SupplyAxis vs Kickserv

The basics are there — AI estimating and a real phone system aren't

Kickserv covers scheduling, invoicing, and the core workflow solidly at $60/mo for up to 5 users — but there's no AI estimating, and its own users report needing a separate VoIP system since Kickserv has no native phone.

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$60/mo, 5 users

Kickserv's Start plan caps at 5 users — SupplyAxis is $14.99 first seat + $11.99 each after, no user-count ceiling

Feature by feature

Where Kickservmatches up — and where it doesn't

Both sides shown honestly — parity included, not just gaps.

FeatureSupplyAxisKickserv
Scheduling & dispatch
Invoicing
Client portal
Online booking
GPS / crew tracking
Reporting & analytics
Mobile field appReal, in active build — no App Store/Play Store build yet
QuickBooks sync
AI estimating / takeoffNo photo-to-estimate or takeoff tool
Native phone / call handlingKickserv's own users report needing a separate VoIP system

Sourced from Kickserv's own public pricing and feature pages (kickserv.com/pricing, servicetitan.com/blog/kickserv-review) — checked directly, not estimated.

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To be fair

What Kickserv does well

Kickserv has been around a long time and covers the fundamentals — scheduling, invoicing, a client portal, online booking — solidly, at a straightforward $60/mo for up to 5 users. It's a real, working tool for the core workflow; the gaps above are specifically AI and phone, not the basics.

$60/mo (5 users) at Kickserv. $14.99/mo here.

Full breakdown of what's included at every price point, plus how SupplyAxis compares across the rest of the competition — not just Kickserv.

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