Elevator software pricing
Prices as each vendor shows them on its own site, checked . Nothing here is ranked.
liftdue wrote this page and is one of the products in it: a list of buildings past or near their inspection date (Texas) or with no Category 1 report on file yet this year (NYC). Type your ZIP or borough to see the ones near you.
Quick answers
Run your contracts (service software)
- BuildOps pricing
- Not published. Its pricing page says pricing is “built around your crew size, your trades, and what you actually need.” buildops.com/pricing, · see table
- ElevatorPlus pricing
- Not published. Its pricing page describes a one-time implementation fee plus a fixed annual fee, with no per-user fees. elevatorplus.app/pricing, · see table
- FIELDBOSS pricing
- From $90 per mobile user and $185 per back-office user a month, plus one-time implementation from $50,000, $75,000 or $100,000 depending on the plan. fieldboss.com/pricing, · see table
- ServiceTrade pricing
- Not published. Each of its plans (Select, Premium, Enterprise) says “Request pricing.” servicetrade.com/pricing, · see table
Find buildings (leads and building data)
- ConveyanceIQ pricing
- $49 or $199 per seat a month, or from $1,000 per organization a month billed annually. app.conveyanceiq.com/pricing, · see table
- Dodge Construction Network pricing
- Not published. Dodge’s own page says it “does not publish a standard price list.” construction.com, · see table
- Smarterlift pricing
- From $499 a month ($424 a month billed annually), plus a one-time onboarding fee of $1,500, $2,500 or $3,500. smarterlift.app, · see table
Prices, as published
| Product | What it is | Price, as published | Source, date checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run your contracts (service software) Service software for the contracts you already have. liftdue doesn’t replace any of it. | |||
| BuildOps | General field service software | Not published Its pricing page says pricing is “built around your crew size, your trades, and what you actually need.” | buildops.com/pricing |
| ElevatorPlus | Elevator service software | Not published Its pricing page describes a one-time implementation fee plus a fixed annual fee, with no per-user fees. | elevatorplus.app/pricing |
| Expert Service Solutions (MOM) | ERP with an elevator focus | Not published | expertservicesolutions.com |
| FIELDBOSS | Elevator service software on Dynamics 365 Business Central | Mobile user license from $90 per user a month. Back office license from $185 per user a month. One-time implementation from $50,000, $75,000 or $100,000, depending on the plan (Rapid, Complete or White-Glove Onboarding). | fieldboss.com/pricing |
| FieldEdge | General field service software | Not published Each of its plans says “Request Pricing.” | fieldedge.com/pricing |
| Housecall Pro | General field service software | $59, $149 or $299 a month, billed annually. | housecallpro.com/pricing |
| Jobber | General field service software, with a page for elevator companies | Starting at $29, $99, $149 or $399 a month, billed annually. | getjobber.com/pricing |
| LiftGrid | Elevator maintenance software | $89, $219 or $499 a month (up to 100, 500 or 1,500 elevators). Payments are processed in Turkish lira. | getliftgrid.com/pricing |
| Liftkeeper | Elevator-only business software | Not published | liftkeeper.com |
| Salesforce Field Service | General field service software | Field Service plans $250, $450 or $650 per user a month. Dispatcher and Technician licenses $175 per user a month. Both billed annually. Contractor Plus $80 per user a month or $32 per login. | salesforce.com field service pricing |
| ServiceTitan | General field service software | Not published Each of its plans says “Request Pricing.” | servicetitan.com/pricing |
| ServiceTrade | General field service software | Not published Each of its plans says “Request pricing.” | servicetrade.com/pricing |
| Smart Service | QuickBooks-based field service software, with a page for elevator companies | From $129 per user a month, 5-user minimum. 15% off with annual billing, 30% off on a 3-year contract. | smartservice.com/pricing |
| Super Elevator System | Elevator service software | $499 a month with no setup fee, $995 a month plus $2,500 setup, or $2,995 a month plus $5,000 setup. Prepay the year and the setup fee is waived. | superelevatorsystem.com/pricing |
| Total Service (TS Cloud) | Service software for independent contractors | Not published | totalservice.cloud, totalservice.cloud/about |
| Find buildings (leads and building data) Ways to find buildings you don’t service yet, liftdue included. | |||
| ConstructConnect | Bid-stage construction project data | Starter $129 a month per market, per seat. Professional from $199 a month per market, per seat, on an annual contract. Premium from $10,000 a year. | constructconnect.com/pricing |
| Construction Monitor | Building permit leads | Texas commercial permits, per month: Austin Metro $250, Dallas Metro $375, Fort Worth $219, San Antonio $156. | Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, shop |
