FieldEdge leads with QuickBooks sync, dispatching and service agreements, sells by request with mobile licenses capped per tier, and does not offer a trial. BidTorch leads with the quote — good/better/best on every plan — and prints its price.
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FieldEdge
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Select, Premier and Elite all read "Request Pricing" as of 2026-09-19. Mobile app licenses capped at 2 / 4 / 6 per tier; multi-option quotes from Premier. No free trial. Add-ons (Proposal Pro, MarketingEdge, customer portal) unpriced.
BidTorch — flat, no per-seat
$89–249 /mo
Solo $89 (2 seats) · Team $149 (5 seats) · Crew $249 (10 seats). Flat — no per-seat fees, ever. AI quote drafting and AI follow-ups included on every plan.
FieldEdge figures read from its pricing page on 2026-09-19. Competitor features from their published pages as of August 2026; Jobber and Housecall Pro list prices re-read 2026-09-08; Joist, Workiz, Service Fusion and FieldEdge list prices read 2026-09-19. ServiceTitan does not publish prices; its range is an estimate. Plans change — check their site for current rates.
An honest comparison names the other side's strengths. Here's where FieldEdge is genuinely ahead:
FieldEdge's headline is eliminating double entry with automated QuickBooks syncing between field and office. BidTorch's QuickBooks integration is invoice push plus payment reconcile, not a full two-way sync.
Dispatching on the entry tier, advanced dispatching and advanced service agreements above it, plus a pricebook with flat-rate pricing. BidTorch has maintenance plans and a calendar, not a dispatch board.
An onboarding specialist is included on every FieldEdge plan, which is the reason their FAQ gives for not offering a trial.
Solo $89, Team $149, Crew $249 on the pricing page; 14 days free, no card. FieldEdge shows Request Pricing on all three tiers and offers no free trial, as of 2026-09-19.
Multi-option quotes are on FieldEdge's Premier tier and above; Select is single-option. Every BidTorch plan does good/better/best with a Recommended pick and a scope box per option.
FieldEdge includes 2, 4 or 6 mobile app licenses per tier. BidTorch seats are seats — 2, 5 or 10 — and every seat runs the full app on web, iPhone and Android.
When a quote goes quiet, BidTorch's AI writes the follow-up from that quote's facts, on every plan. FieldEdge's pricing page lists no AI feature.
Every quote, job, invoice and lead event fires a webhook. On FieldEdge, integrations beyond QuickBooks go through add-ons like MarketingEdge and Proposal Pro, unpriced.
Not sure the follow-up loop is worth switching for? Put your own quote volume through the quiet quote calculator — free, no signup — and see what the estimates that never got an answer add up to in a year.
Everything on this page about FieldEdge comes from its own pricing page: plans, seat model, trial terms, payment rates and the features it lists per tier. We have not verified FieldEdge feature by feature, so there is no checkmark table here — a guessed one would be worse than none. For the three platforms we track monthly, see the public scorecard.
FieldEdge does not publish prices. As of 2026-09-19 its pricing page shows Select, Premier and Elite with Request Pricing on each, and its FAQ says the price varies with how many technicians you have. BidTorch is $89, $149 or $249 a month, flat.
No. Its FAQ says it does not offer one because new members do best when the FieldEdge team walks them through setup. BidTorch's trial is 14 days with no credit card.
For a two-to-ten person shop that wants multi-option quoting, jobs and invoicing at a published flat price, yes. If QuickBooks two-way sync, dispatching and deep service agreements are the reason you are shopping, FieldEdge is built for exactly that and BidTorch is not.
Sign up, brand your quote, send it — the AI drafts it and chases it. If you'd rather talk it through first, call or text (317) 850-1570.