Table of contents
- Jobber pricing at a glance: Core, Connect, Grow and Plus plans
- Jobber plans explained: what each tier includes
- Which Jobber plan fits your team size and workflow
- Jobber team pricing: how the monthly price scales by number of users
- The real cost of Jobber: add ons, processing fees and monthly totals
- Jobber reviews: what real users say
- ServiceAgent: the AI front desk that answers every Jobber call
- Jobber AI Receptionist vs ServiceAgent: call answering compared
- Related reading
- HVAC Living Grid
- FAQs
- Sources
Jobber pricing at a glance: Core, Connect, Grow and Plus plans
Jobber is field service software priced by plan and team size, not per call. One user starts at $49 a month on Core, then Connect and Grow add more automation, and Plus is the top tier for teams. Annual billing lowers each monthly rate, up to about 40% off on the entry plan. The table shows the single user price, with the regular annual rate a month in brackets.
| Plan | Monthly, 1 user | Annual, a month | Users included | Core included features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | $49 | $29 | 1 | Client CRM, scheduling, quotes, invoicing, online payments, website, reporting |
| Connect | $139 | $99 | 1 | All Core, plus automated reminders, automatic payments, QuickBooks sync, follow ups |
| Grow | $199 | $149 | 1 | All Connect, plus two way SMS, job costing, quote upsells, workflow automations |
| Plus | from $499 | from $399 | 5 and up | All Grow, plus crew scheduling, and Pipeline, Marketing Suite and AI Receptionist included |
Core, Connect and Grow are single user plans at the prices above. Adding users moves the account onto a team band, covered below, and Plus is sold from the 5 user band up.
Jobber plans explained: what each tier includes
Core, $49 a month
One user. Core carries client management, online booking and scheduling, professional quotes, invoicing with online payments, a professional website, and built in reporting, plus the 100 plus app marketplace. It fits a solo operator running the whole business on one login. Annual billing brings it to $29 a month, about 40% off the monthly rate.
Connect, $139 a month
One user. Connect adds automated client reminders, automatic payment collection, job checklists, QuickBooks Online sync, and quote and invoice follow ups. Jobber marks this the recommended plan. It fits a pro who wants the follow up to run itself. Annual billing brings it to $99 a month.
Grow, $199 a month
One user. Grow adds two way SMS, job costing, quote line item upsells, automatic time tracking, and custom workflow automations. It fits a business chasing bigger jobs and tighter margins. Annual billing brings it to $149 a month.
Plus, from $499 a month
Teams. Plus is the top tier, sold from the 5 user band up. It adds crew scheduling, unlimited job photos and videos, custom reports, dedicated onboarding and premium support, and bundles the Sales Pipeline, Marketing Suite and AI Receptionist add ons at no extra charge. Priced by team size, from $499 a month at 5 users to $699 a month at 15 users, then custom above that.
Which Jobber plan fits your team size and workflow
Picking a plan comes down to how many people are on the account and how much automation the business wants. The best fit for each:
- Core ($49) suits a solo operator who needs scheduling, quotes and invoicing on one login, one user.
- Connect ($139) suits a pro who wants automated reminders, automatic payments and QuickBooks sync, one user.
- Grow ($199) suits a business that wants two way texting, job costing and workflow automation, one user.
- Plus (from $499) suits a multi crew team that wants crew scheduling and the Pipeline, Marketing Suite and AI Receptionist bundled, 5 users and up.
A team beyond one user moves onto the 2 to 5, 6 to 10 or 11 to 15 user band, which raises the monthly price on Connect, Grow and Plus. Jobber schedules, quotes and invoices, but it does not answer the phone on its own, so a shop that wants every call answered still adds the AI Receptionist or a separate front desk.
Jobber team pricing: how the monthly price scales by number of users
Jobber prices Connect, Grow and Plus by team size. The same plan costs more as the crew grows, because each band includes more users. Core is a single user plan and does not scale. The table shows the monthly price at each band, with the regular annual rate a month in brackets.
| Team size | Connect | Grow | Plus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 user (Core available at $49) | $139 ($99) | $199 ($149) | Not offered |
| 2 to 5 users | $199 ($149) | $299 ($229) | $499 ($399) |
| 6 to 10 users | $299 ($229) | $399 ($299) | $599 ($449) |
| 11 to 15 users | $399 ($299) | $499 ($399) | $699 ($529) |
| 16 or more | Contact sales | Contact sales | Contact sales |
Core is one user only, so a team picks Connect, Grow or Plus. Plus starts at the 2 to 5 user band. Prices step up by band, so a growing crew moves to the next band. Jobber does not add a separate per user fee on top of the band price, so the band covers every seat up to its limit.
