Workiz Pricing (2026): They Stopped Publishing It

How much does Workiz cost per month?

There is no published answer anymore. I pulled workiz.com/pricing-plans on August 21, 2026: the page names three plans — Standard, Pro and Ultimate — describes what each includes, and puts a "Request pricing" button where each price used to be.

That matters more than it sounds. Published pricing is how a small contractor decides whether a platform is even in range before spending 45 minutes on a demo call. When it disappears, the only way to get a number is to become a lead — which is the point.

What Workiz used to charge — the archived record

You don't have to guess at the old numbers. Workiz's pricing page is archived on the Wayback Machine. The snapshot from May 23, 2025 shows a fully published five-tier lineup.

A later archived snapshot from June 11, 2026 already shows "Request pricing" in place of the numbers — so the change happened sometime between those two dates. Two tiers disappeared from the public page along the way: the free Lite plan and the $225 Kickstart entry point, which were the only two options a solo operator or a two-person shop could have afforded.

What you can still calculate without a quote

The disclosed seat rates let you price growth even when you can't price the plan. Standard and Pro each include five members; past that it's $55/mo or $65/mo per person on annual payment.

For context, those per-seat rates sit between Jobber's $29/mo and Housecall Pro's $100/mo on Essentials — the numbers behind our Housecall Pro pricing teardown. Workiz's seat economics are reasonable. It's the base plan price you can't see.

What to ask if you book the demo

If you're going to spend the call, get the numbers that actually determine your bill. In my experience these five questions surface everything that turns a quoted price into a bigger invoice.

1. What is the monthly price for my exact head count, on both monthly and annual billing? Get both, in writing.
2. Is there a minimum term, and what happens if I cancel mid-term? This is the question that costs people the most when they skip it.
3. What does this price become at renewal? Ask explicitly whether the first-year number is promotional.
4. Which of the Genius add-ons — Phone, Answering, Marketing — do I need for the workflow I just described, and what does each cost? They're sold separately and unpriced publicly.
5. What are the payment-processing rates? On real volume this can outweigh the subscription entirely.

Then compare against the platforms that will just tell you. Jobber publishes a full seat-band grid, Housecall Pro publishes three plans and its seat charges, and TrustPro publishes $29/mo Core and $149/mo Teams with every feature on every plan (full disclosure: TrustPro is ours — see TrustPro as a Workiz alternative). ServiceTitan is the other one that publishes nothing, and we broke down what it actually costs in the ServiceTitan pricing teardown.

None of this means Workiz is a bad product — it has a strong reputation in locksmith, junk removal and appliance repair, and its phone and dispatch tooling is well regarded. It means you'll be buying it with less information than the alternatives give you, and that's a real cost when you're a small shop deciding where $3,000 a year goes. If you're at that stage, our guide to the best software for a one-person service business prices the realistic options side by side.

Frequently asked questions

• Workiz pricing page — live (accessed 21 Aug 2026)
• Workiz pricing page — archived 23 May 2025 (published prices)
• Workiz pricing page — archived 11 Jun 2026 ("Request pricing")