Electrician scheduling and job management software is usually priced per user per month or per business. Some vendors offer a free trial; others require a card upfront.

Typical ranges: Solo electricians can often find tools from around £15–30/month. Small teams may pay £20–50+ per electrician per month depending on features (scheduling, quoting, invoicing, payments, CRM).

What to check:

• Is there a free trial, and do you need to enter payment details?
• Are there setup fees or long-term contracts?
• Does the price include online booking, invoicing and card payments, or are these add-ons?
• Is support and onboarding included?

SparkServ pricing: £20 per month per electrician after a 4-week free trial with no payment required upfront. The trial includes full access to the diary, booking flow, quotes, invoicing and payments. See the FAQ for details.

Comparing cost alone isn't enough — consider how much time you'll save on admin and how quickly you get paid. Software that ties jobs, reminders and payments together often pays for itself in reduced chasing and fewer missed slots.