Comparison · as of Oct 2026
Tierstead vs Service Plan Pro
Service Plan Pro describes itself as recurring billing for service agreements: e-signed agreements, automatic billing through your own Stripe account, failed-payment recovery, a customer portal and a visit schedule. (www.serviceplanpro.co)
Tierstead is a membership-plan tool for service businesses, in development (nothing is for sale yet). Facts about Service Plan Pro below come from its own website, read on 29 Oct 2026.
| Service Plan Pro | Tierstead (planned) | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Live, with a 14-day free trial and no card needed, according to its website. | In development. Nothing is for sale yet; join the early-access list (free). |
| What it's for | Selling and billing service agreements: e-signed agreements, Stripe auto-billing, failed-payment recovery, customer portal, visit schedule, SMS allowances. | Running membership plans and price rises alongside the job software you already use. |
| Pricing | Starter $29/mo (100 subscriptions), Growth $79/mo (500), Pro $149/mo (5,000), Enterprise on request. Says it charges no platform fee; billing runs through your own Stripe account. | 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. |
| Job software | Native connectors for ServiceM8 and QuickBooks Online. For Jobber, its Jobber page describes importing a CSV and running it beside Jobber. | 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, through your own Stripe account, with failed-payment recovery. | Planned never to store or process your customers' card details. Members keep paying you the way they do now. |
| Bulk price changes | Bulk plan changes are listed on Growth and above. | Bulk price edit with preview, a saved snapshot and one-click undo (planned; try it with example data). |
| Notice rules on price rises | Not described on the pages 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. |
Where Service Plan Pro is ahead today
- It's live today with a free trial; Tierstead isn't.
- It bills members' cards for you (through your Stripe) and chases failed payments. Tierstead is planned not to handle payments at all.
- E-signed agreements and a customer portal are included.
- Native ServiceM8 and QuickBooks Online connectors.
Service Plan Pro may suit you if you want agreements signed online and members' cards billed automatically through Stripe, and you use ServiceM8 or QuickBooks Online.
Where Tierstead is planned to differ
- No payment processing to set up or move: members keep paying the way they do now.
- Price-rise tools are a core part, with notice-window checks by state and province.
- Bulk edits keep a snapshot so you can undo with one click.
Tierstead may suit you if you'd rather leave billing as it is, and want memberships plus careful price rises next to your job software, and you're happy to wait for early access.
Tierstead vs Service Plan Pro: questions
Is Tierstead available now?+
No. Tierstead is in development and nothing is for sale. Service Plan Pro is live with a 14-day trial, according to its website.
Does Tierstead take card payments like Service Plan Pro?+
No. Tierstead is planned never to store or process your customers' card details. If you want automatic card billing built in, a billing tool like Service Plan Pro does that.
Are the prices the same?+
Both start at $29 a month (USD). As of 29 Oct 2026 Service Plan Pro's plans are $29 / $79 / $149 by number of subscriptions; Tierstead is planned at $29 / $59 / $99 by number of members. Planned prices may change.
Sources · checked 29 Oct 2026
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Facts about other products are taken from their own public websites, read on 29 Oct 2026, and linked as sources. Prices and features change; check each website before you decide. Tierstead is in development and its features and prices are planned, not final. Product names are trademarks of their owners; Wrenchpost is not affiliated with or endorsed by any company named here. Spotted something out of date? Tell us via the early-access form on the Tierstead page and we'll correct it.