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AI for Field Service

AI for Field Service

What AI for field service costs in 2026

The short answer

Three of the twelve vendors we checked publish a price, and Kenner, which we make, is free while in beta. The rest quote on request, and for most suite AI the real cost is the suite licence plus an add-on.

What the price does not include

The licence underneath

Suite AI only runs inside its suite. Salesforce lists the $125 separately from the Field Service licences themselves.

Add-ons and tiers

IFS needs an Activation Pass or tokens. SAP treats most of its generative features as premium. Microsoft's Copilot needs a paid Field Service environment and is not available in trials.

Set-up

A specialist has to be connected to your systems before it is useful. Ask who does that work and whether it is charged.

Questions to ask about price

  1. Is it priced per user, per technician, per asset or by usage?
  2. Which plan or add-on do the AI features need?
  3. Is there a pilot or trial, and what does it cost?
  4. What does integration with our systems cost, and who does it?

The tools side by side

ToolTypeAnswers fromHow technicians use itWrites the job reportPublished price
Salesforce Agentforce for Field ServiceBuilt into the field service suiteYour Salesforce data: service history, assets and knowledge base, with manuals, similar repairs and sensor data for troubleshootingInside the Salesforce Field Service mobile app, by chat or voice. It can read photosYes. Drafts the post-work summary and the pre-work brief in Salesforce$125 per user per month, on top of Field Service licences pricing page
Microsoft Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field ServiceBuilt into the field service suiteThe work orders, bookings and activities stored in Dynamics 365 Field ServiceThe Copilot button in the Field Service mobile app, by text or speech, and a side pane on the webYes. Work order summaries, and work order updates by voice or text (in preview)Included in the $105 per user per month Field Service licence pricing page
MaintainX AssistBuilt into the maintenance software (CMMS)Your asset manuals, maintenance history, work orders and technician comments in MaintainX, with sources citedThe Ask MX Assist button in the MaintainX mobile and desktop apps, by text, voice note or photoNo. Its documented limits say it recommends but cannot create or edit dataMaintainX plans from $0 to $65 per user per month, then custom. Which plans include Assist is not clear pricing page
KennerAssistant on a knowledge graph of your own systemsYour company's own knowledge base, which Kenner builds: units, past jobs, alarms, parts and manuals from all your systems, linked in a knowledge graphA normal phone call, or WhatsApp, iMessage, Teams or RCS. No new appYes. From a voice note, written back to your FSM, ERP or CRMFree while in beta, starting with a two-week pilot for 5 to 10 technicians. Prices after the beta are not published
IFS Cloud Field Service Management with IFS.aiBuilt into the field service suiteIFS Cloud data such as asset history, warranty and SLA commitmentsA Copilot for service technicians and AI summaries in the IFS mobile service reportYes. A work briefing before the job and a summary on the service reportNot published. The technician AI needs the IFS.ai Activation Pass or token add-on
SAP Field Service and Asset Management with JouleBuilt into the field service suiteSAP records of past activities, similar tasks and equipment history. Joule also answers from SAP documentationThe SAP mobile app, which works offline. The daily briefing arrives by emailYes. Equipment, activity and service call summaries, and a daily technician briefingNot published. Summaries, the briefing and Joule are premium AI features

Each tool has a full entry, with sources, in the main guide.

Questions and answers

Is there free AI for field service?

MaintainX has a free plan, though which plans include its AI is not clear. Aquant offers a free trial sign-up. Kenner is free while in beta and starts with a pilot.

Why do so few vendors publish prices?

Most are sold to large organisations by quote. The pages we checked give no reason, so we do not guess at one.

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