The real cost of Jobber: add ons, processing fees and monthly totals
Jobber’s real monthly cost is the plan price for the team size, plus any add ons and card processing fees. The examples below show the total at four setups, then the charges that sit off the plan grid.
Jobber cost examples by plan and team size
The table below sets the monthly total for four common setups, using Jobber’s own monthly prices.
| Business | Plan and team | Monthly total | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo operator | Core, 1 user | $49 ($29 annual) | One login, no add ons |
| Solo with the phone covered | Connect $139 + AI Receptionist $29 | $168 | Adds call and text answering |
| Five person crew, growing | Grow, 5 users | $299 ($229 annual) | Two way SMS, job costing |
| Ten person crew, all in | Plus, 10 users | $599 ($449 annual) | Pipeline, Marketing Suite, AI Receptionist included |
The plan price is set by the team band. Add ons and card processing fees push the total above the headline plan price, while annual billing pulls the monthly rate down.
Jobber hidden fees: add ons, team steps and processing
Beyond the monthly plan price, a few extra charges apply:
- Add on services. Marketing Suite $99 a month, Sales Pipeline $49 a month, and the AI Receptionist $29 a month each sit on top of the plan, unless the account is on Plus, which includes all three.
- Team size steps. Adding users moves the account to the next band, which raises the monthly price on Connect, Grow and Plus.
- Payment processing. Card and ACH payments run through Jobber Payments, separate from the plan price. The rate varies by plan and payment method, for example 2.7% plus 30 cents for tap to pay, and a little lower with a card reader.
- Annual commitment. The lower annual rate is billed for the year. The promo rate shown at signup covers the first 12 months, then the regular annual rate applies.
- No phone answering by default. Jobber schedules, quotes and invoices. It does not answer calls unless the AI Receptionist add on is on, and that answers and can book, rather than fully covering a front desk.
Terms, contract, and trial
| Term | Jobber |
|---|---|
| Free plan or trial | A 14 day free trial, no card. No permanently free plan |
| Contract length | Month to month, or annual for the lower rate |
| Setup or onboarding fee | None stated; dedicated onboarding is included on Plus |
| Users included | 1 on Core, Connect and Grow at the solo band; 5, 10 or 15 by team band |
| Payment processing | Card and ACH fees apply through Jobber Payments, varying by plan and method |
Jobber reviews: what real users say
Jobber holds a 4.6 out of 5 across 530 reviews on G2 and 4.2 out of 5 across 230 reviews on Trustpilot. Owners rate it well for ease of use, scheduling and support. The most common criticism is bugs after updates and the price relative to the value on the lower plans.
Read the verbatim reviews
What owners praise
“Jobber has everything that I need. I can do everything for my business all in one space and it has automations that save me time and make me money. I couldn’t go with another company, Jobber provides so much value and I love the community forums and events they host regularly.” Gabriela D., G2, Aug 2026
“I love how simple and clutter free the dashboard is. Scheduling jobs, dispatching crew members, and sending invoices is seamless, which keeps our team organized and cuts down on weekly administrative time.” Carson H., G2, Sep 2026
Common complaints
“While Jobber is decent, I don’t believe its worth the price given all of the bugs and constant changes.” Matthew Machiniak, Trustpilot, Jul 2026
“We are extremely disappointed with Jobber and honestly feel it has been a waste of money.” Kay, Trustpilot, Jul 2026
What users say about Jobber pricing
On price, reviewers split. Owners who run the full platform call it strong value for everything it replaces. The sharpest complaints tie the price to bugs and to paying for a full year up front. Real reviews:
Reviews sourced from Jobber on G2 and Trustpilot.
ServiceAgent: the AI front desk that answers every Jobber call
Jobber runs the schedule, quotes and invoices, but it does not pick up the phone. Its AI Receptionist add on, at $29 a month or bundled on Plus, answers calls and texts, yet a missed or unbooked call is still lost revenue. Around 62% of calls to small businesses go unanswered, and 85% of those callers do not call back. ServiceAgent answers every call 24/7, books the job, and updates the record, then hands the booked work to whatever runs the schedule. It starts at $0 on the Launch plan and runs on usage based credits, so a shop pays for booked work rather than a per seat fee. ServiceAgent has handled more than 350,000 calls at a 100% capture rate and a 56% booking rate across more than 7,600 businesses. It pairs with Jobber rather than replacing it.
