Siro Pricing Guide 2026: Costs, Plans & Better Alternatives
Moe Abbas
CEO and Founder, SalesAsk
March 26, 2026
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Siro's pricing is quoted per deal, so the number that matters is the one on your written quote. Teams that moved from Siro to SalesAsk told us they paid roughly $149 to $249 per rep per month, usually on an annual contract, plus a one-time implementation fee they put at $1,500 to $5,000. Those are buyer-reported ranges, not Siro's list, and your quote may be different.
We sell a competing product, so weigh this page accordingly. The features below come from Siro's own website. The price ranges come only from customers who switched to us, and we've kept them as ranges for that reason.
How much does Siro cost per rep?
| Item | What switchers reported | What to confirm on your quote |
|---|---|---|
| Per rep | About $149 to $249 per rep per month | The rate in writing, and whether it changes at renewal |
| Contract | Usually annual | Term length and what happens if adoption stalls |
| Implementation | About $1,500 to $5,000, one time | What the fee covers: CRM setup, scorecards, training |
| Seat minimum | Varied by deal | Whether you can start small and add seats |
| ServiceTitan | Some teams met Siro as ServiceTitan Field Pro | Which product you're being quoted |
Quote-based pricing is how most sales software in this category is sold. The practical effect is that two contractors can pay different amounts for the same thing, so get every line in writing.
What do you get with Siro?
More than recording. Per siro.ai, the platform includes:
- Recording of in-person appointments, mobile, video and call center conversations, with offline recording that uploads later.
- Two-way CRM sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics, LeadPerfection and Improveit360, plus a REST API and webhooks.
- A coaching loop: realtime prompts, Halftime Mode, an automated debrief shortly after a recording, daily review and a team feed.
- Roleplay and playlists for practice.
- SOC 2 Type II.
Where is Siro strong?
For a sales organization on one of its listed CRMs, with managers who will work the daily review, Siro is a complete review-first system. It covers more channels than most tools built for the kitchen table, and it publishes an adoption benchmark, which gives a buyer a real number to manage against. Its partnership with ServiceTitan, where Field Pro is built with Siro, also puts it inside software many HVAC and plumbing shops already run.
What should you ask before you sign a Siro contract?
- The annual total, per-rep rate, implementation fee and renewal terms, in writing.
- The seat minimum, and whether you can start with three reps and grow.
- What syncs with your CRM or field service software, specifically.
- What share of paid seats recorded last month across their customers.
- How coaching reaches a rep in a week when no manager has time to review.
That last question matters more than the price. In SalesAsk's Kitchen Table Report, the close-rate gap between top and bottom reps runs 25 to 35 points across more than 1.3 million analyzed sales conversations. Software only narrows that gap if feedback actually reaches the bottom reps, every week.
How does Siro compare with SalesAsk?
Both record the in-home appointment and both coach from it. The difference is who closes the loop. Siro's model centers on the debrief and a manager's review. SalesAsk's Coach Dean coaches the rep during the appointment and writes feedback straight after it, so a rep still gets coached in a week the manager spends running jobs. SalesAsk connects with ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber and standard CRMs, or runs on its own. For a side-by-side, see SalesAsk vs Siro.
Which should you choose?
Siro makes sense if you're on Salesforce or HubSpot, run a larger team, record call center conversations as well as field appointments, and have a sales manager whose job includes the daily review.
SalesAsk makes more sense if you run a smaller home services team where the sales manager also runs jobs, and you want the rep coached in the appointment without waiting for a review.
Either way, ask for two reference customers in your trade and ask them what the renewal looked like. That conversation tells you more than any pricing page.
FAQ
How much does Siro cost?
Siro quotes per deal. Teams that switched to SalesAsk reported about $149 to $249 per rep per month, usually annual, plus a one-time implementation fee of about $1,500 to $5,000. Get your own quote in writing.
Does Siro have a monthly plan?
Teams that switched to us mostly reported annual terms. Ask Siro what term options it offers your team.
Is Siro the same as ServiceTitan Field Pro?
ServiceTitan's Field Pro is built with Siro. If you're a ServiceTitan customer, ask which product you're being quoted.
What are the alternatives to Siro?
Rilla for record-and-review with a manager listening, Gong for larger B2B teams with sales ops, and SalesAsk for in-home teams that want the rep coached without a manager in the loop. See Siro alternatives for home service businesses.
If you want to compare on your own appointments, book a SalesAsk demo and bring a recording.
