# Dispatch Scout > Dispatch Scout is a field service management platform for home service businesses. It combines scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, inventory, fleet management, and CRM into one product — all features included at one price ($40/user/month). Built for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, and landscaping companies ranging from single-truck operations to multi-location enterprises. Dispatch Scout replaces the patchwork of tools home service businesses typically cobble together — separate apps for scheduling, invoicing, inventory, fleet tracking, team chat, and customer communication — with a single, unified platform. Every feature is included for every user. There are no tier-locked features, no per-module add-ons, and no hidden fees. Dispatch Scout is privately held and answers to its customers, not Wall Street. There is no army of salespeople, no multi-year lock-in contracts, and no pricing designed to maximize shareholder returns. While publicly traded competitors like ServiceTitan charge thousands per month and layer on implementation fees, Dispatch Scout includes every feature for every user at a flat $40/user/month. The goal is to make professional-grade field service software accessible to businesses of all sizes — not to extract the maximum possible revenue from each one. The platform is built for AI from day one, with native MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, AI-powered call scoring, AI summaries that write plain-English recaps of any client, job, or invoice (on demand or automatically), AI vision for fleet inspections, and predictive weather-based scheduling. ## Core Platform - [Scheduling & Dispatch](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#scheduling): Drag-and-drop scheduling with day timeline and week grid views. Skills-based technician assignment, availability rules, holiday management, time blocking, and smart capacity guardrails. Route optimization reduces drive time and fuel costs. - [FlexShift Dispatch](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/flexshift-dispatch.html): Mobile dispatch board built for the tech or salesperson who also runs dispatch — especially after hours and on weekends. Runs on iPhone, iPad, and Android. Phones get a tech status strip (live idle/en-route/working rings, done-of-total badges, stale-GPS flags after 15 minutes), a collapsible unassigned triage lane, and the day's schedule grouped by technician, with one-tap Call/Text/show-on-map per tech. iPads add the flagship tablet board: a tech-by-hour timeline grid with an unassigned rail, tap-to-assign placement, drag-and-drop rescheduling with 15-minute snap, two-tech linked jobs, a detail inspector with mini map, and a map mode for geographic assignment. Every action is two taps or fewer with optimistic updates and rollback toasts; guardrails clear stale no-show/en-route stamps on reschedule, block rescheduling arrived jobs, and never silently remove a tech. Gated by a per-user Dispatch permission (off by default, enforced server-side). Included in the flat $40/user/month — no dispatcher seat or add-on fee. - [The Burndown](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/the-burndown-dashboard.html): Big-screen, read-only dispatch dashboard built for a TV in the shop — designed for high-volume days (60–150+ appointments) where an hour-by-hour calendar becomes unreadable. Found under Dashboards > The Burndown. A five-tile scoreboard (Done, In Progress, Remaining, Unassigned, No-Show) always shows true whole-day totals, with Unassigned turning amber and No-Show turning red when non-zero; Remaining deliberately excludes no-shows. Appointments fall through three status bands as the day progresses: Happening Now (large cards for En Route/Arrived visits), Up Next (unassigned first in amber, then earliest window first, with red "Late" flags for passed windows and a "+N more this afternoon" overflow note), and Completed (green check tags, plus gray canceled and red no-show tags). A technician rail down the right groups techs by Available/En Route/Working/Unavailable with a done-of-total count each. Refreshes about once a minute, rolls over to the next day on its own, supports a sticky per-location picker or All Locations, and can run on unlimited screens. Visible to owners, admins, dispatchers, managers, and CSRs — not technicians or sales-only roles. - [CarPlay & Android Auto](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/carplay-android-auto.html): Native in-vehicle app for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, built on each platform’s own driving templates. Three capabilities only: today’s job list in time order with the next job pinned (arrival window, customer, distance, live-updating if dispatch reschedules mid-drive); one-tap Navigate that hands the job record’s verified address to Apple Maps or Google Maps turn-by-turn; and one-tap En Route / Arrived status changes. A status tap from the dash is the same event as in the app — it updates the dispatch board, fires the customer’s branded arrival notification, writes a real departure timestamp, and starts the live ETA. Deliberately excludes typing, notes, photos, signatures, and