Jobber AI Receptionist vs ServiceAgent: call answering compared
Jobber is field service software, so the fair comparison is on the phones: its AI Receptionist add on against ServiceAgent, a dedicated front desk. This is about answering and booking calls, not scheduling or invoicing, which Jobber handles and ServiceAgent does not.
| Jobber AI Receptionist | ServiceAgent | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A call and text answering add on to Jobber | A dedicated AI front desk for home services |
| Entry price | $29 a month add on (included on Plus) | $0 (Launch) |
| Typical cost | $29 on top of a Jobber plan from $49 | $95 (Growth) |
| Billing model | Flat monthly add on | Usage based credits |
| Monthly call volume | Answered as they come, on the add on | Usage based, no per call cap |
| 24/7 call answering | Yes | Yes |
| Books the job | Yes, into the Jobber calendar when enabled | Yes |
| Scheduling, invoicing, CRM | Yes, through Jobber | No, pairs with the tool that does |
| Live human backup | No | Yes |
| Best for | Teams already on Jobber wanting light call cover | Shops losing jobs to missed and unbooked calls |
Jobber fits a business that wants scheduling, quoting and invoicing in one platform, with its AI Receptionist for light call cover. ServiceAgent fits an owner who wants every call answered and booked, and it pairs with Jobber rather than replacing it.
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First-party data
Where these tools sit on our HVAC Living Grid
ServiceAgent publishes this market map and scores itself by the same rubric as every other vendor, from public reviews, vendor sites and changelogs. Scores are 0–100 as of Jul 2026.
- Operational Satisfaction
- How satisfied operators sound in public reviews.
- Operations Breadth × Trade-Nativeness
- How much of the front office a tool runs, and how built for the trade it is.
| Tool | Quadrant | Satisfaction | Breadth | Head to head |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FieldPulse | Leaders | 82 | 52 | Compare |
| Kickserv | High Performers | 78 | 42 | Compare |
| Jobber | Leaders | 55 | 52 | Compare |
| FieldEdge | Contenders | 28 | 52 | Compare |
| ServiceM8 | Contenders | 28 | 52 | Compare |
| ServiceAgentThat’s us | Leaders | 82 | 81 | All comparisons |
Source: ServiceAgent Living Grid, HVAC (Jul 2026). How we score · Market Pulse
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions home service operators ask most often.
How much does Jobber cost a month?
Jobber starts at $49 a month for one user on Core, $139 on Connect and $199 on Grow. Team plans scale by the number of users, from $199 a month up to $699 a month for Plus at 15 users. Annual billing lowers each monthly rate.
Does Jobber charge per user?
Jobber prices each plan by team size band rather than a flat per seat add on. Moving from one user to a 2 to 5, 6 to 10 or 11 to 15 user band raises the monthly price on Connect, Grow and Plus.
Does Jobber have a free trial or a free plan?
A 14 day free trial with no credit card. There is no permanently free plan.
What does the Jobber AI Receptionist cost?
It is a $29 a month add on, and it is included on the Plus plan. It answers calls and texts and can book jobs in the calendar when the team is busy.
What add ons does Jobber charge extra for?
Marketing Suite is $99 a month, Sales Pipeline is $49 a month and the AI Receptionist is $29 a month. The Plus plan includes all three.
Does Jobber take payment processing fees?
Card and ACH payments run through Jobber Payments, which carries a per transaction processing fee like any card processor, separate from the plan price.
Is Jobber worth the price?
For a home service business that wants scheduling, quoting, invoicing and a CRM in one place, owners rate it 4.6 out of 5 on G2. It does not answer the phone unless the AI Receptionist add on is on.
Sources
Figures and ratings in this article trace back to these pages.
- 1.Jobber pricing (Core, Connect, Grow, Plus, team size bands and add ons), verified 30 Sep 2026 · Jobber
- 2.Jobber rating and reviews (4.6 out of 5, 530 reviews), verified 30 Sep 2026 · G2
- 3.Jobber rating and reviews (4.2 out of 5, 230 reviews), verified 30 Sep 2026 · Trustpilot
- 4.Jobber Payments processing rates (vary by plan and method), verified 30 Sep 2026 · Jobber Help Center
Who worked on this
Shaambhav Shankar
Growth & Product Marketing, ServiceAgent
Leads growth and product marketing for ServiceAgent at SaaS Labs, where he has worked in product marketing since 2020. Writes the blog's coverage of AI call answering, CRM and home-services operations.
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