FieldFrame vs CompanyCam
Built for home service crews who need job photos and a line-item estimate — not another photo silo with a seat minimum.
| FieldFrame | CompanyCam | |
|---|---|---|
| Seat minimum | None. One person can start. | Typically a 3-user minimum |
| Starting price | $19.99 / month for Individual | Priced per seat, with a floor on how few seats you can buy |
| Where photos live | Your own Google Drive, client-named folders | Inside CompanyCam |
| Estimating | Voice-to-estimate from the job walk, using your rates | Photo documentation, not a voice-to-estimate workflow |
| Jobber | Works with Jobber, or fully standalone | Separate stack; you still pay for photos and a CRM |
| Who it’s for | Solo to 9-tech home service crews, plus a 10+ Team tier | Crews buying a photo platform as a category leader |
One bill instead of Jobber + CompanyCam — from $19.99, no seat minimum. See full pricing.
Questions operators actually ask
Is FieldFrame a CompanyCam alternative for solo operators?
Yes. FieldFrame has no 3-user minimum. Individual is $19.99 for one seat. Photos live in your own Google Drive. Voice-to-estimate is included.
Does FieldFrame require a 3-user minimum like CompanyCam?
No. There is no seat minimum. One person can start on Individual at $19.99 per month.
Where do FieldFrame photos live compared with CompanyCam?
In your own Google Drive, in client-named folders. FieldFrame does not lock photos inside the app. We never keep copies.
Does FieldFrame replace Jobber?
No. Not a full FSM platform — if you need scheduling and dispatch, keep Jobber and add FieldFrame for estimates and photos.