A CRM for HVAC companies

What a HVAC company should remember about every customer, how a CRM turns that into the next job, and prices and card rates for Koira, FieldPulse, Service Fusion and Housecall Pro.

6 min readPrices checked October 9, 2026
An HVAC tech at an outdoor unit
Key takeaways
  • A declined replacement quote is next season's best lead; keep it on the customer's page with the date.
  • The core of hvac CRM is on Koira's Grow plan, $249 a month plus usage, with no per-person fee.
  • Customer page or portal and automatic estimate follow-ups decide most of it for HVAC companies.

What a CRM does for a HVAC company

An HVAC customer is a piece of equipment with a person attached. The age of the system, the last tune-up and the repair history decide when they will need you again and what they will buy.

A CRM for an HVAC shop keeps that history on the customer's page and turns it into the next visit: a tune-up reminder before the season, a plan offer after a repair, and a review ask after a good job.

What to keep on every hvac customer

  • System age and type at the address
  • Last tune-up and the next one due
  • Repairs done and quotes declined
  • Plan member or not
  • Filter size and thermostat model
  • Who to call and when they are home
  • Access notes: gate, dog, attic
  • How they found you
A tip from the tradeA declined replacement quote is next season's best lead; keep it on the customer's page with the date.

What a CRM should do for HVAC companies

  • A page for every customer with every visit, estimate and invoice
  • Follow-ups on open estimates
  • Seasonal asks to past customers
  • Review asks after paid jobs
  • Recurring service plans, which matters for HVAC companies
  • Calls answered by AI, which matters for HVAC companies

How Koira does it

In Koira every customer of a HVAC company has a page, on every plan: visits, estimates to sign, invoices to pay, receipts and a way to book again, from one link in every text, with no app or password. Notes like system age and type at the address live with the customer, and review asks go out after every paid job.

Grow, $249 a month plus usage at cost, puts the record to work: calls answered on a Koira number, open estimates nudged on day two and day four, and past customers texted and emailed when the season turns, with one tap to book.

For HVAC companies in particular

  • Seasonal email and text campaigns. On Grow, Koira texts and emails past customers who agreed to hear from you when the season turns, with one tap to book.
What Koira does not doKoira does not do payroll, inventory or a dispatch board for a call center. If you need those, a larger system may suit you better.

Side by side

The features that matter for hvac CRM, where each first appears on each company's public pricing page, then the people, usage, card and add-on rows every company gets.

What you needKoiraFieldPulseService FusionHousecall Pro
Customer page or portalOffice (free)Core platform (customer portal)Pro, or an add-on below itNot listed
Automatic estimate follow-upsGrow, on day two and day four, then it stopsNot listedNot listedPipeline, listed as a separate product
Seasonal email and text campaignsGrowNot listedNot listedCampaigns, listed as a separate product
Review requestsOffice (free)Not listedNot listedBasic (review management)
Two-way textingOffice (an inbox you answer), Grow (text-back on a Koira number)Engage phone system, a premium productPlus (integrated voice and text)Not listed
Recurring service plansFront OfficeCore platform (maintenance agreements)Pro (recurring invoicing)Max (recurring service plans)
Calls answered by AIGrowOperator AI, a premium productServiceCall.ai add-on, no price listedCSR AI, listed as a separate product
People, usage and card fees
Extra peopleNo per-person fee; one or fifteen people, the same pricePriced per seat, on requestNo per-user fee; unlimited users$35 a month each on Max; on Basic and Essentials, move up a plan
Usage or creditsNone on Office, at cost on Grow, included on Front OfficeEngage phone lines and licenses, priced on requestNone on the pricing pageNone on the pricing page
Card payments2.9% + 30¢ (Stripe) plus 2%, 1% or 0.5% by plan (Koira)Not published; FieldPulse Payments is an optional productAs low as 2.90% + 30¢ (Service Fusion Payments)From 2.59% a card payment, 1% bank payments
Add-onsNone; postcards are a flat price per cardEngage, Operator AI, Chat AI, Pricebook, Payments, Financing, Fleet Tracking, Custom Forms, priced on requestServiceCall.ai and GPS fleet tracking on every plan; e-sign, portal, custom documents and progress billing below ProCSR AI, Pipeline, Campaigns, Voice, Websites and Tap to Pay, sold separately, no price listed

From FieldPulse pricing and Service Fusion pricing, checked October 9, 2026; Housecall Pro pricing, checked October 8, 2026. FieldPulse's pricing page fills in by script, so we read it in a real browser. It shows no prices. Part of Housecall Pro's pricing page fills in by script and it was running first-month offers when we checked. The plan prices below are the regular ones its plan cards show. A cell names the lowest plan that lists the feature; "Not listed" means we did not see it, so ask. Prices change often, so check the page before you buy.

