Comparison · as of Oct 2026
Tierstead vs Deepsel
Deepsel describes itself as field-service software with a service-plans module on its Pro plan. Its FAQ answers "Does it replace Jobber or Housecall Pro?" with "Yes". (usedeepsel.com)
Tierstead is a membership-plan tool for service businesses, in development (nothing is for sale yet). Facts about Deepsel below come from its own website, read on 29 Oct 2026.
| Deepsel | Tierstead (planned) | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Live, according to its website. Its Max plan is listed as "coming soon". | In development. Nothing is for sale yet; join the early-access list (free). |
| What it's for | Running the whole service business (it says it replaces Jobber or Housecall Pro), with service plans on Pro. | Membership plans and price rises only, alongside the job software you already use. |
| Pricing | Free (2 users, 100 customers). Pro $29/mo or $290/yr, includes service plans. Max $59/mo or $590/yr, "coming soon". Card processing 3.3% + 30¢. | Planned: Starter $29/mo (up to 50 members, includes 1 price-rise run a year), Pro $59/mo (up to 250 members, price-rise finder and letters), Scale $99/mo (unlimited members). USD; annual = 10× monthly. Planned, may change. |
| Switching | Imports customers from Jobber and other tools, according to its pricing page FAQ. | Not a replacement for your job software; planned to sit alongside it. Which software it connects to will be confirmed before early access opens. |
| Taking members' payments | Yes, at 3.3% + 30¢ per card payment, according to its pricing page. | Planned never to store or process your customers' card details. Members keep paying you the way they do now. |
| Price rises | Not described on the pricing page we read. | Price-rise letters planned with notice-window checks by US state, Canadian province and the UK/Australia (e.g. California's 7–30 day window) and how-to-cancel wording. The same checks are in our free notice checker and price-rise audit today. Bulk price edit with preview and one-click undo (planned). |
Where Deepsel is ahead today
- It's live today, and has a free plan.
- It's a full job-management system, so you could run everything in one place.
- At $29/mo its Pro plan covers much more than memberships.
Deepsel may suit you if you're ready to replace your job software with one system that also runs service plans and takes card payments.
Where Tierstead is planned to differ
- You don't have to move off your current job software.
- No new card processor or per-payment fee from us.
- Price rises with notice-window checks and undo are a core part.
Tierstead may suit you if you're happy with your job software, want membership plans and price rises added without switching or changing how customers pay, and can wait for early access.
Tierstead vs Deepsel: questions
Is Tierstead available now?+
No. Tierstead is in development and nothing is for sale. Deepsel is live, according to its website.
Does Tierstead replace my job software?+
No. It's planned to sit alongside it. Deepsel says it replaces Jobber or Housecall Pro; Tierstead doesn't aim to.
Does either charge card fees?+
As of 29 Oct 2026 Deepsel lists card processing at 3.3% + 30¢. Tierstead is planned not to process payments, so it charges no card fees.
Sources · checked 29 Oct 2026
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