Jobber’s pricing model is simple: a flat price per plan, with a set number of users included, rather than a fee for every seat. This guide covers the two plans we could confirm, what each includes, and what payment processing adds on top.
Prices below were checked on Oct 29, 2026. Jobber’s own pricing page blocks automated checks, so figures come from a manual audit and independent listings. Confirm on Jobber’s pricing page before you buy.
The Plans
Core — $29/month (annual) / $49/month (monthly)
1 user
What you get:
- Client manager (CRM)
- Scheduling and job management
- Estimates and invoicing
- Client hub (customer portal)
- Credit card payments
- Job forms
This is for the solo operator. At about a dollar a day, you get a working business management system. If Jobber prevents even one scheduling mix-up a month, it has covered its cost.
Connect — $99/month (annual) / $139/month (monthly)
Up to 5 users
Everything in Core, plus features aimed at small crews, such as automated quote and invoice follow-ups, QuickBooks Online sync and team scheduling. Check Jobber’s plan comparison for the exact feature list, since vendors move features between tiers.
This is the likely fit for a crew of two to five. The accounting sync saves bookkeeping time, and automated follow-ups chase unpaid invoices for you.
Higher tiers
Jobber sells tiers above Connect for larger teams. We could not confirm their current prices or user limits, so we do not quote them. See Jobber’s pricing page.
What Payment Processing Adds
Jobber Payments charges processing fees on card and bank payments; we could not confirm the current rates, so check Jobber’s pricing page. The subscription is flat, but processing scales with volume, so multiply your monthly card volume by the rate you are quoted before comparing plans. Note that Housecall Pro advertises card rates as low as 2.59%, so compare the processing terms as well as the subscription. See our Housecall Pro pricing guide.
How Jobber Compares on Price
ServiceTitan and FieldEdge do not publish prices (both use “Request Pricing”), so a like-for-like cost comparison is not possible from public pages. Housecall Pro publishes its plans; see Housecall Pro vs Jobber for a side-by-side. For a larger-shop view, read ServiceTitan vs Jobber and the ServiceTitan pricing guide.
Where Jobber Costs You (In Other Ways)
Jobber’s low price has trade-offs. We break this down further in Jobber Alternatives. Compared to pricier platforms you may give up:
A structured pricebook: Techs build estimates from saved line items rather than good-better-best option selling. For a high-volume shop, lost ticket size can outweigh the software savings.
Deeper reporting: You get revenue summaries and job counts, not tech performance metrics, close rates or marketing ROI.
Dispatch intelligence: No drive-time optimisation or skill-based routing, which matters more as you add trucks.
Marketing attribution: You will not know which campaigns generate calls and revenue.
A cheaper subscription is not always the cheaper choice overall. If a more expensive platform raises your revenue by more than the cost difference, it pays for itself.
How to Get the Best Deal on Jobber
1. Pay annually. Annual billing is cheaper per month than monthly billing on both plans above.
2. Start on the smallest plan that fits. Upgrade when you need the features, not before.
3. Use payment methods strategically. On large invoices such as installs, a bank (ACH) payment usually costs far less than a card payment. Compare the ACH and card rates in your processor’s terms before steering customers.
4. Check for promotions. Jobber sometimes discounts annual signups. Look at their pricing page before committing.
When Jobber Stops Being Enough
Signs you are outgrowing it:
- Techs spend 10+ minutes building each estimate because there is no pricebook
- You cannot tell which technician needs sales training because reporting is too basic
- Dispatch has become a puzzle because you cannot see drive times and availability clearly
- You spend heavily on marketing with no idea what works
When those gaps cost more than the software saves, look at ServiceTitan or FieldEdge, even though they cost more. Related: Best Software for Electrical Contractors in 2026.
The Verdict
For solo operators and small crews, Jobber’s flat plan pricing is easy to budget. Start on Core or Connect, watch processing fees, and move up only when a specific limitation starts costing you money.