Jobber Pricing 2026: Every Plan and the Real Cost per Crew

Jobber pricing starts at $29/mo for one user on the Core plan billed yearly, and runs to $699/mo for Plus with 15 users month to month. Three things move your bill: how many users the plan includes, which of the three billing modes you pick, and the add-ons and card fees on top. We read every number below on Jobber’s own pricing page on 9 November 2026, then worked out what a solo operator and crews of 3, 8 and 15 actually pay.

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Jobber Pricing at a Glance

These are all the Jobber pricing plans, each user tier and all three billing modes, straight from the vendor page. Prices are per month.

Annual, 1-Year Commitment or Monthly

Jobber sells every plan three ways, and the gap between them is large.

• Billed yearly. You prepay twelve months. It is the cheapest column, and Jobber says it saves up to 25%. The catch: the first payment is non-refundable.
• 1-year commitment. You pay monthly, but you sign up for at least twelve months. Core costs $39/mo this way. If you have seen that figure quoted as “the” Jobber price, this is the column it came from.
• Month to month. No commitment, highest price. Core is $49/mo.

On Core alone, the difference between month to month and billed yearly is $240 a year. For bigger teams the gap grows in dollars, as the crew section shows.

What “Per Month” Actually Covers

The price buys a plan with a fixed number of users. Core is priced for one user. Connect and Grow come in tiers of 1, 5, 10 and 15 users. Plus starts at 5 users and goes to 15. Above 15, Jobber asks you to contact sales.

Between tiers, you can add users for $29/mo each. Jobber’s pricing page shows that note on every plan card, Core included. That matters: a crew of 3 does not have to buy the 5-user tier, and does not even have to leave Core. Our calculator checks every route for you. Because the Core route is the cheapest for small crews, confirm with Jobber at signup that extras can be added to Core on your account.

Every Jobber Plan, Explained

We only list what Jobber’s pricing page states. If a feature matters to you, open the plan’s feature list on Jobber’s site before you buy: we did not test features for this page.

Core

Core is the solo plan: $29/mo billed yearly, $39/mo on the 1-year commitment, $49/mo month to month, for one user.

• Who it suits: an owner-operator who does the quoting, the work and the invoicing alone.
• The trap: the trial runs on Grow, not Core. You spend two weeks on the bigger plan, then drop down. Write down which Grow features you used during the trial so you know what you lose.

Connect

Connect is the first plan built for a team, from $99/mo for one user billed yearly to $399/mo for 15 users month to month.

• Who it suits: crews who need what Connect adds over Core (automated reminders, automatic payments, QuickBooks Online sync, time and expense tracking). On price alone, Core plus extra users is cheaper for small crews; Connect’s bigger tiers take over as the crew grows, as the crew section shows.
• The trap: the tier jumps. Going from 5 to 6 users means either one extra user at $29/mo or the 10-user tier. The calculator picks the cheaper route.

Grow

Grow sits one step up, from $149/mo for one user billed yearly to $499/mo for 15 users month to month. It is also the plan the trial runs on.

• Who it suits: businesses that are adding crews and want what Grow adds over Connect. Check the list on Jobber’s page against your own workflow.
• The trap: the trial. Two weeks on Grow makes it the plan you know, so it can feel like the default. For a crew of 8 billed yearly, Grow costs $299/mo against $229/mo for Connect.

Plus

Plus is the top plan and starts at 5 users: $399/mo billed yearly, up to $699/mo for 15 users month to month.

• Who it suits: established crews of 5 to 15 who already know they need what is in Plus.
• The trap: a 3-person crew still pays for 5 users. And check whether an add-on you want is already part of Plus before you pay for both.

What Jobber Really Costs for Your Crew

This is the part the vendor page leaves to you. Move the slider to your crew size, pick a plan and a billing mode, and tick any add-ons. Everything runs in your browser.

The formula on every line is the same: plan tier + extra users × $29/mo + add-ons. Payment processing comes on top, per transaction.

Solo Operator

One user fits Core. The Jobber monthly cost is $29/mo billed yearly, which is $348 a year. Month to month it is $588 a year. Prepaying saves $240 a year, if you are sure you will stay.

Crew of 3

The cheapest route is Core plus two extra users: $29 for 1 user + 2 × $29 = $87/mo billed yearly. That only works if Core’s features are enough for a team. If you need Connect, billed yearly the 5-user tier wins: $149/mo for the 5-user tier. Month to month it flips, and the 1-user tier plus two extras is cheaper: $139 for 1 user + 2 × $29 = $197/mo. Over a year that is $1,788 a year against $2,364 a year, a gap of $576. On Grow, the same crew pays $207/mo billed yearly.

8 Technicians

Billed yearly, the 10-user Connect tier is cheaper than 5 users plus three extras: $229/mo for the 10-user tier, or $2,748 a year. Month to month, the 5-user tier plus extras comes out ahead: $199 for 5 users + 3 × $29 = $286/mo. On Plus, 8 people cost $449/mo billed yearly.