payment collection, which remain in the phone app. No voice-command interface. Included in the flat $40/user/month with no per-vehicle or per-truck fee. - [Live Activities & Lock Screen Widgets](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/live-activities-widgets.html): Glanceable job info that requires no app launch. A Live Activity tracks the single job in play through three states — a countdown to the next appointment with a leave-by time, a live en-route arrival estimate (the same ETA the office and customer see), and a running time-on-site timer that starts on Arrived — then ends itself when the job is completed. Appears in the Dynamic Island on supported iPhone models. Widgets: Next Job (time, customer, address), Today at a Glance (completed vs. scheduled), lock screen circular and inline shapes, and Home Screen small/medium/large, with the large size listing the remaining day. Medium and large widgets carry interactive quick actions — On My Way (sets en route and fires the customer notification without opening the app) and Navigate. Push-driven rather than background-run, so battery impact is minimal. Android has the same widgets and quick actions with live updates delivered as an ongoing notification; the Dynamic Island is iPhone-only hardware. Included in the flat $40/user/month. - [Live Map & GPS Tracking](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#maps): Real-time technician location tracking on an interactive map. Live ETAs, isochrone coverage areas (10/20/30-minute travel zones), service boundary management, and customer-facing appointment tracking. - [Territory Intelligence](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/territory-intelligence.html): Live appointment heatmap with Mapbox-powered density visualization (dark/streets/satellite/3D views), ranked hotspot detection, day-of-week volume density strip, and auto-calculated coverage radius per location. Filter by date range, location, and completion status to compare territories and time windows. - [Jobs & Appointments](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#scheduling): Multi-appointment jobs for recurring work or follow-ups. Status progression from unscheduled through confirmed, en route, arrived, and completed. Emergency job creation, upsell tracking, and job reopening workflows. - [Client & Property Management](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#scheduling): Full CRM with client profiles, multiple contacts per client, property/address management, service history, equipment registry, and custom fields. Client credit tracking and technician blocking. - [Price Books & Flat Rate Pricing](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#billing): Versioned price books with bulk percent-increase updates and scheduled pricing changes. Flat rate service packages with computed or override pricing, letting technicians quote jobs on-site without guesswork. - [Invoicing & Estimates](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#billing): Create estimates and invoices with line items from the price book catalog. Estimate-to-invoice conversion, promo codes, discount tracking, tax calculation (TaxJar integration), and tax exemption support. Automatic invoice numbering and PDF generation. - [Payments](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#billing): Payment processing via Stripe, Authorize.net, or NMI — supporting credit cards, ACH, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Stripe Terminal and supported card readers for on-site card-present payments. Manual payment entry for cash and checks. Past-due invoice notifications via email and SMS. - [Proposals & Sales](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#sales): Multi-package proposals with digital signature capture. Tablet presentation mode for on-site sales. Proposal templates, view tracking, and automatic job creation from accepted proposals. - [Memberships & Service Plans](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/service-plans.html): Recurring maintenance agreements with prepaid or subscription billing. Auto-generated maintenance tasks and jobs. Membership lifecycle management including renewal, expiration, pause, and cancellation. Monthly recurring revenue (MRR) tracking. Plans materialize their own visit schedule — each visit carries a target date and a scheduling window that opens ahead of it — and the Service Plan Fulfillment Inbox surfaces plans whose next visit falls inside a configurable lead-days window (default 14), oldest first. Inbox rows show a Link Sent column and a Send/Re-send button for the booking link, and Skip retires the specific pending visit the row is dated by (with a reason) so a plan due 1-of-2 advances to 2-of-2 rather than disappearing. Staff can send a visit booking link on demand from the plan page or the inbox — useful for reaching out early, re-sending after a bounce, or contacting customers on an account with automated reminders switched off; every send is recorded with the actor set when a person sent it. The visit reminder email is fully brandable from Account > Mailer Templates (header/CTA colors plus introduction, conclusion, disclaimer, license