ProHelper
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VisitProHelper vs Striven
What both publish
| Fact | ProHelper | Striven |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting | Growth includes ledgers, bills, deposits, payouts, refunds, expenses, financial statements and job profitability tracking. | Accounting functions include accounts payable and receivable, billing, general ledger, banking, reconciliation, tax, budgeting, payroll management and financial reporting. |
| API | The public API is available on the Professional plan and supports reading and writing ProHelper data programmatically. | Striven says its API supports custom integrations, real-time data syncing, secure data transfer, and developer documentation. |
| Integrations | The maker lists QuickBooks Online, Samsara fleet GPS, and Quo calling and texting; Zapier is marked coming soon. | Official integration guides cover Stripe, Authorize.net, Google Calendar, Microsoft Calendar, Onfleet, ShipStation, Shopify, Square, Gmail and Twilio. |
| Product | ProHelper describes itself as an all-in-one field service management platform for local service businesses. | Striven describes itself as all-in-one business management software that combines accounting with other business operations. |
ProHelper plans
- Essentials$35 a month
- Growth$49 a month
- Professional$69 a month
Striven plans
- Standard$35 a month
- Enterprise$70 a month
- Portal FreeFree
- Portal—
- PortalPriced on request
- Career PortalFree
Pick ProHelper if…
ProHelper suits local service businesses managing customers, field jobs, estimates, and payments. Its offline technician workflow may help teams that need to update jobs when connectivity is unavailable.
Pick Striven if…
Striven suits small to midsize businesses seeking accounting alongside sales, projects, inventory, manufacturing, and other operations. It also fits teams needing collaboration tools, mobile apps, integrations, or custom API connections.