Comparison

DuctWright vs Service Fusion

Service Fusion charges one flat price for unlimited users. DuctWright charges by team size. Here's where each one costs less, checked in September 2026.

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How we checked

We make DuctWright, so we're not neutral. Prices and features come from each company's public pricing and product pages, read on September 19, 2026. We haven't used the other products ourselves. Where we rely on reviews from other sites, we say so. Plans change, so confirm on their site before you decide.

Source: Service Fusion's pricing page, read September 19, 2026.

The short version

Pick Service Fusion if

  • You have more than 10 techs, or you're growing past that
  • You want integrated payments, job costing and project management
  • You want e-signatures and a customer web portal
  • You want phone, email and chat support with personal onboarding

Pick DuctWright if

  • You have 10 techs or fewer and want the lowest monthly cost
  • You want inventory on every plan, not only the middle tier
  • You want equipment records and maintenance plans tied to each unit
  • You already have a way to take payments

Price

Service Fusion charges a flat price for unlimited users. It has no long-term contract. Paying yearly saves 15 percent.

PlanBilled yearlyBilled monthlyWhat it adds
Service Fusion Starter$208 a month$245 a monthEstimates, scheduling, dispatch, integrated payments, invoicing, QuickBooks, reporting
Service Fusion Plus$325 a month$382 a monthAdds job photos, inventory, job costing, voice and text
Service Fusion Pro$533 a month$627 a monthAdds open API, e-signatures, customer portal, recurring invoicing
DuctWright$29 for 1 tech, $59 for 2 to 5, $99 for 6 to 10Every feature on every plan

Below 10 techs, DuctWright costs about half of Service Fusion's cheapest plan or less. Above 10, the flat price changes the math. A 20-tech shop pays Service Fusion the same as a 2-tech shop. DuctWright doesn't sell plans that large yet.

Inventory and equipment

Service Fusion lists inventory management on Plus and above, which starts at $325 a month billed yearly. DuctWright includes parts inventory on every plan, starting at $29. Service Fusion's pricing page doesn't list equipment records or maintenance agreements. If they matter to you, ask Service Fusion how it handles them.

Service Fusion lists job photo uploads on Plus and above. DuctWright includes photos on every plan. They attach to the unit, such as a nameplate, and can be linked to a visit.

Where Service Fusion is stronger

  • Integrated payments, so customers can pay through the software
  • Job costing, project management and reporting
  • E-signature documents and a customer web portal
  • No limit on users, which favors larger shops
  • Personal onboarding and unlimited email, phone and chat support
  • A GPS fleet tracking add-on

Switching

Export your customers from Service Fusion as a spreadsheet and upload it to DuctWright as a CSV. Names, phone numbers, emails and addresses come across. Job history and equipment don't import yet.

Questions

How much does Service Fusion cost?

Its Starter plan is $208 a month billed yearly, or $245 billed monthly. Plus is $325 or $382, and Pro is $533 or $627. All plans include unlimited users.

Is DuctWright cheaper than Service Fusion?

For shops with 10 techs or fewer, yes. DuctWright costs $29, $59 or $99 a month by team size. Service Fusion's cheapest plan is $208 a month billed yearly.

Does Service Fusion have a contract?

Its pricing page says there is no long-term contract. It also says paying yearly saves 15 percent.

Can I move my customers over from Service Fusion?

Yes, by exporting a spreadsheet and importing it as a CSV. Job history and equipment don't import yet.

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