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Jobber Core ($69/month) is worth it for most contractors doing 10+ jobs/month. Connect ($169/month) pays for itself once you have a small crew. Grow ($349/month) makes sense at $500k+ annual revenue. They offer a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
All 3 Jobber Plans Compared
- Scheduling & dispatching
- Invoicing & payments
- Client management
- Job tracking
- QuickBooks sync
- Online booking
- Two-way texting
- GPS tracking
- Automated reminders
- Everything in Core
- Online booking
- Two-way texting
- GPS tracking
- Automated follow-ups
- Client hub
- Job forms
- Automated quote follow-ups
- Referral campaigns
- Everything in Connect
- Automated quote follow-ups
- Referral & review campaigns
- Advanced reporting
- Profit & loss tracking
- Open API access
- Priority support
Note: Prices shown are monthly. Annual billing saves ~20% — roughly $14, $34, and $70/month savings on each plan.
Core Plan ($69/month) — Who It's For
The Core plan covers the fundamentals: scheduling, invoicing, job tracking, client management, and QuickBooks sync. If you're running a one-person operation, this is all you need. The time savings from automated invoicing alone (vs. manually creating invoices in Word or Excel) will cover the cost at most volume levels.
Worth it at: 10+ jobs/month. If invoicing 10 jobs takes you 2 hours manually, Jobber Core turns that into 15 minutes. That's $55/hour of time recovered for $69/month.
Skip Core if: You need your team to use it (Core is 1 user), or if you need online booking or two-way client texting (those are Connect features).
Connect Plan ($169/month) — The Sweet Spot
Connect adds the features that really move the needle for growing businesses: two-way texting with clients, online booking, GPS tracking on your crew, and automated follow-up reminders. This is where most 2-10 person contracting companies land.
The online booking feature alone often pays for the plan upgrade. If a customer can book a job estimate at 11pm without calling, that's revenue you'd otherwise lose. I've seen contractors add 3-5 leads/month just from the online booking page.
Worth it at: 2+ crew members, or 30+ jobs/month, or any business spending time on back-and-forth scheduling texts.
Grow Plan ($349/month) — Is It Worth It?
Grow adds automated quote follow-ups, referral campaigns, review request automation, and advanced profit tracking. These are legitimately valuable — automated quote follow-ups alone typically increase close rates by 10-20%, which at any reasonable average job size covers the plan cost easily.
That said, Grow is overkill for businesses under $300-400k annual revenue. Get there first on Core or Connect, then upgrade.
Worth it at: $300k+ annual revenue, quote volume that warrants automation, and if you're actively working on customer referrals and reviews.
Is Jobber Worth It Overall?
- You run 10+ jobs/month
- You're tired of spreadsheets and paper
- You have 1+ crew members
- You're losing jobs to slow follow-up
- You want online booking
- You're just starting out (use Wave free first)
- You run under 5 jobs/month
- You only need invoicing (FreshBooks is cheaper)
- You're HVAC/plumbing (try Housecall Pro)
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14-day free trial, no credit card required. Cancel any time.
FAQ
How much does Jobber cost per month?
Jobber costs $69/month (Core, 1 user), $169/month (Connect, up to 5 users), or $349/month (Grow, up to 15 users) billed monthly. Annual billing saves roughly 20% on each plan. All plans include a 14-day free trial.
Does Jobber offer a free plan?
No, Jobber does not offer a permanent free plan. They offer a 14-day free trial on all plans with no credit card required. After the trial, you choose a paid plan or your account is paused.
What is the cheapest Jobber plan?
The Jobber Core plan at $69/month (or ~$55/month on annual billing) is the cheapest plan. It supports 1 user and includes core scheduling, invoicing, and job management features.
Is Jobber cheaper than Housecall Pro?
At entry-level, they're similar — Jobber Core is $69/month, Housecall Pro Basic is $65/month. Both offer 14-day free trials. For HVAC, plumbing, and electrical businesses, Housecall Pro is generally the better fit. For landscaping, cleaning, and painting, Jobber typically wins. See our full comparison here.
Can I cancel Jobber anytime?
Yes. Jobber has no long-term contracts on monthly plans. You can cancel anytime from your account settings. Annual plans are refundable within the first 30 days. This is a significant advantage over ServiceTitan, which requires long-term contracts.