the only cap we have — and it works in your favor.
What about card processing fees?
Standard rates (comparable to HCP Payments). Ormi does not mark them up. Our platform fee is $1/job — card processing is a separate, transparent line.
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Try Ormi for 20 jobs. On us.
Keep your HCP account running during trial if you want. Move when you're ready.