information, and terms of service sections). - [Service Plan Visit Self-Scheduling](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/service-plans.html): Lets maintenance plan customers book their own plan visits from a tokenized link in an SMS or email reminder — no login, no portal account. Two modes, both driven by the same link. With self-scheduling OFF (the default), the customer submits a preferred date plus an optional note and the account's staff notification recipients are emailed who asked, their phone number, the requested date, the note, and whether the visit is already past due, stating plainly that nothing has been scheduled. With self-scheduling ON, the customer picks a day and a named arrival window and Dispatch Scout creates a real Job plus a windowed Appointment on the schedule board, with the technician deliberately left unassigned for dispatch. The booking is constructed identically to a dispatcher-created plan job, so draft estimates, free-service-call consumption, member pricing, and visit fulfillment need no special handling. A window is only offered when it is under its capacity cap, falls on a business day, has a skill-qualified technician available, is inside the coverage area for that property, and clears the account's minimum-notice setting; the same checks re-run at submit time inside an account lock, so two customers racing for the last opening cannot both take it. Account settings: self_scheduling_enabled (default off), self_scheduling_horizon_days (how many days ahead customers may book, capped at 30, default 14), self_scheduling_min_notice_hours, visit_reminders_enabled (default on), and fulfillment_lead_days. Reminders fire once per visit, honor do-not-contact, and skip any plan that already carries an open job. Enabling reminders on an account with a long backlog paces and staggers the catch-up rather than sending every overdue reminder at once. Self-booked jobs are labeled in five places: a "Booked by customer" chip on the job overview, a self-booked line linking to the job on the plan's Visits tab, a Booked By Customer column on the jobs list, a Booked By filter covering both plan-visit and online-booking self-service paths, and the same column on the CSV export plus an entry in the job's activity feed. Included in the flat $40/user/month with no per-booking fee. - [Customer Portal](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#billing): Clients log in to view jobs, invoices, appointments, and memberships. Appointment confirmation, online payment, estimate approval, and membership signup. Magic link access for guest users with no login required. - [Online Booking](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/online-booking.html): Let customers book service 24/7 from your own website with a one-line embeddable widget. Available times come from real business hours, technician shifts, skills, and existing appointments, so there is no risk of double-booking. Choose Hands-off (instant confirmed bookings) or Hands-on (request-to-confirm via an Online Requests queue). Guardrails include minimum notice, booking window, drive-time buffers, a daily booking cap, and service-area enforcement — bookings that break a rule become callback requests instead of being turned away. Customers can attach up to 3 photos, and an optional AI service recommender maps a plain-English problem description to the right service. Every booking is tagged with the Online Booking lead source and tracked in an Online Booking Funnel report (sessions, step-by-step drop-off, conversion rate, callbacks, and most-booked services). Floating-button or inline embed, with customizable branding colors and logo. ## Tags & Auto-Tag Rules - [Tags & Auto-Tag Rules](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/tags.html): Color-coded tags attach to every primary record — Clients, Jobs, Invoices, Leads, Properties, and Users. A first-class organization layer between Status (lifecycle) and Notes (free-form context): searchable, filterable, automatable, and exportable everywhere. Auto-Tag Rules apply tags automatically when a record matches a pattern — by source, ZIP, total, email domain, status change, or any combination — with four trigger types (created, updated, status_changed, tag_added) and AND-combined conditions. Configure once, run forever. Tag Alerts post to Slack channels and email recipients the moment a tag lands, with built-in once-per-hour de-duplication per (tag, record) combo. High-importance tags become colored short-code chips on every dispatch-board appointment card (VIP, POS, GAT, REC). Bulk operations apply up to 10 tags to 500 records in a single action. System-managed tags (like the locked Google LSA tag on LSA-sourced leads) protect integration data while staying filterable, alertable, and chainable. Rule chains stop after 5 levels and short-circuit on any already-applied tag so misconfigured cascades can't run away. Dedicated webhook events (client.tag_added, job.tag_added, invoice.tag_added, lead.tag_added, property.tag_added, user.tag_added) and Zapier triggers/actions ship out of the box. CSV exports include a pipe-delimited Tags column. ## Dispatch Scout Labs (Early Access) - [Dispatch