| Convex (ServiceTitan) | Commercial prospecting from property and permit data, with a page for elevator companies | Not published | convex.com elevator page |
| ConveyanceIQ | Territory data for elevator companies in 26 states: who last worked each building, expiring certificates, aging equipment | Starter $49 per seat a month. Pro $199 per seat a month, with territory alerts on “inspection lapses”. Business from $1,000 per organization a month, billed annually. 14-day Pro trial, card required. | conveyanceiq.com, pricing, sources |
| CoStar | Property data | Not published | costar.com |
| Dodge Construction Network | Commercial construction projects, from pre-planning to start | Not published Dodge’s own page says it “does not publish a standard price list.” | construction.com |
| liftdue (this site) | Buildings in your territory from TDLR and DOB NOW records, each row linked to its record. | $349/mo per territory. Founding price: $199/mo, locked for 12 months, for the first 10 companies. 14-day free trial, no card. | liftdue pricing |
| NYC Elevator Inspection Violations & Compliance Leads (by kempdata; you run it yourself on Apify) | NYC DOB device records flagged for Category 1 not filed and Category 5 due. NYC only. | From $2.50 per 1,000 device records. | apify.com/kempdata/nyc-elevator-compliance |
| NYC Open Data, by hand | The city’s DOB NOW elevator data and DOB violations, free to download. | $0 | DOB NOW elevator data, DOB: resolve violations |
| Reonomy | Commercial property and ownership data | Not shown on its pricing page The page’s search description says “plans start at $400/mo.” | reonomy.com/pricing |
| Shovels | Building permits from 2,840+ jurisdictions | $0, $599 or $999 a month. Enterprise is custom. | shovels.ai/pricing, API |
| Smarterlift | Leads from the TX, NY, FL and MN elevator registries, inside a full operations system (service, billing, accounting and AI tools) | Crew $499 a month ($424 billed annually), Company $999 a month ($849 billed annually), Regional $1,699 a month ($1,444 billed annually). One-time onboarding fee of $1,500, $2,500 or $3,500, not refunded (Regional adds $1,000 for each location after the first). Its offer: “fourteen days to look and a free first month.” | smarterlift.app, contract leads page |
| TDLR export and search, by hand | The state's own file, and a search form by city, county, ZIP, owner or building. No radius or due-date filter. | $0 | TDLR elevator search |
| The Elevator Database | Free search of state conveyance records, and a paid API | Search free. API paid, price not published. | elevatordatabase.com/Texas, About, state list |
| ZoomInfo | Contact data | Not published | zoominfo.com/pricing |
How liftdue’s price compares
liftdue is $349/mo per territory. One territory is one 25-mile radius in Texas or one New York City borough. 14-day free trial, no card. The founding price and trial terms are on liftdue’s pricing page.
ConveyanceIQ
ConveyanceIQ Pro is $199 per seat per month (app.conveyanceiq.com/pricing, ). At list price liftdue costs more per month than one Pro seat, because liftdue is priced per territory, not per seat. If you work outside Texas and New York City, ConveyanceIQ covers 26 states.
Smarterlift
Smarterlift, which also sells elevator leads from state registries, is $499 a month ($424 a month billed annually) plus a one-time onboarding fee (smarterlift.app, ). It runs dispatch and billing too. liftdue is only the list.
One building
For a one-off lookup of a single building, TDLR’s free search is the right tool in Texas. In New York City, DOB NOW looks up one device, address or BIN at a time, and its violation search needs an NYC.ID login (DOB’s page on elevator violations).
What a liftdue list holds
In Texas, liftdue shows the buildings in your territory where TDLR’s file has units more than 60 days past their annual inspection date or due within the next 60 days. In New York City, it shows buildings with no current-year Category 1 report on file in DOB NOW, or an open DOB Failure to File or Failure to Correct violation. It says nothing about who maintains an elevator today: TDLR’s file and DOB’s elevator compliance data have no field for that. You pick out the ones you don’t service yet.
Across the Texas buildings liftdue can place on the map, it lists 1,752 elevators and escalators at 1,061 buildings more than 60 days past their annual inspection date in TDLR’s file of . Some addresses can’t be placed on a map yet, so this count can run low. A past date can just be late paperwork, so every row links to its TDLR record.
In New York City the 2026 Category 1 test window runs to Dec 31, so many reports just aren’t filed yet. As of , liftdue lists 20,277 active NYC elevators with no 2026 Category 1 test report on file in DOB NOW.
Source: TDLR, as of ; NYC DOB NOW, as of . How we count
How these prices were checked
Every price here comes from the vendor’s own page, not from review sites or comparison lists. liftdue’s own counts come from public records: where the data comes from.