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Selk vs Housecall Pro

Selk vs Housecall Pro: Where Small Crews Land

Housecall Pro is built to help home-service companies book more calls. Selk is built to run the work with a small crew.

Housecall Pro brings marketing campaigns, review tools and sales features. If your problem is getting work, it earns its price. If your problem is running the work with a small crew, most of that machinery sits unused while the bill keeps coming: a team of up to five on its Essentials plan runs $189/month (regular monthly list price, checked October 22, 2026).

Selk runs the work. A contractor plus five workers pays $79/month flat — estimate from your own price book, schedule, assign, invoice, and let the customer pay by card through Stripe straight to your bank. Workers are free on every plan, in a separate app that shows their jobs, hours and pay — never prices.

Field reality check

Selk keeps working without signal, takes voice input, speaks six languages, deducts van stock when a job closes, sends you a smart arrival alert when a worker reaches the job, and warns you 30 days before a worker’s license expires. It was built by a working electrician in Houston for gloved hands and bright sun — not adapted from an office dashboard.

Where each one wins

Housecall Pro: marketing automation, customer financing and tools for high-volume call centers. Selk: flat price, free workers, field-first simplicity, and a pipeline your crew learns in an afternoon.

Selk is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. The iPhone version is in testing now.

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Housecall Pro is a trademark of its owner. Selk is not affiliated with Housecall Pro. Prices from housecallpro.com/pricing on October 22, 2026.

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