What each one costs

Every plan in the same columns: price, people, usage, card rates and add-ons.

PlanMonthlyBilled yearlyPeople includedUsage or credits
Koira
Office$0, freeMonthly, no contractOne or fifteen, the same priceNone charged on Office
Grow$249 a monthMonthly, no contractOne or fifteen, the same priceTexts, call minutes and emails at cost, nothing added
Front Office$499 a month, flatMonthly, no contractOne or fifteen, the same priceIncluded in the $499
FieldPulse
Custom quoteNot published, quoted per seatNot publishedOffice seats and field seatsEngage phone lines and licenses, priced on request
Service Fusion
Starter$245 a month$208 a month, one yearly paymentUnlimited usersNone on the pricing page
Plus$382 a month$325 a month, one yearly paymentUnlimited usersNone on the pricing page
Pro$627 a month$533 a month, one yearly paymentUnlimited usersNone on the pricing page
Housecall Pro
Basic$79 a month$59 a month billed yearly1 userNone on the pricing page
Essentials$189 a month$149 a month billed yearly5 usersNone on the pricing page
Max$329 a month$299 a month billed yearly8 usersNone on the pricing page

What comes on top: people, card payments and add-ons

CompanyEach extra personCard paymentsAdd-ons
KoiraNo per-person fee on any plan2.9% + 30¢ (Stripe) plus 2% on Office, 1% on Grow, 0.5% on Front Office (Koira); on Office that share replaces a monthly feeNone; postcards are a flat price per card
FieldPulsePriced per seat, on requestNot published; FieldPulse Payments is an optional productEngage, Operator AI, Chat AI, Pricebook, Payments, Financing, Fleet Tracking, Custom Forms, priced on request
Service FusionNo per-user fee; unlimited usersAs low as 2.90% + 30¢ (Service Fusion Payments)ServiceCall.ai and GPS fleet tracking on every plan; e-sign, portal, custom documents and progress billing below Pro
Housecall Pro$35 a month each on Max; on Basic and Essentials, move up a planFrom 2.59% a card payment, 1% bank paymentsCSR AI, Pipeline, Campaigns, Voice, Websites and Tap to Pay, sold separately, no price listed

From FieldPulse pricing and Service Fusion pricing, checked October 9, 2026; Housecall Pro pricing, checked October 8, 2026. FieldPulse's pricing page fills in by script, so we read it in a real browser. It shows no prices. Part of Housecall Pro's pricing page fills in by script and it was running first-month offers when we checked. The plan prices below are the regular ones its plan cards show. A cell names the lowest plan that lists the feature; "Not listed" means we did not see it, so ask. Prices change often, so check the page before you buy.

Card rates as each company publishes them (also Service Fusion Payments), checked October 9, 2026. Koira's is Stripe's 2.9% + 30¢ for a US card plus Koira's share, which pays for Office in place of a monthly fee.

Sources, each checked October 9, 2026: FieldPulse pricing, Service Fusion pricing, Service Fusion Payments, Housecall Pro pricing (checked October 8, 2026), Housecall Pro industries (checked October 8, 2026), Stripe pricing, and Koira pricing. We read each page's own text; we did not use summaries or third-party price lists.

FAQ

What should an HVAC CRM track?

The system at the address, its age, the last service, repairs and declined quotes, and plan status. Koira keeps visits, estimates and invoices on each customer's page.

Do HVAC companies need a CRM?

You need the follow-ups, reminders and review asks a CRM sends. Koira keeps a page for every customer free on Office and sends follow-ups and seasonal asks on Grow.

How do HVAC companies get more reviews?

By asking right after the customer pays, every time. Koira sends the review ask after every paid job on every plan, with your direct review link.

What does hvac CRM software cost?

From each company's own pricing page: FieldPulse, Seat-based pricing, quoted in one call; no prices on the page; Service Fusion, Starter $245 a month, Plus $382, Pro $627, or 15% less billed yearly, unlimited users; Housecall Pro, Basic $79 a month, Essentials $189, Max $329, or $59, $149 and $299 billed yearly. Koira: Office free, Grow $249 a month plus usage at cost, Front Office $499 flat, with no per-person fee.

We know what works. Leave it to Koira.

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Today $9,300$8,100 / $1,200
This week $25,050$18,570 / $6,480
This month $69,300$46,150 / $23,150
Money, just now
Reminded Sean Love, $1,850. Polite reminder with the pay link.
Bids, 9:44 am
Nudged Dana on the kitchen bid. Day 3 follow up. She opened it at 9:12.
Convos, 9:41 am
Texted back a missed call. Walk through booked Thu 10:00.
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