SupplyAxis vs Workiz

Closer on paper — still no AI estimating or a full pipeline

Workiz's free Lite tier looks tempting, but real use starts around $65/mo — and even there, AI estimating is missing and the sales pipeline and procurement tools are only partial.

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The Lite tier is free, but real day-to-day use runs $65+/mo — still without AI estimating, included here at $14.99

Feature by feature

Where Workizmatches up — and where it doesn't

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

FeatureSupplyAxisWorkiz
Scheduling & dispatch
Materials & inventory tracking
Online booking
Native phone / call handlingWorkiz's own “Genius” AI call suite is a real strength here
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 time trackingNot confirmed as a native feature
Real sales pipelineRated partial — not a full deal-pipeline view
Procurement / RFQ marketplaceRated partial — not a full sourcing workflow

Sourced from Workiz's own public pricing and feature pages (workiz.com/features, softwaresuggest.com/workiz/pricing) — checked directly, not estimated.

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To be fair

What Workiz does well

Workiz's AI call-handling and lead-capture tools (their “Genius” suite) are genuinely strong, and unlike some competitors in this category it also has real inventory tracking. This is a closer race than most — which is exactly why the AI estimating and pipeline gaps are worth knowing before you commit.

$65+/mo at Workiz. $14.99/mo here.

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