Scout Labs](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/labs.html): Early-access program that ships promising new features the moment they're safe and useful. Labs features are fully built, tested, and safe to use with real data — they meet the same security and reliability bar as everything else — but the design is still being refined based on user feedback. Marked with a ✨ Labs badge in the app, on for every account, included in every plan at no extra cost. Every Labs feature either graduates (badge comes off — the most common path), evolves based on feedback, or is retired with advance notice. - [Record Graph](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/introducing-dispatch-scout-labs.html): The first Labs feature — an interactive visual map of everything connected to a customer or job (jobs, appointments, technicians, invoices, payments, notes, and attachments) drawn as an explorable node graph on the Graph tab of customer and job pages. Invoice and payment circles scale with dollar amount; a red ring marks real invoices with an outstanding balance. A timeline replay builds the customer's history in chronological order, with a scrubber to any point in time. Hover to trace relationships, click to open records, double-click a job to expand its appointments, technicians, notes, and attachments in place. Legend filters per record type, a text-node mind-map view, and drag/zoom/pan. Read-only, permission-aware, and trimmed to the 300 most recent records for very large histories. ## Inventory & Fleet - [Inventory Management](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#inventory): Real-time stock levels across warehouses, trucks, and locations. Auto-deduct parts from invoices. Smart alerts and reorder points. Assemblies and bills of materials. Purchase order workflow with vendor management, item receiving, and partial receipts. - [Fleet Management](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#fleet): Vehicle roster with maintenance schedules (oil changes, tire rotations, inspections). Interval-based scheduling by mileage or date. Pre-trip and post-trip check-ins with odometer, fuel level, and condition reporting. - [Smart Capture (AI Vision)](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#fleet): AI-powered instrument cluster reading from a phone photo. Extracts odometer, detects warning lights (check engine, oil pressure, battery, ABS, TPMS), and estimates fuel level with confidence scoring. - [Equipment & Warranty Tracking](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#equipment): Equipment registry for HVAC units, water heaters, electrical panels, and more. Manufacturer and warranty tracking, automated maintenance reminders, full service history per unit, and SmartSticker QR codes for customer self-service. ## Communication & Collaboration - [Team Messaging](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#communication): Built-in team chat with direct messages and channels. Department-based channel sync, file and photo sharing, message search, starring, and pinning. Real-time WebSocket messaging. - [Client Notifications](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#communication): Automated SMS and email notifications for appointment confirmations, reminders, en-route alerts, and payment reminders. Customizable notification templates and client notification preferences. - [Tasks & Todos](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#collaboration): Assignable tasks with media attachments and document linking. Kanban board view and mobile access. ## KPI Dashboards, Business Intelligence & Reporting - [Real-Time KPI Dashboards & BI](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/reporting-analytics.html): Field service business intelligence built directly into the platform — real-time KPI dashboards with live data visualization (charts, trends, rollups) for revenue, job volume, workload, and AR. Unlike traditional BI tools (Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Domo) that sync data into a separate warehouse on a schedule and lag 15 minutes to a full day behind, Dispatch Scout dashboards query the live operational database directly — no ETL, no warehouse sync, no separate BI subscription, and every metric is current to the second. Rollups zoom from company-wide down to a single location or technician. - [Financial Reports](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#reporting): Revenue (booked vs. collected), accounts receivable aging, job costing and profitability. Scheduled automated report delivery via email. - [Scheduling Reports](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#reporting): Technician utilization, on-time arrival rates, appointment heatmaps, workload analysis, and weather impact on scheduling. - [Technician Leaderboard](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#reporting): Gamified performance metrics including jobs completed, revenue generated, and customer ratings. - [Marketing & Call Tracking Reports](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#reporting): Lead source attribution, call-to-booking correlation, AI call quality scoring, missed call analysis, and promo code