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How PartsDue compares.

An honest side-by-side with the tools appliance shops use most. Where another tool does something we don’t, it says so.

Three years of software

What a small shop pays.

  1. PartsDue · one site$249
  2. PartsDue · with updates renewed$407
  3. Jobber · Connect, 5 users$5,364
  4. Housecall Pro · Essentials, 5 users$5,364
  5. Service Fusion · Starter$7,488

Advertised yearly-billing prices, November 2026, assumed unchanged over three years. Workiz, ServiceWorks and ServiceTitan quote prices individually. Hosting, card fees and add-ons are extra with every option, and each product does different things.

Feature by feature

Side by side.

FeaturePartsDueJobberHousecall ProWorkizRepairBuddy
Price$249 once, then $79 a year for updates if you want themConnect $149 a month for 5 users, billed yearlyEssentials $149 a month for 5 users, billed yearlyQuote only$249 lifetime, free updates listed
Per-user feesNone$29 per extra userUsers limited by planVaries by planNone
ContractNoneMonth to monthMonth to month12 months, auto-renewsNone
Built for in-home appliance repairYesGeneral field serviceGeneral field serviceGeneral field serviceRepair shops, including on-site repair
Model number and label photo at bookingYesCustom request forms with photo uploadsNoNot documentedType, brand and model
Parts on order with return visitYesNoNoMulti-day jobs, top planNo
Back-orders, returns and coresYesNoLimitedPurchase orders, back-orders and returns, Ultimate planStock only
Estimates with optionsUp to 3BetaYesTop planNo
Approve and pay deposit onlineYesYesYesYesNot documented
Signature on the phoneYesYes, in the mobile appYesNot documentedYes
Warranty claim trackingYes, third-party claims and receivablesNoNoNot documentedCustomer warranty requests
Reminder and on-my-way messagesEmail and textConnect planYesYesEmail, SMS add-on
Text messagesYes, your own Twilio, replies saved to the jobTwo-way texting on higher plansYesYesYour own SMS gateway
QuickBooksQuickBooks Online import files, no live syncYes, Connect planYesYesNot documented
Full data export with pricesAny timeNot documentedYes, with invoice line items and paymentsMissing prices (user report)Not documented
Where your data livesYour websiteTheir serversTheir serversTheir serversYour website
Customer importYes, from any CSVYesYesYesYes
Stock inventory and purchase ordersParts per job, no stock countsThrough integrations such as PlyAdd-onYes, Ultimate planYes
Routing and technician GPSNo, schedule and map linksHigher plansYesYesNo

From each company’s published pricing and help pages, and public reviews, checked November 2026. “Not documented” means we couldn’t confirm it, not that it is missing. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

The closest alternative

PartsDue or RepairBuddy?

RepairBuddy

  1. 01

    Also a WordPress plugin, also $249 lifetime

  2. 02

    Broader repair shop workflows, including on-site repair

  3. 03

    Customer data import, stock inventory and custom fields

  4. 04

    SMS through integrations

  5. 05

    Customer warranty requests

PartsDue

  1. 01

    Built only for in-home appliance repair

  2. 02

    Parts on order with back-orders, wrong parts, returns and cores

  3. 03

    Return visits with “What happened?” on every visit

  4. 04

    Third-party warranty claims with deadlines and money owed

  5. 05

    Estimates with options, signature and parts deposit in one step

Same price. Choose on workflow: if your week is parts and second visits for appliances, PartsDue is built for exactly that.

Choose PartsDue if

  1. 01

    You repair appliances in customers’ homes

  2. 02

    Parts and return visits are a big part of your week

  3. 03

    You do warranty work

  4. 04

    You want to pay once and own your data

  5. 05

    Your website runs on WordPress

Look elsewhere if

  1. 01

    You need live two-way QuickBooks sync

  2. 02

    You need routing, GPS or truck stock for a larger fleet

  3. 03

    You submit high volumes of warranty claims through manufacturer portals

  4. 04

    Your website isn’t on WordPress and you don’t want it to be