A custom operating system for Utah service businesses.
One $397/mo platform — CRM, jobs, marketing, and a developer on it every month — built around how you actually work, not another GoHighLevel, Jobber, Housecall Pro, or HubSpot subscription.
Technology built around your business.
Off-the-shelf software often forces your team to change how it works, then stack more tools to cover the gaps. DBX designs and builds a custom business platform around your actual workflows so one system can replace the CRM, field-service app, marketing automation, and the other software you are paying for.
The platform is $397/mo after a scoped build. That is more than a GoHighLevel Unlimited subscription because it is a complete operating system — CRM, jobs, marketing, a scheduling voice agent, and custom workflows — with a developer on it every month. Off-the-shelf tools each cover a slice. DBX is built to exceed that stack, not match one CRM.
One platform. Not another CRM.
GoHighLevel, Jobber, Housecall Pro, and HubSpot each cover part of the business. Most operators still end up paying for more than one of them, then changing how they work to fit the software. DBX is a complete replacement of that stack: more capability than those tools combined, built around your workflows, at $397/mo with a developer on the platform every month.
| What you need | GoHighLevel | Jobber | Housecall Pro | HubSpot | DBX platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Role in the stack | Marketing CRM and funnels | Field service ops | Field service ops | CRM and marketing hubs | The whole operating system — far beyond any one of these |
| Built around how you actually work | Configure their model | Configure their model | Configure their model | Configure their model | Custom-built around yours |
| CRM / pipeline | Yes | Light | Light | Yes | Full CRM mapped to your process |
| Marketing automation | Yes | Add-ons | Limited | Extra hub | Built in, not a bolted-on hub |
| Scheduling, jobs, quoting | Limited | Yes | Yes | No | Full ops, not a limited add-on |
| Scheduling voice agent | Add-on / extra | No | Limited | No | Included — answers, books a window, job card in the portal |
| Customer portal + operations | Limited | Yes | Yes | Service hub extra | Custom portal + your job flow |
| Replaces the rest of the stack | No | No | No | No | Yes — one system instead of four |
| Ongoing developer support | No | No | No | Paid partner work | A developer on your platform every month |
| Published monthly | $297 Unlimited | From $49–$399+ | From $59–$329 | From $90/seat | $397 |
| Typical cost of the pieces | About $900–$2,000+/mo to buy CRM, email/SMS, booking, automations, job ops, forms, and analytics as separate products — before seats, usage, and a developer to connect them | $397 for that operating system, developer included | |||
More than a GoHighLevel Unlimited plan, and more than stitching Jobber, Housecall Pro, or HubSpot together. Hosting, the live platform, and a developer on it every month so the system keeps matching the business instead of forcing the business to match the software.
Competitor figures are high-level published list prices and can change with plan, users, add-ons, and usage. Jobber and Housecall Pro scale with seats. HubSpot adds cost per seat and extra hubs. GoHighLevel usage (SMS, phone, AI) bills separately. The stacked-tool range is illustrative list pricing for common point solutions covering CRM, email, SMS, booking, automations, forms, job operations, and analytics — not a custom quote, and not every add-on in the broader software market. DBX Local Recall advertising is separate. The first DBX platform build is scoped to your workflows; $397/mo is the ongoing platform and developer-support price.
Platform questions.
How does DBX compare with GoHighLevel, Jobber, Housecall Pro, and HubSpot?
Those products each cover part of the business. Jobber and Housecall Pro are field-service tools. GoHighLevel is a marketing CRM. HubSpot is CRM and marketing hubs, usually priced per seat. DBX is $397/mo for a custom platform that goes well beyond any one of them — CRM, jobs, marketing, a scheduling voice agent, and a developer on the system every month — so you are not paying for a stack of tools plus someone to stitch them together.
Is the scheduling voice agent a separate product?
No. On the DBX custom platform the scheduling voice agent is included: it answers, books a window, and drops a job card in the portal. Same Week Sites sells the same agent as a product you can buy on its own.
Is a custom business platform included with Local Recall?
No. Local Recall is the advertising offer. The custom platform is a separate DBX service: a scoped build, then $397/mo with ongoing developer support.
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