Overview
Powered by Titan Intelligence, Benchmark+ is a module located in Enterprise Hub, that tracks key metrics, such as revenue, call booking rate, average ticket, and much more, for your business and each tenant then compares them to your peers in the industry. These insights help you turn the results into clear guidance for growth, team alignment, and long-term planning.
Who uses this feature
Business owners and company leaders
Primarily for Residential Service business types
Feature configuration
This feature is currently in Private Preview and available for specific accounts. It is subject to change. If you want to enable this feature for your account, please reach out to your Customer Success Manager (CSM).
The View Benchmark+ permission is required to use this feature. Please contact the account administrator on your team.
Things to know
Benchmark+ currently supports the following trades:
HVAC,
Plumbing,
Electrical,
Water Treatment,
Garage Doors.
How Benchmark+ works
Benchmark+ is a central tool for measuring your company’s performance against the market. It allows you to analyze and compare your tenants’ key metrics against their industry peers, clusters, using core metrics.
Benchmark+ consists of the following sections to help you optimize performance and identify opportunities:
4 Quadrant View: This is a main dashboard. It visually compares your tenants' performance changes over time using two metrics: Completed Revenue and Revenue Percentile (market rank). It helps you identify tenants that are improving or declining in both revenue and rank over the selected time period.
Quadrant Details: Lets you explore tenants within a specific quadrant from the 4-Quadrant View to understand what’s driving their performance. It highlights key metrics like revenue growth and market rank changes, helping you identify patterns, strengths, and opportunities among similar businesses.
Tenant Details: This section lets you dive deep into an individual tenant's performance. You can review their detailed metrics, such as call booking rate and average ticket, over time.
High Performer Indices: This tab shows you how a tenant's metrics compare to the top performers in their peer group. Specifically, it measures a tenant's revenue against the revenue of the 80th percentile within their cluster. This helps you set clear goals for improvement.
Comparison Group Definition: This is where you define and manage the peer groups, called clusters you use for comparison. The system compares each tenant to its own cluster by default. You can also create custom clusters by selecting specific criteria like trade, type, size, and region to compare your tenants to a highly relevant peer group.
Calculation insights
Benchmark+ uses data aggregated by months. The system gathers data for the entire month to ensure consistent comparison across the industry.
Percentile is a score from 0–100 that shows how you compare to similar businesses. For example, 80th percentile means you’re performing better than 80 out of 100 peers.
Tip: For metrics where lower values are better, a higher percentile still means better results.
Understanding percentile rank
Percentile rank captures how your business performs relative to others, without requiring complete market data.
If your revenue sits at the 80th percentile, you’re performing better than 80% of comparable companies.
Moving to the 85th percentile next quarter means you’ve advanced ahead of 5% more businesses. This is an improvement in your relative market position.
Understanding peer groups
Each peer group, cluster, is built on the key factors that make comparisons fair and useful:
Primary trade: Assigned to the trade that generates at least 30% of revenue.
For example, a company earning 60% HVAC and 40% plumbing is scoped as HVAC | Plumbing, while one with 80% HVAC and 20% plumbing is classified HVAC (primary).
Note: These labels update automatically as business’s revenue mix changes.
Climate region: Defined using National Centers for Environmental Information (NOAA) climate divisions so comparisons reflect local weather-driven demand and related regional factors, such as migration, local inflation, regulation.
Technician count: Measured as the number of unique technicians completing jobs to reflect true field capacity.
Residential and commercial mix: Determined by job property type to normalize comparisons between residential service work and commercial projects.
To learn more about creating custom clusters, see Create custom clusters in Benchmark+ .
Access Benchmark+
You can access Benchmark+ only through Enterprise Hub:
Note: You don’t need to use any other Enterprise Hub features to use Benchmark+.
If you already have an Enterprise Hub account:
Enter your username and password, then Sign In.
Click Benchmarks.

If you don’t have an Enterprise Hub account
During Benchmark+ onboarding, we’ll create an Enterprise Hub account for you and enable the module.
Note: You can contact your customer success manager (CSM) or Onboarder (OB) to request an Enterprise Hub account.
You will receive an email from noreply@servicetitan.com within 2-3 business days inviting you to set up an Enterprise Hub password.
If you don't set a username, your email will be used as the default username.
Sign in to Enterprise Hub using your username and password.
Click Benchmarks. The 4-Quadrant View screen opens.
FAQ
What is benchmarking?
Benchmarking measures your key business metrics and compares them to similar businesses. Results are shown as averages or percentiles.
We don’t have an Enterprise Hub account. Can we still use Benchmark+?
Yes, you can. You don’t need to use other Enterprise Hub features or be a multi-tenant. We’ll set up an Enterprise Hub account for you and enable Benchmark+ on it. After Benchmark+ is enabled, you’ll access Benchmark+ from Enterprise Hub.
How does Benchmark+ define peer groups (clusters)?
We group companies into peer clusters using factors such as business size, trade mix, service mix, complexity, and climate regions so comparisons are are consistent and accurate.
Can I create my own comparison groups?
Yes. Benchmark+ lets you create custom clusters by selecting trade, type, size, and region. After you create a cluster, it appears across pages and can be selected for comparisons.
What do percentiles mean?
A percentile shows how your business performs compared with similar companies in a defined peer group.
For example, an 82nd percentile means the business outperformed 82% of comparable companies.
Can anyone see my data?
No. Your data is anonymized and aggregated.
How are regions determined?
Regions are defined using National Centers for Environmental Information (NOAA) climate divisions. This geography-based approach helps isolate the impact of external demand drivers, such as weather, while also controlling for localized factors such as migration, regional inflation, and regulation that affect service demand and pricing.
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