A short YouTube video by Phil Risher that blind-ranks the top five CRMs for home service businesses. Phil briefly evaluates Marque (too small), Workiz (good but gaps in automation), Haskell Pro (usable but weaker integrations), ServiceTitan (powerful but likely overkill under ~$5M revenue), and names Jobber his top choice due to built-in AI/automation and active developer engagement. The clip ends with a mention of a 14-day Jobber trial link.
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As ChatGPT for the top five CRM for home service businesses and I'm going to blind rank them in this video. Marque Marcus, number five, Marquette, if you're watching this, I'm sorry. The problem with Marque is that it's too small. You can't grow your business on Marque. It's nice when you're just starting out. Work is okay. Work is, is pretty good. I think they had some good qualifications. We have a couple clients who use Work Is. I would give this a solid 3. I think Workiz is a really great CRM, but there's a lot of holes in it with automation. Oh, Haskell Pro is tough. I used to use Haskell Pro when I was in the home service space. I like it, it's nice. You know, they have a little bit of online scheduling thing, but the overall integrations and the feel of it, to me it's not as good as some of the other platforms that I know about. So I'm going to put this as four. Oh, you got to get the big money out for Service Titan. When I first started in home service company that I was working with, I actually helped them integrate Service Titan into their business. If you're under $5 million in revenue, I think Service Titan is not going to move the needle as much as what you need. I'm gonna put that as number two because I think it's a great CRM. I just think it's overkill for businesses. Java Chat GPT came through with a job or hold on, let me get my Jobber out. You already know Jobber's number one with me in my heart and CRM, I always will put Jobber at number one and here's why. One, they have the technology and tools in place with AI and automation that you don't have to bolt on a bunch of different stuff. Also, I was literally on a call a week ago with a Jobber developer asking me questions because they're building a cool tool. What other CRM is getting on calls with subject matter experts to build tools out in their CRM? I actually reach out to Jobber, they gave me a link. You can try for 14 days free. I'll put the link down in my comments.
