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LeakClock vs ServiceTitan

ServiceTitan is an excellent HVAC field-service platform — dispatch, invoicing, a deep inventory engine, service agreements. But refrigerant compliance isn't what it's for. It'll help you keep records, but it won't run the AIM Act leak-rate math, start the 30-day clock, or hand you the audit binder. That's the specific job LeakClock does — for $19/month flat, alongside whatever FSM you already run.

These aren't the same category. ServiceTitan is a field-service management platform (FSM). LeakClock is a refrigerant-compliance layer. The real question isn't "which one" — it's "do I need a $400+/mo FSM just to stay compliant?" You don't.
 LeakClockServiceTitan
CategoryRefrigerant complianceFull field-service platform (FSM)
Built forAny shop with 15+ lb appliancesHVAC companies above ~$1M revenue
Price$19/mo flatQuote-based (~$400–700+/mo) + implementation
Auto AIM Act leak-rate (both methods)YesNo — general recordkeeping only
30-day repair clock & tasksYes, automaticNo
EPA audit binderOne buttonNot purpose-built
Dispatch, invoicing, CRMNoYes — its core strength
Deep inventory (POs, warehouse→truck)Refrigerant-focusedYes — its core strength
Runs alongside your FSMYes — that's the pointIt is the FSM

Where ServiceTitan wins

If you want one platform to run the whole business — scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, memberships, a serial-number and purchase-order inventory engine, warehouse-to-truck transfers — ServiceTitan is a category leader and worth it for a company that can staff it. Its inventory depth is genuinely better than a focused compliance tool's, and tying refrigerant usage to jobs does help with Section 608 recordkeeping.

Where LeakClock wins

The compliance the FSM skips

Automatic AIM Act leak-rate math (both EPA methods), the 30-day repair clock, and the audit binder — the exact things a general FSM doesn't do.

$19 vs $400+

You don't buy a full field-service platform to satisfy 40 CFR §84.106. Add the compliance layer for a flat $19/mo.

Add-on, not rip-and-replace

Keep ServiceTitan (or any FSM) for the business. Run LeakClock for compliance. They don't conflict.

Small-shop first

No revenue floor, no implementation project — built for the 12-truck shop that's newly in scope under the 15-lb rule.

Check a leak rate free. The free calculator runs both EPA methods with CFR citations. Then start a 14-day free trial → to track every appliance and deadline.

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You don't need a $400/mo FSM to stay compliant

from $19/mo. Automatic leak-rate math, every deadline clocked, EPA audit binder on a button — alongside whatever you run today.

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