The bigger frame

A smaller version of the incumbents isn't the answer.

ServiceTitan, Jobber, and Housecall Pro all built on the same architectural assumptions: per-seat licensing, mobile-app-first crew workflow, walled-garden data, multi-month implementations. Those assumptions work for the top 20% of the service-trade market.

For the bottom 80% — roughly 2.4 million 1-to-10-employee service trade businesses in the US — those assumptions don't hold. Per-seat math breaks. App mutiny kills data quality. Lock-in destroys trust.

OpsLight's wedge is being a different category, not a smaller version of the same one. Flat-rate pricing. No app for the crew. Data lives in your own Google Sheet. Cancel by texting CANCEL. Five intake channels in one platform. Built for the long tail the legacy stack priced out.

Quick decision matrix

Which is right for you?

If your shop is... Best fit
20+ techs, dispatcher, deep inventoryServiceTitan
1–3 techs, tight budget, iOS-native crewJobber (or Housecall Pro)
Residential, consumer financing importantHousecall Pro
6–20 techs, crew won't open another appOpsLight
Commercial PM contracts + monthly status emailsOpsLight
Spanish-speaking customer baseOpsLight
Tried Jobber/Housecall, watched it fail in the fieldOpsLight
Document-heavy work (SOWs, change orders, lien waivers)OpsLight

Not sure which is right for your shop?

20 minutes on a call. We'll be straight about whether OpsLight or one of the incumbents fits your operation better.

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