Simple pricing. Zero gotchas.
One flat price per user per month. Every feature is in. No setup fees, no feature gating, no tier traps. Cancel whenever you want.
All features. All locations. Unlimited jobs & invoices.
What you're never charged extra for
Every one of these is an add-on or tier upgrade with other platforms. With Dispatch Scout, they're just... included.
Every feature. One price.
Twelve pillars covering the entire dispatch, billing, sales, and analytics lifecycle. Click any card to go deeper.
Notes: Payment processing fees (Stripe, Authorize.net, or NMI) and any third-party marketplace app fees are billed by those providers separately. A 0.25% (25 bps) Dispatch Scout platform fee applies to Stripe Connect transactions; Authorize.net and NMI have no Dispatch Scout transaction fee. QuickBooks requires an active QuickBooks subscription.
Dispatch Scout vs. typical alternatives
What's standard here is an add-on, tier upgrade, or a separate SaaS bill almost everywhere else.
| Feature | Dispatch Scout | Typical alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| All features in one plan | Included | Gated behind tiers & add-ons |
| Multi-location out of the box | Included | Often limited or Enterprise-only |
| Call tracking & recording | Included | Separate CallRail-style subscription |
| AI assistant & MCP | Included | "AI tier" upsell |
| Inventory + dedicated warehouse app | Included | Separate software / hardware vendor |
| Custom fields & forms | Included | Partial / requires integrations |
| Customer portal + deep-link pay | Included | Portal or pay link — rarely both |
| TV dashboards | Included | Extra "reporting seats" |
| Pricing clarity | $30 per user / mo | Bundles, minimums, add-on traps |
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