Home Service One is live. It's an all-in-one software platform for home service businesses — built by Mercova AI — that runs your marketing, sales, and operations in one place, supports seventeen trades, and costs a fraction of what the big-name platforms charge. Here's what it is, who it's for, and why founding customers should move now.
The five-apps problem
Most home service companies don't lose jobs to competitors — they lose them between apps. A scheduling tool here, a quoting spreadsheet there, a group text with the crews, an invoicing product, and a shoebox of leads that never got a call back. Every handoff between those systems is a place where money leaks: the lead that wasn't followed up, the estimate that took four days, the job that got done but never invoiced.
Home Service One replaces that patchwork with one platform. A lead comes in, gets quoted, gets scheduled, gets done, and gets paid — without anyone retyping anything.
Three modules, not a hundred screens
The platform is deliberately simple: three modules that hand off to each other automatically, with billing and cross-brand reporting built in underneath — and new features landing constantly.
- Marketing — every lead lands in one place, gets attributed to the right brand and source, and is nurtured by email and SMS until it's ready to quote. Nothing slips.
- Sales — instant footage-based quotes from a property address, a pipeline that tracks every deal to a decision, and payment your way: deposit, prepay, or invoice.
- Operations — won jobs schedule and route themselves, recurring programs plan the season ahead, and crews run the day from the mobile app with photos and notes.
See the full walkthrough on how it works.
4–6x less costly than the big boys
Platforms like ServiceTitan, RealGreen, and Jobber built their pricing around enterprise complexity — and for a comparable set of capabilities, they typically cost four to six times what Home Service One does. That's not a discount; it's a different design. They charge you for complexity you'll never use. Home Service One gives you three modules that do the whole job.
| Home Service One | Big-name platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical monthly cost | A fraction — typically 4–6x less | Enterprise pricing, per-feature add-ons |
| Learning curve | Three modules, guided setup | Weeks of training and configuration |
| Trades supported | 17, on one platform | Usually built for one vertical |
| Multi-brand / roll-up structure | Built in from day one | Rare, or enterprise-tier only |
Comparison reflects publicly listed pricing for comparable capability sets. Ask for the line-item version in your demo.
Built for 17 trades — and for growing into more
Most field service software boxes you into the one trade you bought it for. The lawn platform doesn't do holiday lighting; the pest platform doesn't do irrigation. So when your mowing crew picks up snow removal, you buy — and learn, and pay for — another system.
Home Service One supports seventeen home service trades on the same platform, with trade-specific programs, estimating, and compliance built into each:
Add a truck, add a trade — same platform, same login, same customer base.
One platform, three levels of business
Home service companies aren't one shape, so the platform is structured for all three:
- Solo, one location. An owner-operator gets the whole system — leads, quotes, scheduling, invoicing — without enterprise pricing or enterprise complexity.
- Multi-location, one name. Locations run their own schedules and crews while leads, reporting, and finances roll up to one view.
- M&A and private-equity roll-ups. Buying up locations? Fold them into your name brand or keep each brand separate — attribution, routing, and reporting are brand-aware either way, and every acquisition lands on a platform that's already structured for it.
Founding pricing, for a limited time
Home Service One is taking on founding customers now, and businesses that come aboard during launch get founding-customer pricing we're only holding open for a limited time. We're not publishing the numbers — ask about founding pricing when you book your demo, and we'll walk you through it against whatever you're paying today.
Common questions
- How much does home service business software cost?
- Big-name field service platforms like ServiceTitan, RealGreen, and Jobber typically cost 4–6x what Home Service One does for a comparable set of capabilities. Home Service One is priced by module — Marketing, Sales, and Operations — so you pay for what you run, and founding customers get additional limited-time launch pricing. Book a demo for the line-item comparison.
- What trades does Home Service One support?
- Seventeen home service trades: lawn care, pest control, tree care, landscaping, outdoor living, irrigation, holiday lighting, snow removal, HVAC, garage door, septic, foundation & waterproofing, chimney & fireplace, solar & generator, roofing, water treatment, and drainage — all on the same platform, so a business can add a new trade without adding new software.
- Can it run multiple locations or multiple brands?
- Yes. Home Service One is structured for all three levels of a home service business: a solo operator with one location, a multi-location company under one name, and M&A or private-equity roll-ups acquiring locations — whether the acquired businesses are folded into one name brand or kept as separate brands, it's one platform underneath.
- How fast can my team be up and running?
- Most businesses are running within days, not months. There are three modules to learn — not a hundred settings screens — and onboarding is guided with your own services, programs, and service areas set up alongside you.