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You already pay for this. In pieces.
Two different jobs
Your field software stays. Caliber runs on top.
ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, and Jobber stay yours. Every row is theirs to keep and Caliber's to work with.
- Schedule, dispatch, invoice, paymentReads it
- Pricebook, customers, job historyGrounded in it
- AI products inside their platformWorks across phones, Google, books
- One operation across the stackCoordinates
- Work recorded but never finishedPrevents
- Owner approvals with a receiptRoutes and proves
The stack
One subscription, or a stack of them
Each specialist fills a row. Caliber is the column. Roadmap is billed only when live.
| Avoca | Agency | Caliber OS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers and books every call, text, and web lead | Yes | Not evidenced | Runs |
| Chases quotes and wins back quiet customers | Yes | Not evidenced | Runs |
| Reviews, reputation, and local search | Not evidenced | Yes | Runs |
| Content and paid ads governed to margin | Not evidenced | Partial | Runs |
| Coaching from recorded tech calls | Not evidenced | Not evidenced | Roadmap |
| Parts ready before tomorrow's jobs | Not evidenced | Not evidenced | Roadmap |
| Margin by job and a Monday brief | Not evidenced | Not evidenced | Runs |
Yes and Partial come from official docs, not a claim anyone lacks a feature. A blank cell means not evidenced.
The old way
What the column costs, assembled the old way
Industry ranges for the jobs each tier covers. Not our result. Published Caliber rates are on the cards below.
Command
Front office, booking, brief
CSR + after-hours coverage, typically mid four figures a month
Growth
Plus marketing, reviews, follow-up
CSR + agency + reviews, often high four to mid five figures
Scale
Plus finance, field, P&L
The assembled stack: CSR, agency, fractional finance, field and P&L labor — every one a separate bill