Convex Alternatives: FieldClients vs Convex (ServiceTitan)
Convex builds excellent property-intelligence software for commercial trades. We do something different: we run the sourcing for you and hand over routed leads. Here's the honest breakdown so you pick the right one.
Convex vs FieldClients at a glance
| Comparison criteria | Convex | FieldClients |
|---|---|---|
| What you buy | A property-intelligence software licence | A feed built for your company, in your inbox |
| Who does the work | Your SDRs, in the tool | Us, monitor, match, enrich, route |
| Who decides what you receive | You, in the tool, every day | You once; we sift daily |
| Best fit | A sales team of 3+ who live in a prospecting tool | Owner-led sales who want the output |
Choose Convex if…
- You have SDRs who live in a prospecting tool all day
- You want to own the data and work it in-house
- You're standardizing on the ServiceTitan ecosystem
Choose FieldClients if…
- You want the output without the desk time
- Sales is owner-led or a lean team
- You want a feed built for you, at a flat monthly cost
Convex and ServiceTitan: what the acquisition changed
Convex is now part of ServiceTitan, which bought it to add commercial property intelligence to a platform that started in residential field service management. If you are searching for how the two relate, the short answer is that Convex is the prospecting and property-data layer, and ServiceTitan is the operating system around it: dispatch, scheduling, invoicing, and the rest of the back office.
What the acquisition changed is who the product is for. A property-intelligence tool sold on its own has to win on data alone. Sold inside a platform, it wins on integration: the pitch is that your prospecting, your jobs, and your invoicing live in one system. That is a real advantage, and it points at a specific buyer, a company already standardizing on ServiceTitan, with enough sales headcount to keep a prospecting tool busy.
Three questions that decide it
- Do you already run ServiceTitan? If yes, the integration argument is genuine and Convex is the natural extension. If you run something else, or a whiteboard, you are buying into an ecosystem to get a data tool.
- Who works the data? A prospecting licence only pays back if somebody sits in it. Companies with dedicated SDRs get real value; owner-led sales teams tend to buy the seat and never open it.
- Do you want data or outcomes? Software hands you a searchable universe and leaves the sourcing to you. We hand you the finished lead: the account, the dated signal, the verified decision-maker, routed to you and nobody else in your market.
There is no trick answer here. If you have the team and the ecosystem, the platform route is coherent. FieldClients exists for the other case: you want the output without staffing the tool, month to month, with the feed built from what you told us you do.
Questions
Is Convex the same as ServiceTitan?
Convex is part of ServiceTitan. It was acquired and sits inside their commercial ecosystem. That validates the category (property intelligence for the trades is real and valuable) but it also changes the buyer: it fits companies already standardizing on ServiceTitan with a sales team to run the tool.
Who owns Convex?
ServiceTitan. Convex was acquired and now sits inside ServiceTitan’s commercial ecosystem as its property-intelligence layer, alongside the dispatch, scheduling, and invoicing tools ServiceTitan is known for.
Can I get the same data without the software?
That’s the point of FieldClients. Instead of buying a licence and staffing someone to work it, you get the finished output, the account, the signal, the verified decision-maker, in your inbox. No desk time.
Which should I choose?
Choose Convex if you have SDRs who live in a prospecting tool all day and want to run the sourcing yourself. Choose FieldClients if you want the output without the seat time, built around what you do, month to month.
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