Jobber is field-service software for home-service owners, from a one-person cleaning or handyman business up to small crews, with quoting, scheduling, invoicing and online payments in one app. The catch is that the bill moves with plan, users and billing mode at once: as of Oct 2026, Core lists at 49 dollars a month for one user with no commitment, and each extra user adds 29.
Most people searching for a Jobber review already know roughly what it does. What they want is the bill: which plan, how many people on the account, and what happens once the trial ends. I read Jobber's own pricing page with the one-person view selected, and here's what it says, plan by plan, without the offer badges.
Jobber plans and user limits on the pricing page
| Plan | Listed for one user: no commitment / 1-year commitment / billed annually | What it adds | The limit that bites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | 49 / 39 / 29 dollars a month | Online booking and scheduling, quotes, invoices with online payments, a website, built-in reporting, 100+ app connections | No automated reminders, QuickBooks Online sync or time tracking (those start on Connect) |
| Connect | 139 / 119 / 99 dollars a month | Automated client reminders, automatic payment collection, job checklists, quote and invoice follow-ups, QuickBooks Online sync, time and expense tracking | No job costing, two-way SMS or custom workflow automations (those start on Grow) |
| Grow | 199 / 169 / 149 dollars a month | Visual quotes, optional line items, automatic time tracking, job costing, two-way SMS, custom workflow automations | Crew scheduling, custom reports and Pipeline lead tracking need the top plan |
| Plus | 499 / 439 / 399 dollars a month, with five users included | Unlimited job photos and videos, crew scheduling, custom reports, Pipeline, Marketing Suite, an AI-powered Receptionist, dedicated onboarding, Premium Support | There's no one-user version listed; it starts with five users |
These are list prices as shown on the pricing page I read, as of Oct 2026, with the one-person view selected. The page doesn't name the currency, so treat them as dollars as shown to me, and check the vendor's pricing page before you buy, because the figures change with team size.
Why the headline Jobber figure isn't your bill
Three dials set what you pay, and the pricing page turns all three at once. The first is the plan. The second is people: every plan card says a user is anyone who accesses your account at the office or in the field to view or manage the team's schedule, and you add users for 29 dollars a month each. So the part-time helper who only checks the calendar from home still counts. The third is billing: each plan has a no-commitment price, a lower price on a 1-year commitment and a lower one again billed annually.
On top of that, the page shows discounted intro prices for the first 3 or 12 months and an offer banner. I've left those out of the table on purpose, because they end and the list price is what you'll live with. If someone quotes you a Jobber figure that looks far lower than the table above, it's likely an intro price.
The other thing worth knowing before you pick: Plus has no one-user version on the page. It starts with five users included, and the team-size views (2 to 5 people, 6 to 10, 11 to 15, and 16 or more) show different prices again. If you run a crew, switch the team-size selector before you compare anything, or you'll be reading the wrong row.
What Jobber does at each step up
Core covers the day-to-day. Clients book and schedule jobs online, you send quotes and then invoices they can pay online, and built-in reporting tracks how the business is doing. The website builder sits in Core's feature list, so every plan above it carries it too, and Core connects to over 100 tools through Jobber's app directory.
Connect is where the admin starts running itself: automated client reminders, automatic payment collection, checklists that standardise job documentation, automatic quote and invoice follow-ups, QuickBooks Online sync, and time and expense tracking. If you're losing evenings to chasing quotes, this is the tier that deals with it.
Grow is pitched at contractors going after bigger jobs. Quotes can carry rich visuals and reviews, optional line items let clients add extra services, time is tracked automatically, job costing shows profitability, and you can text customers through two-way SMS and build custom workflow automations.
Plus adds unlimited photo and video storage for every job, crew scheduling with team mentions, automated expense capture with an alert when profitability slips, custom reports, Pipeline for tracking every lead, Marketing Suite for re-engaging customers, an AI-powered Receptionist, dedicated onboarding and Premium Support. If phone handling and booking are the gap in your week, I've written about online booking tools for trades businesses too.
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Jobber fits these owners, not those
- Cleaners, landscapers, handymen and small trades crews who want quoting, scheduling, invoicing and online payments in one app.
- Solo owners who can live without automations for now and start on Core.
- Anyone happy to use the free trial (no credit card required) to see which automations they'd use before picking a plan.
And it's a weaker match for these:
- Crews who need job costing, custom workflow automations or two-way SMS but want to stay on Core or Connect: those start on Grow.
- Firms adding a lot of office and field staff, since each extra user is 29 dollars a month on top of the plan.
- Anyone who wants one simple figure, because the bill moves with plan, users and billing mode.
Software runs the jobs you've already won, it won't find new ones. For that side, there's a wider look at how AI helps plumbers and electricians and a separate guide to finding new work for trades firms.
Jobber verdict: where I'd start
I'd start on the free trial, pick a plan later, and watch which features you reach for in the first fortnight. If it's only quotes, scheduling and invoices, Core is enough and you'll stay on the lowest list price. If you're chasing quotes and late payers by hand, Connect is where that stops. I'd skip Jobber if you're a growing crew that won't want to pay 29 dollars a month for every extra login, or if you need job costing but don't want to move up to Grow.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Jobber free?
No, but you can try it first. The pricing page says to try Jobber for free now and pick a plan later, and no credit card is required. After that, the lowest list price for one user is 49 dollars a month with no commitment, as of Oct 2026.
How much does an extra Jobber user cost?
Each plan card says you can add users for 29 dollars a month each. A user is anyone who accesses the account at the office or in the field to view or manage the team's schedule.
Which Jobber plan has job costing and two-way SMS?
Grow. Job costing, two-way SMS and custom workflow automations are listed in what Grow adds, and Plus includes everything in Grow.
Does Jobber sync with QuickBooks Online?
Yes, from Connect upwards. QuickBooks Online sync is listed in what Connect adds to Core.
