Simple Pricing That Scales With Your Operations
Start with a predictable monthly price. As your business grows, WorkMesh grows with you.
Best for small teams getting started.
- Job management
- Mobile app
- Basic workflows
- Dispatch & scheduling
For growing teams managing recurring operations.
- Everything in Starter
- CRM & pipeline
- Quotes & service catalog
- Customer portal
- Workflow automation (basic)
For teams scaling operations and revenue.
- Everything in Growth
- Billing & invoicing
- Automation engine
- Dashboards & analytics
- Subscription billing
All plans include a generous number of completed jobs per month. As your business grows and you execute more work, additional usage may apply. No long-term contracts. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime.
Predictable. Transparent. Scalable.
Pay Per Technician
Predictable monthly pricing based on your team size.
Scale With Operations
More completed jobs means more value captured. Pricing adapts as you grow.
No Hidden Complexity
Start simple and expand as you grow. No long-term contracts.
Common questions
Quick answers about workflows, onboarding, and customization.
How long does onboarding take?
Most teams are running their first workflows within a few days. The process begins with mapping your existing procedures, then translating them into guided workflows for your technicians.
Does the system work offline?
Yes. WorkMesh is designed for field work, so technicians can continue executing workflows even without connectivity. Data syncs automatically once the device is back online.
Can workflows be customized?
Yes. Workflows are built around your procedures, not generic templates. You can define steps, mandatory fields, conditional logic, photos, signatures, and measurements.
Is this another scheduling tool?
No. WorkMesh includes scheduling and dispatch, but its primary purpose is workflow standardization: ensuring every field job is executed consistently and documented completely.
See how WorkMesh standardizes your field operations
Book a demo and learn how workflows can replace inconsistency with operational control.