Moe Abbas
CEO and Founder, SalesAsk
CEO and founder of SalesAsk. Spent 20+ years in the trades before building software.
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Siro's pricing is quoted per deal, so the number that matters is the one on your written quote. Teams that moved from Siro to SalesAsk told us they paid roughly $149 to $249 per rep per month, usually on an annual contract, plus a one-time implementation fee they put at $1,500 to $5,000. Those are buyer-reported ranges, not Siro's list, and your quote may be different.
We sell a competing product, so weigh this page accordingly. The features below come from Siro's own website. The price ranges come only from customers who switched to us, and we've kept them as ranges for that reason.
How much does Siro cost per rep?
| Item | What switchers reported | What to confirm on your quote |
|---|---|---|
| Per rep | About $149 to $249 per rep per month | The rate in writing, and whether it changes at renewal |
| Contract | Usually annual | Term length and what happens if adoption stalls |
| Implementation | About $1,500 to $5,000, one time | What the fee covers: CRM setup, scorecards, training |
| Seat minimum | Varied by deal | Whether you can start small and add seats |
| ServiceTitan | Some teams met Siro as ServiceTitan Field Pro | Which product you're being quoted |
Quote-based pricing is how most sales software in this category is sold. The practical effect is that two contractors can pay different amounts for the same thing, so get every line in writing.
What do you get with Siro?
More than recording. Per siro.ai, the platform includes:
- Recording of in-person appointments, mobile, video and call center conversations, with offline recording that uploads later.
- Two-way CRM sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics, LeadPerfection and Improveit360, plus a REST API and webhooks.
- A coaching loop: realtime prompts, Halftime Mode, an automated debrief shortly after a recording, daily review and a team feed.
- Roleplay and playlists for practice.
- SOC 2 Type II.
Where is Siro strong?
For a sales organization on one of its listed CRMs, with managers who will work the daily review, Siro is a complete review-first system. It covers more channels than most tools built for the kitchen table, and it publishes an adoption benchmark, which gives a buyer a real number to manage against. Its partnership with ServiceTitan, where Field Pro is built with Siro, also puts it inside software many HVAC and plumbing shops already run.
What should you ask before you sign a Siro contract?
- The annual total, per-rep rate, implementation fee and renewal terms, in writing.
- The seat minimum, and whether you can start with three reps and grow.
- What syncs with your CRM or field service software, specifically.
- What share of paid seats recorded last month across their customers.
- How coaching reaches a rep in a week when no manager has time to review.
That last question matters more than the price. In SalesAsk's Kitchen Table Report, the close-rate gap between top and bottom reps runs 25 to 35 points across more than 1.3 million analyzed sales conversations. Software only narrows that gap if feedback actually reaches the bottom reps, every week.
How does Siro compare with SalesAsk?
Both record the in-home appointment and both coach from it. The difference is who closes the loop. Siro's model centers on the debrief and a manager's review. SalesAsk's Coach Dean coaches the rep during the appointment and writes feedback straight after it, so a rep still gets coached in a week the manager spends running jobs. SalesAsk connects with ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber and standard CRMs, or runs on its own. For a side-by-side, see SalesAsk vs Siro.
Which should you choose?
Siro makes sense if you're on Salesforce or HubSpot, run a larger team, record call center conversations as well as field appointments, and have a sales manager whose job includes the daily review.
SalesAsk makes more sense if you run a smaller home services team where the sales manager also runs jobs, and you want the rep coached in the appointment without waiting for a review.
Either way, ask for two reference customers in your trade and ask them what the renewal looked like. That conversation tells you more than any pricing page.
FAQ
How much does Siro cost?
Siro quotes per deal. Teams that switched to SalesAsk reported about $149 to $249 per rep per month, usually annual, plus a one-time implementation fee of about $1,500 to $5,000. Get your own quote in writing.
Does Siro have a monthly plan?
Teams that switched to us mostly reported annual terms. Ask Siro what term options it offers your team.
Is Siro the same as ServiceTitan Field Pro?
ServiceTitan's Field Pro is built with Siro. If you're a ServiceTitan customer, ask which product you're being quoted.
What are the alternatives to Siro?
Rilla for record-and-review with a manager listening, Gong for larger B2B teams with sales ops, and SalesAsk for in-home teams that want the rep coached without a manager in the loop. See Siro alternatives for home service businesses.
If you want to compare on your own appointments, book a SalesAsk demo and bring a recording.
