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Tabsy review

#71 of 94 in Field Service Management Software

Dispatch, work orders and billing for small field-service teams, starting at $70/month.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tabsy brings contractor operations into a cloud-based platform for solo contractors and small service and trades businesses. For field-service teams, Tabsy LPM adds dispatching, a field-technician mobile app, project management, work orders and change orders. Client and lead management, estimates with pricebooks, contracts with e-signatures, invoicing and payment acceptance cover the path from quoting work to collecting payment. The web, iOS and Android options suit teams that need to coordinate office and field activity, while solo contractors may find the multi-user LPM focus broader than they need.

The LPM plans are priced by team size and billed monthly: Starter costs $70 for two users, Growth $150 for five, Team $250 for 10, Pro $400 for 20, and Scale $600 for 30. Each listed tier highlights dispatching, the field-tech app, project management, work orders and change orders, progress and recurring billing, and Stripe payments. A 30-day trial is available, but it requires a card. This structure gives small crews a clear way to choose capacity, though the listed feature set does not distinguish the tiers beyond user allowance. Buyers should compare the allowance with their crew size before choosing.

For recurring service work, Tabsy includes maintenance billing and equipment history per customer, alongside expense tracking and reports. Stripe and PayPal are the listed integrations; Stripe is also identified for payment acceptance, including card and ACH. Support is available by email, phone and documentation, and the product lists SOC 2 compliance. Tabsy is a fit for small teams that want dispatch, contracts, job records and billing in one system. Teams that need a broader listed integration ecosystem, a customer portal, or support around the clock should consider alternatives that provide those capabilities.

Tabsy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines dispatching, work orders, estimates and contracts
    • Supports progress billing and recurring maintenance billing
    • Offers web, iOS and Android access with Stripe payment acceptance
  • Where it doesn't
    • The listed LPM plans share the same features and scale by team size
    • Only Stripe and PayPal are listed as integrations
    • The trial requires a card, and 24/7 support is not offered

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