Convex (ServiceTitan) vs FieldClients: Convex alternatives for commercial sales teams
Convex builds property-intelligence software for commercial trades inside ServiceTitan. FieldClients is a self-serve feed: we read the public records in your market and match each one to its account, so your reps start from a dated record with the decision-maker one reveal away. Here is the honest breakdown, with prices where they are published, so a sales team can pick the right one.
Convex vs FieldClients at a glance
| Comparison criteria | Convex | FieldClients |
|---|---|---|
| What you buy | Property-intelligence software inside ServiceTitan | A self-serve feed of public-record signals by market, each matched to its account |
| Who does the work | Your reps, in the tool | We read the records and match each one to its account. Your reps filter, reveal and call |
| Trades named | HVAC, security and access control, fire and life safety, facilities and janitorial, elevators, roofing, waste | Security and CCTV, commercial cleaning, fire protection, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, masonry, waste, construction, property management |
| Records | Property data, ownership, permit history, trigger events | Building permits, code violations, new business licences; registrations and certificates of occupancy where published |
| Coverage | United States | United States, by county or metro |
| Pricing | Custom annual contract, quote only | Self-serve from $99 a month (1 market, 100 deep reveals). Growth $249, Pro $499. Month to month, no setup fee. |
| CRM integration | Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics; custom work for other CRMs | CSV export of every reveal |
| Many areas | One national licence, priced per user | Pro: up to 10 markets, or one state, on one plan, month to month |
| Proof | Named case studies: Convergint, Comfort Systems, Jan-Pro | 14 days of the full feed, free. Reveals start when you subscribe. |
| Self-serve signup | no, demo only | yes, 14-day trial of the feed |
| Entry price | no public price | $99/mo |
| What is metered | not published | deep reveals (100 to 750/mo); feed unlimited |
| Geography unit | not published | county or metro, any size |
| Contact on the record | not published | verified decision-maker email on every reveal; company phone where listed |
| Reason to call | not published | yes, dated, on every reveal |
Convex facts are as published on Convex's and ServiceTitan's public sites on 29 October 2026. Price re-checked on convex.com on 5 November 2026: no public price, demo only. If something here is out of date, email get@fieldclients.com and we will correct it.
Choose Convex if…
- You have reps who live in a prospecting tool all day
- You want to own the data and work it in-house
- You're standardizing on the ServiceTitan ecosystem
Choose FieldClients if…
- You want records already matched to accounts, with little desk time
- You sell to property managers, building owners and operators
- You want a published price per market, month to month
Convex and ServiceTitan: what the acquisition changed
Convex is now part of ServiceTitan, which bought it to add commercial property intelligence to a platform that started in residential field service management. If you are searching for how the two relate, the short answer is that Convex is the prospecting and property-data layer, and ServiceTitan is the operating system around it: dispatch, scheduling, invoicing, and the rest of the back office.
What the acquisition changed is who the product is for. A property-intelligence tool sold on its own has to win on data alone. Sold inside a platform, it wins on integration: the pitch is that your prospecting, your jobs, and your invoicing live in one system. That is a real advantage, and it points at a specific buyer, a company already standardizing on ServiceTitan, with enough sales headcount to keep a prospecting tool busy.
Three questions that decide it
- Do you already run ServiceTitan? If yes, the integration argument is genuine and Convex is the natural extension. If you run something else, or a whiteboard, you are buying into an ecosystem to get a data tool.
- Who works the data? A prospecting licence only pays back if somebody sits in it. Companies with dedicated reps get real value; teams without that headcount tend to buy the licence and never open it.
- Do you want to build the list or start from one? A property-intelligence tool hands you a searchable universe, and your reps build the list. FieldClients starts from the dated record, already matched to its account and filtered to your trade. One reveal returns the verified decision-maker.
There is no trick answer here. If you have the team and the ecosystem, the platform route is coherent. FieldClients fits the other case: a team that wants to filter a feed to its trade, reveal the people worth calling and get back to work, month to month at a published price.
Convex vs CoStar: which one is for a service contractor?
CoStar is commercial real-estate data: ownership, tenancy, lease comparables and sales history, sold to brokers, lenders and investors who price and trade buildings. A service contractor can mine it for owners and managers, but that is a side effect of a product built for a different buyer, and the data is organised around the asset, not around the moment a building needs a vendor. Convex packages a narrower slice, ownership and permit history, for service-trade sales, and puts it inside ServiceTitan so a rep can work it next to the jobs and invoices.
FieldClients sits a step further along. We read public records every day, permits, code violations, new business licences and certificates of occupancy, and match each one to the account behind the building. You filter the feed to your trade, and one reveal returns the verified decision-maker with a dated reason to call. CoStar and Convex are both quote-only. FieldClients' prices are on this page. Self-serve from $99 a month.
Questions
Can HVAC contractors prospecting commercial property owners rely on Convex?
Yes, if they have reps who will work the tool daily and already run or plan to run ServiceTitan. Convex surfaces ownership and permit history per property so a rep can build a target list. HVAC contractors with less desk time use FieldClients. It reads mechanical permits and heat and hot-water violations where published, and matches each record to its account. They filter the feed to HVAC, and one reveal returns the verified decision-maker with a dated reason to call.
How much does Convex cost?
Convex does not publish prices; it is sold on a custom annual contract through ServiceTitan, and reviewers report per-user pricing. FieldClients publishes its prices. Self-serve from $99 a month. Month to month.
Does Convex cover the UK?
No. Convex is United States only. FieldClients also works in the United Kingdom, where it reads planning applications, Companies House and public tenders. Its self-serve plans are US only.
Is Convex the same as ServiceTitan?
Convex is part of ServiceTitan. It was acquired and sits inside their commercial ecosystem. That validates the category (property intelligence for the trades is real and valuable) but it also changes the buyer: it fits companies already standardizing on ServiceTitan with a sales team to run the tool.
Who owns Convex?
ServiceTitan. Convex was acquired and now sits inside ServiceTitan’s commercial ecosystem as its property-intelligence layer, alongside the dispatch, scheduling, and invoicing tools ServiceTitan is known for.
Can I get the same data with less desk time?
That is what FieldClients is for. We read the public records in your market and match each one to its account before you log in. You filter the feed to your trade, reveal the decision-maker on the records worth a call and export them to CSV. There is no prospecting universe to build first.
Which should I choose?
Choose Convex if you have reps who live in a prospecting tool all day and want to run the sourcing yourself. Choose FieldClients if you want a feed already matched to accounts, at a published price per market, month to month.
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