What ServiceM8 changed

• Updated the mobile app section to highlight "full-featured iOS and Android apps."
• Removed language that recommended iPhones/iPads over other devices.
• Removed the "Upgrade to iPhone" promotional offer.
• Replaced the "ServiceM8 Lite for Android" description with a list of full capabilities (scheduling, quoting, payments) now available on both platforms.

ServiceM8 previously prioritized Apple devices and only offered a "Lite" version for Android. By launching a full-featured Android app, they are removing a major barrier for businesses with mixed device teams or those who prefer Android hardware.

• Replaced the "ServiceM8 Launch 2026" event invitation with an announcement that "ServiceM8 15 is here."
• Updated the primary call-to-action link from a YouTube live stream to a dedicated update page for the September 2026 release.
• Changed the marketing hook to emphasize that the software is now "more connected than ever."

The company has moved from promoting a future launch event to announcing the immediate availability of a major new version. This signals a significant product refresh focused on connectivity.

• Removed "AI uses per day" limits (previously 10 for Free, Unlimited for paid) from all plan descriptions.
• Added specific SMS quotas to every plan (e.g., 100+ for Starter, 3000+ for Premium Plus).
• Introduced a "Full List of Features" breakdown for each plan tier.
• Updated the social proof metric from $35 Billion to $50 Billion in jobs managed.
• Added "AI Smart Helpers" as a standard line item across all plans instead of a metered usage limit.

ServiceM8 has overhauled its pricing structure. By removing specific "AI uses per day" limits and replacing them with SMS quotas and a detailed feature list, they are shifting focus from AI experimentation to core communication utility and feature-rich tiers.