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Menaia vs ServiceMonster: Field Service Software Comparison

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Comparison pointMenaiaServiceMonster
Documented scoreC 60/100B 78/100
Evidence confidenceModerateHigh
LocationSan Diego, California, United StatesBellingham, Washington, United States
Legal entitySpecific legal entity not verified in reviewed public materialsServiceMonster LLC
PhoneEnterprise phone support stated; no general public number verified(888) 901-3300
PricingMonthly billing: Starter $134.99/month (3 seats), Core $199.99/month (5), Pro $569.99/month (15); Scale custom. Annual billing is cheaper but billed yearly. Extra seats are $35/month; AI and phone use draw from plan tokens.Monthly prices are $99.99 for Basic with one user, $199.99 for Grow with five users, and $279.99 for Premier with ten users. Annual-billing equivalents are $79.99, $149.99, and $229.99 per month. The page states no setup fees, a 14-day trial without a card, and additional-user fees.
ContractPricing markets 'no long-term contract,' but its yearly option is billed annually. Terms set the subscription term in the order form, require 30 days' written non-renewal notice by default, and leave committed term fees due.The pricing page says every subscription tier requires an annual commitment, while the applicable Order Form controls the subscription term. The terms allow customers to request return of Customer Data within 30 days after expiration or termination.
Third-party assuranceThird-party assurance not located in reviewed public sourcesGated trust-center artifact
SecurityCommercially reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards are stated. No SOC 2 or ISO artifact was located.ServiceMonster's public Vanta Trust Center lists a controlled-access resource titled ServiceMonster SOC 2 Type 2 Report 8.30.25.pdf and current control categories. ServiceDax verified the listing but did not inspect the private report or its scope.
Data exitTerms say the client owns client data and may request a reasonable export of available data within 30 days after termination. Complete export scope is not specified, and fees may apply.The terms document a 30-day window to request return of Customer Data after expiration or termination. The reviewed public material does not establish a complete export manifest, formats, fees, retention timing, or recovery-continuity process.
Independent reviews4206
Research date2026-09-052026-09-15
Profile updated2026-10-152026-09-15
Operational fit (max 22)1519
Integration & data sync (max 14)1213
Adoption & mobile (max 14)711
Support & reliability (max 14)88
Commercial clarity (max 10)87
Security, privacy & exit (max 18)412
Company transparency (max 8)68

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