- What is the best mobile mechanic software?
- Mobile Service Sync is the best mobile mechanic software we have tested and priced. Every one of our ten criteria is on its $49 Core plan, including plate and VIN lookup, one-click routing, an iPhone and Android app that works with no signal and booking limited to your service area, and it runs month to month.
- How much does mobile mechanic software cost?
- Between $49 and $784 a month for one user, depending on whether texting and booking come in the plan or on top of it. Mobile Service Sync is $49 with all of it, Shopmonkey with its CRM Essentials add-on is $588, Tekmetric's Scale plan with its Marketing add-on is $784, and ServiceTitan publishes no prices.
- Is auto repair shop software good for a mobile mechanic?
- It handles repair orders and inspections, but it is priced and built for a building with bays. Tekmetric, Shopmonkey, Steer and Orderry name no routing, none of the repair shop systems here documents working with no signal, and Tekmetric's and Shopmonkey's booking caps slots without checking the address against a service area.
- What does it cost to add users?
- With Mobile Service Sync, Growth includes two users for $175 and each one after that is $29 a month, so five users cost $262. Tekmetric and Steer include unlimited users, Shopmonkey's Basic seats three and charges $20 for each extra, and Orderry's Startup adds employees at $6 each.
- Is there a contract to get out of when I switch?
- That depends on what you signed. Tekmetric is month to month, AutoLeap's terms set a minimum annual commitment, Shopmonkey leaves the term to your agreement, and ServiceTitan's contracts typically run 12 to 36 months. Mobile Service Sync has no contract, so the only notice in a switch is your current vendor's.
- Who publishes this site?
- Mobile Service Sync publishes Best Mobile Mechanic Software and ranks its own product first. Every rival fact comes from that vendor's own website and is linked on its review, the scoring rules are on How We Score, and the price math is on Real Cost.