5 names
Every industry has its version of the plan
A monthly accounting fee, a fortnightly clean, a maintenance plan, a season of mowing, ongoing pest monitoring.
Problems / turn-one-offs-into-recurring
The job ends and the customer disappears — when many would happily pay a set monthly price. Every industry has a version of the plan. Few businesses offer it.
5 industries share this problem · prices checked 27 July 2026 · no affiliate links
What to know
5 names
A monthly accounting fee, a fortnightly clean, a maintenance plan, a season of mowing, ongoing pest monitoring.
Right now
Put the plan price on the quote and on the invoice — the moment the customer just watched you fix the thing.
1 setting
In ServiceTitan, memberships can't be sold at all until one setting is turned on. Most shops never touch it.
How to implement this today
Decide the plan: what's included, and the monthly price. Keep it simple enough to say in one sentence.
Put two prices on every one-off quote from now on: today's job, and the plan.
Offer it on the invoice too — the moment the customer just watched you fix the thing.
Check the plan feature is switched on in your software (ServiceTitan memberships need the invoice sale task enabled).
The fixes, industry by industry
Pick your industry to see what applies to you — or browse the lot. Prices as checked in each source guide on 27 July 2026.
Every bond clean and spring clean is a recurring client who hasn't been asked. Two prices on the quote — today's job, and the fortnightly rate — converts a transaction into an annuity at zero acquisition cost.
Jobber / ServiceM8 quote templates$0 — included
The moment the system is running again is the moment the maintenance plan sells itself. A sale task on the invoice and a one-line script for techs turns a repair into an annuity.
ServiceTitan Memberships$0 — included
Memberships are sold by adding a membership sale task to the invoice or estimate — and if no sale task is configured, the membership cannot be sold at all. The Memberships Wizard in Settings walks through it; most accounts have never finished it.
ServiceTitan$0 — includedSetup guide ↗
A fixed monthly price for the year's care — mowing on growth, cleanups in season — converts a per-cut shopper into an annuity client who doesn't cancel over a slow fortnight, and the invoicing mode for it is already in your software.
Jobber fixed-price recurring jobs$0 — included
Templated delivery makes costs knowable, which makes fixed monthly pricing safe — and a client paying monthly for a defined scope churns less and pays faster than one bracing for an annual bill.
Work templates + proposal doc$0 — included
When live termites are found, the mandatory Termite Management Plan doesn't close the file — it opens ongoing management: treatment, follow-up inspections at six months, then annual. Price it as a program, not a one-off, because the standard already frames it that way.
Job templates + recurring jobs$0 extra
When not to solve this with software
Two guides protect the plan from opposite failure modes: terms written by a tool, and a price discounted into meaninglessness.
The plan terms — what is included, what is excluded, what priority response means — are your margin and your legal exposure. Pay a lawyer once for a template; do not generate fresh wording per customer.
The inspection is the product and the renewal engine — discount it and you've repriced your entire recurring book while signalling it's a formality. Compete on the report quality and the reminder discipline, not the price.
The source guides
Every fix above comes from a Comora AI guide, researched and price-checked by hand (27 July 2026). The full playbook for each industry — the thirty-day order of work, the complete stack, the official setup links — lives on its guide:
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