performance. - [Inventory Reports](https://www.dispatchscout.com/#reporting): Inventory valuation, stock movement history, COGS, vendor performance, and reorder recommendations. - [TV KPI Dashboards](https://www.dispatchscout.com/features/reporting-analytics.html): Six big-screen, display-optimized KPI dashboards for the office, dispatch room, warehouse, and break room — Main, Dispatch, Schedule, Warehouse, Finance, and Technician Leaderboard. Live data visualization with dark/light themes and hands-off auto-refresh; the Dispatch and Schedule dashboards stream technician GPS and status in real time. No extra hardware and no per-seat reporting fees. ## Mobile Apps - [iOS App](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dispatch-scout/id6751197353): Full-featured technician app with job management, appointment status updates, invoice creation, payment collection (Stripe Terminal and Tap-to-pay with Authorize.net / NMI readers), proposal signatures, GPS location sharing, photo/video capture, barcode scanning, real-time messaging, Live Activities and lock screen / Home Screen widgets (with Dynamic Island support), and a native Apple CarPlay experience for the day’s job list, one-tap navigation, and En Route / Arrived status. - [Android App](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dispatchscout.android): Full-featured technician app matching iOS capabilities for Android devices, including Android Auto support (job list, one-tap navigation, En Route / Arrived status) and home screen widgets with On My Way and Navigate quick actions. Live job updates arrive as an ongoing notification, Android’s equivalent of an iOS Live Activity; there is no Dynamic Island on Android hardware. - [Warehouse App](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dispatch-scout-warehouse/id6761225924): Dedicated mobile app for inventory staff with barcode scanning, shipment receiving, stock transfers, and physical counts. ## Integrations - [Stripe Connect](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Payment processing for credit cards, ACH, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Stripe Terminal for in-person payments. - [Authorize.net](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Payment gateway integration for credit cards using your existing Authorize.net merchant account. - [NMI](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Payment gateway integration for credit cards, and tokenized recurring billing — processor-agnostic and bring-your-own-merchant. - [QuickBooks Online](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Automatic sync of clients, invoices, payments, and line items. - [Google Calendar](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Two-way appointment sync with Google Calendar. - [DocuSign E-Signature](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/e-signatures-docusign-dropbox-sign.html): Send work authorizations, install contracts, and maintenance agreements for legally binding e-signature from any job, estimate, proposal, or membership. Connects to your own DocuSign account, auto-fills templates with customer and job data, returns the signed PDF and Certificate of Completion automatically, and can require a signed document before a job is scheduled, completed, or a membership is activated. - [Dropbox Sign E-Signature](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/e-signatures-docusign-dropbox-sign.html): Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign) e-signature for work authorizations, contracts, and agreements sent from any job, estimate, proposal, or membership. Connects to your own Dropbox Sign account, auto-fills templates, returns the signed PDF with audit trail automatically, and supports require-before-schedule rules. Customers sign in a branded portal with no account required. - [PBX Screen-Pop](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/pbx-screen-pop-integration.html): Opens the matching client record the moment a call rings. Works with Yeastar P-Series (Linkus call popup), Vonage, Twilio agent desktops, RingCentral, 3CX, Grandstream, and any phone system that can open a URL with the caller's number. One match opens the client page, multiple matches show a picker, no match opens a pre-filled new-client form. Phone-number matching is normalized against client and contact phone/mobile fields with address-based narrowing, and every screen-pop is logged. - [Twilio](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): SMS notifications, call tracking with AI-powered call scoring, call recording, and transcription. - [Zapier](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Workflow automation connecting Dispatch Scout to thousands of other apps. - [REST API & Webhooks](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Full REST API with OAuth2 authentication for third-party integrations. Outgoing webhooks with HMAC-SHA256 signing for real-time event notifications. OpenAPI/Swagger documentation. - [App Marketplace](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): An open marketplace where businesses and developers can build and publish custom applications on top of the Dispatch Scout API. Listing in the