How Crewzon compares
The honest version: every tool below runs a trade business. Here's where they differ — and where we think we win.
| What matters | Crewzon | ServiceM8 | Tradify | Fergus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Base plans from A$29/month + extra seats | Plan pricing by monthly job volume | From A$48/user/month, ex GST | Monthly base with flexible user types |
| How team growth is handled | A$9 per extra seat; automatic plan fit | Unlimited users on paid plans | Per-user pricing | Enterprise conversation above 10 staff |
| Android access | Full app | ServiceM8 Lite | Full app | Mobile app listed |
| AI capability | Planned — not available today | Included by published plan limits | SmartTools on Plus | Not compared |
| Accounting sync | Planned — exports available now | Xero and QuickBooks | Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks Online | Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks listed |
| Free trial | 21 days + conditional 7-day extension | 14 days | 14 days | 14 days |
Competitor details checked against official pricing pages on 19 August 2026. Product offerings change, so confirm current terms with each vendor.
The short version
Crewzon vs ServiceM8
ServiceM8 prices paid plans by monthly job volume and provides Android access through ServiceM8 Lite. Crewzon prices by licensed seats and ships its field app across iOS and Android.
Crewzon vs Tradify
Tradify publishes per-user Australian pricing, with SmartTools on Plus. Crewzon uses a base plan plus A$9 monthly extra seats and clearly labels its AI assistant as planned, not available today.
Crewzon vs Fergus
Fergus publishes monthly base plans with flexible user types and directs teams above ten staff to Enterprise. Crewzon stays self-serve above 40 seats while triggering a nonblocking Enterprise-fit review.
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