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Autopilot vs Clik

Clik built its name on job management and certification software for UK field service trades, and since 2024 it has been part of the Joblogic group, with new customers steered toward Joblogic FSM. Autopilot is for North American home service crews that want one flat-priced app with the phone and AI receptionist built in.

Trusted by 400+ businesses4.9 out of 5 stars on Google Play4.8 out of 5 stars on the App Store

The Clik alternative built for North American crews

The numbers that decide it, side by side.

Autopilot vs Clik at a glance
Comparison pointAutopilotClik logoClik
Starting price$49/mo flat£20/user/mo (Clik Compliance); FSM quote-based
Team members included1, 5, or 10 by planYes, priced per user
Free trial2 weeks, no card requiredFree trial available
Onboarding fee$0Not published
ContractMonth to month, cancel anytimeNot published
AI receptionistFull Throttle, $149/moNot offered
Full business phone systemFull Throttle, $149/moOptional VoIP add-on
SupportHuman support chat, no ticket queueUK-based

Last updated July 2026. Clik details are based on publicly available information; verify with Clik.

Clik logo

Who is Clik?

Clik is a Bristol-based software company that has been building job management and certification tools for UK field service businesses since 2000. Its long-running products, Clik Service, Clik Remote, and Clik Cert, are best known in trades that live on paperwork and compliance certificates: electrical, fire and security, catering, plumbing, and building services.

In September 2024 Clik was acquired by Joblogic, the UK field service group that also bought Protean. Clik's site now points new customers toward two things: Clik Compliance, its certificate platform from £20 per user per month, and Joblogic FSM, the group's flagship quote-based field service system, with a migration path for legacy Clik Service customers. Extras like VoIP telephony, SMS notifications, and vehicle tracking are sold as optional add-ons on the Joblogic side.

If you are a UK contractor whose business runs on certificates and compliance, Clik's tooling is genuinely strong and the Joblogic group behind it is the biggest player in the UK market. It is not built for North American residential work, and the core job management product is now effectively Joblogic, priced by quote and per user.

Who is Autopilot?

Autopilot is an all-in-one CRM built for home service businesses: junk removal, cleaning, landscaping, moving, and the rest of the trades that keep neighborhoods running. Plans start at $49 a month for scheduling, estimates, invoicing, payments, and online booking. Crew at $99 adds two-way texting and limited calling. Full Throttle at $149 adds the full phone system, AI receptionist, QuickBooks, GPS, and marketing tools. Plans include 1, 5, or 10 team members respectively.

It was built by a founder who ran his own junk removal company and got tired of paying for three tools that didn't talk to each other. Over 400 businesses run on it today, and it holds a 4.8 rating on the App Store and 4.9 on Google Play.

Against Clik, Autopilot's pitch is simplicity: one self-serve app for North American home service crews with published flat pricing, instead of a legacy product mid-migration into a quote-based per-user platform.

Feature by feature

Not just checkmarks. Where a feature costs extra or sits on a higher plan, the table says so.

Phone & AI

Phone & AI: Autopilot vs Clik
Comparison pointAutopilotClik logoClik
AI receptionist that answers and books callsFull Throttle ($149/mo)
Built-in business phone (VoIP)Full Throttle ($149/mo)Optional VoIP add-on
Call recording & transcriptsFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
AI call summariesFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Two-way business textingCrew and Full ThrottleSMS add-on

Scheduling & Jobs

Scheduling & Jobs: Autopilot vs Clik
Comparison pointAutopilotClik logoClik
Drag-and-drop scheduling & dispatch
Online bookingNot advertised
Estimates & quotes
Client & lead management
iOS & Android crew app4.8 App Store / 4.9 Google PlayEngineer mobile app

Payments & Money

Payments & Money: Autopilot vs Clik
Comparison pointAutopilotClik logoClik
Invoicing & payments
Tap to Pay on iPhoneNot advertised
QuickBooks syncFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised; UK accounting links
Price bookNot advertised
Customer tipping

Marketing & Growth

Marketing & Growth: Autopilot vs Clik
Comparison pointAutopilotClik logoClik
Review funnelFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
SMS blast campaignsFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Email blast campaignsFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Automated marketing sequencesFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised
Google Ads trackingFull Throttle ($149/mo)Not advertised

Where Clik goes deeper

Clik strengths vs Autopilot
Comparison pointAutopilotClik logoClik
Compliance certificates (electrical, fire & security)
Stock managementEnterprise FSM plan
PPM contract managementPremium FSM plan

An honest comparison cuts both ways. If these are must-haves for your business today, Clik earns the look.

What you actually pay

Autopilot

  • Starter$49/mo
  • Crew$99/mo
  • Full Throttle$149/mo

Clear plans for 1, 5, or 10 team members. No onboarding fee or annual contract. Free 2-week trial.

Clik logo

Clik

  • Clik Compliance Entry£20/user/mo

    5 certificate templates, 30 certificates/mo

  • Clik Compliance Advanced£25/user/mo

    12 templates, 80 certificates/mo

  • Joblogic FSM (Standard/Premium/Enterprise)Quote-based

    The group's flagship job management system

Clik publishes pricing only for its Compliance certificate product. Full job management now runs through Joblogic FSM, which is quote-based, with VoIP, SMS, AI Connect, and vehicle tracking sold as optional add-ons.

Last updated July 2026. Clik details are based on publicly available information; verify with Clik.

The bottom line

Two different tools for two different businesses. Here is the honest split.

Choose Clik if…

  • You are a UK contractor whose work runs on compliance certificates like electrical or fire and security
  • You are an existing Clik Service customer and want the supported migration path into Joblogic
  • You want a UK-based vendor and support team
  • You need PPM contracts and stock management for commercial maintenance work

Choose Autopilot if…

  • You run a home service crew in the US or Canada
  • You want published flat pricing, $49 to $149 a month, instead of a quote-based per-user system
  • You want the phone, texting, and AI receptionist included rather than sold as add-ons
  • You want marketing built in: review requests, SMS and email blasts, and automated follow-up

Switching from Clik takes an afternoon

Four steps, and our team does the heavy one for you.

  1. 1

    Export your customers

    Pull your client list out of Clik as a CSV. Every FSM platform supports this, and it takes about five minutes.

  2. 2

    We import everything for you

    Send us the file and our team loads your customers, jobs, and price book into Autopilot as part of free onboarding. No spreadsheet wrestling on your end.

  3. 3

    Point your phone number at Autopilot

    On Full Throttle, keep your existing business number. We port it or forward it, so calls start landing in Autopilot with recording, transcripts, and the AI receptionist behind them.

  4. 4

    Run both for a week, then cut over

    Your Clik account keeps working during your free trial. Most crews book their first Autopilot job on day one and cancel the old subscription within the month.

400+
businesses run on Autopilot
4.9
Google Play rating
4.8
App Store rating
$49
per month starting price

Autopilot vs Clik: your questions

The things owners actually ask before they switch.

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Clik is a trademark of Clik. Autopilot is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Clik. Competitor pricing and feature information is based on publicly available sources as of July 2026 and may have changed; features missing from a plan may be available on higher plans or for an additional fee. Confirm details with the vendor before buying.