marketplace is free — unlike ServiceTitan, which charges developers $15,000 per year plus API usage fees just to participate, Dispatch Scout welcomes third-party innovation without paywalling access to the platform. - [MCP Server](https://www.dispatchscout.com/marketplace.html): Dispatch Scout is an AI-first technology company and one of the first field service platforms to ship a native MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and custom agents can connect directly to Dispatch Scout to read and manage scheduling, jobs, clients, invoices, and more — turning natural language into real dispatching actions. ## Call Tracking - [Built-In Call Tracking](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/call-tracking.html): Twilio-powered tracking number provisioning, call recording and transcription, AI call scoring for quality and sentiment, call routing by business hours, missed call detection, and lead source attribution. ## Pricing - [Pricing](https://www.dispatchscout.com/pricing.html): $40/user/month. All features included. No setup fees. No feature gating. Unlimited jobs and invoices. Free trial available. Volume pricing for 50+ users. ## Industries - [HVAC Dispatch Software](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/hvac-dispatch-software.html): Scheduling, dispatch, and service management for HVAC contractors. - [Plumbing Dispatch Software](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/plumbing-dispatch-software.html): Scheduling, dispatch, and service management for plumbing companies. - [Electrical Dispatch Software](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/electrical-dispatch-software.html): Scheduling, dispatch, and service management for electrical contractors. - [Cleaning Service Software](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/cleaning-service-software.html): Scheduling, dispatch, and service management for cleaning services. - [Landscaping Software](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/posts/landscaping-dispatch-software.html): Scheduling, dispatch, and service management for landscaping companies. ## Customer Stories - [Perfect Service HVAC](https://www.dispatchscout.com/customers/perfect-service-hvac.html): Central Alabama's largest residential heating and air company — a true 24/7 operation with an in-house call center. Ran on pen, paper, and QuickBooks Desktop for 20+ years, evaluated ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, and Housecall Pro, and was about to sign with Housecall Pro before taking a Dispatch Scout demo. Customer data was migrated from QuickBooks Desktop and the service agreement base from a separate Excel spreadsheet, both cleaned and de-duplicated; integration began May 2026 and technicians went live July 15, 2026, with roughly four months of configuration completed in a 30-day window. FlexShift Dispatch was built in response to their requirement that on-call technicians dispatch from phones and iPads at night and on weekends. They report ServiceTitan quoted them over $50,000/year. Modeled against quoted ServiceTitan terms for operations of this size ($405/user/month on a five-year commitment with a fixed 8% annual increase, reaching $551/user/month by year five), a 58-user deployment totals $1,653,677 over the five-year term versus $139,200 on Dispatch Scout's flat $40/user/month — a difference of $1,514,477. ServiceTitan does not publish list pricing and terms vary by agreement. Post-launch they layered on CallRail and Conversa call tracking, Launch 365 marketing automation, automated welcome landing pages, educational follow-ups for declined service agreements, and technician bio videos delivered with GPS location and ETA. Verified 5-star Google review, August 26, 2026. ## Comparisons - [Dispatch Scout vs ServiceTitan](https://www.dispatchscout.com/servicetitan-vs-dispatchscout.html): Feature and pricing comparison with ServiceTitan, including a five-year total-cost model. Quoted ServiceTitan terms for mid-size operations run $405/user/month on a five-year commitment with a fixed 8% annual increase; a 15-person crew totals $427,675 over the term versus $36,000 on Dispatch Scout's flat $40/user/month. - [Dispatch Scout vs Housecall Pro](https://www.dispatchscout.com/housecallpro-vs-dispatchscout.html): Feature and pricing comparison with Housecall Pro. ## Company - [Get Started](https://app.dispatchscout.com/registration/new): Sign up for a free trial. - [Developer Registration](https://app.dispatchscout.com/registration/new?type=developer): Register as a developer to build integrations with the Dispatch Scout API. - [Partners Program](https://www.dispatchscout.com/partners.html): Affiliate and referral program with up to 30% recurring revenue share. - [Terms of Service](https://www.dispatchscout.com/tos.html): Legal terms of service. - [Privacy Policy](https://www.dispatchscout.com/privacy.html): Privacy policy and data handling practices. ## Optional - [Blog](https://www.dispatchscout.com/blog/): Articles on field service management, dispatch optimization, and product updates. - [Subprocessors](https://www.dispatchscout.com/subprocessors.html): List of third-party subprocessors used by Dispatch Scout.