15 Technicians

At 15, every plan has its own tier, so no extras are needed. Billed yearly: Connect $299/mo, Grow $399/mo, Plus $529/mo. Month to month, Plus with 15 users is $8,388 a year. Per head, Connect billed yearly works out at $19.93 per user a month, against $29 per user a month for a solo operator on Core.

Jobber Fees and Hidden Costs

The plan price is not the whole bill. Here is everything else Jobber lists on its pricing page.

Extra Users

Extra users cost $29/mo each, on every plan including Core, according to the user note on each plan card. The pricing page states one figure for extra users and does not split it by billing mode, so our calculator applies that figure in every mode. If your crew size changes through the year, check the next tier: past a certain point, extras cost more than moving up.

Add-Ons

Jobber lists three paid add-ons:

• Marketing Suite: $99/mo
• Jobber AI Receptionist: $29/mo
• Pipeline: $49/mo

Add them only when they pay for themselves. All three together add more per month than the whole Core plan billed yearly.

Payment Processing

Jobber fees for taking payments through Jobber Payments, as published:

• Card payments: 2.9% + 30¢
• Tap to Pay: 2.7% + 30¢
• ACH bank payments (US only): 1%
• Instant payouts: an additional 1%

On a $1,000 invoice paid by card, that is $29.30 in fees. Paid by ACH, it is $10. If your customers will pay by bank transfer, push them that way.

Trial and Cancellation

The trial gives you 14 days with full access to all of Jobber’s features on the Grow plan, with no credit card required. Cancellation depends on how you pay: month to month has no commitment, the 1-year commitment has a 12-month minimum, and the initial annual payment is non-refundable.

Is Jobber Worth It?

The numbers above answer most of this. Jobber’s price per user falls as the crew grows, because the tiers are cheaper per head than a single seat. That makes it easier to justify for a crew than for a one-person business watching every dollar.

The Break-Even Test

Software earns its keep in hours, not features. Take your monthly cost from the calculator and divide it by what an hour of office time is worth to you, whether that is your own evening or a paid office manager. The answer is how many hours a month Jobber has to save to pay for itself. Count the obvious places: typing quotes, chasing unpaid invoices, rebuilding the schedule when a job runs long, phoning customers to confirm. If the trial shows you saving more hours than that number, the plan pays its way. If you cannot point to the hours, it does not, however good the demo looked.

When the Price Stops Making Sense

Two situations push the maths the wrong way. The first is a solo business with low volume: a few jobs a week can be quoted and invoiced by hand, and every dollar of subscription comes straight out of a small margin. The second is the jump to Plus for features you will use once a quarter. For a crew of 8 billed yearly, Plus costs $449/mo against $229/mo on Connect. That difference has to buy something you use every week.

Cheaper Options than Jobber

If the Jobber app cost is more than your business needs, three vendors price lower at the entry level:

• ServiceM8: a Free plan at $0/mo for one user and 30 jobs a month. Paid plans start with Starter at $29/mo, and ServiceM8 does not charge per user.
• Joist: Basics costs $8.34/mo billed yearly, or $10/mo monthly. Plans are sold by the number of documents you can send, so read the limit first.
• GorillaDesk: Basic is $49/mo per route, with unlimited users. Pricing by route suits trades that run fixed routes.

Cheaper at the entry level is not cheaper for every crew. Run your crew size through each vendor’s page before you switch.

Jobber vs Housecall Pro on Price

Here is the lowest-priced plan that fits each crew at both vendors, billed yearly. Plans differ in what they include, so this compares price only.

Housecall Pro lists extra users only on Max, at $35/mo, which is why its cost climbs fast past 8 people.

How to Pay Less for Jobber

• Pay yearly once you are sure. It is the lowest column on every plan. Do it after the trial and a month or two of real use, not on day one, because the first annual payment is non-refundable.
• Buy the users you have, not the users you hope for. A smaller tier plus extras at $29/mo each can beat the next tier. The calculator above shows which.
• Start on the lowest plan that works. The trial runs on Grow. If Connect covers your week, take Connect.
• Add add-ons one at a time. Turn one on, see if it brings in more than it costs, then decide on the next.
• Steer customers to ACH. Bank payments carry a lower fee than cards on Jobber Payments, so every invoice paid by bank keeps more in your pocket.
• Use the trial with real data. Put a full week of live jobs through it. You will know which plan you need, and what Jobber costs you, before you pay anything.

How We Worked Out These Numbers

Every price on this page comes from one place: Jobber’s public pricing page, read on 9 November 2026. The Housecall Pro, ServiceM8, Joist and GorillaDesk figures come from each vendor’s own pricing page, read the same day. We do not use review sites, reseller quotes or search engine summaries as a source for a price.

The Rules Behind the Crew Maths

• Users, not technicians. Jobber prices by user, so the calculator counts everyone who will need their own login, the office included. Your crew size on Jobber can be bigger than your number of techs.
• Cheapest route per plan. For each crew size we compare the tier that fits with a smaller tier plus extra users, and keep the lower figure.
• Extras at one rate, on every plan. Jobber publishes a single price per extra user and shows it on every plan card, Core included, so we apply it to every plan and billing mode.
• What is left out. Add-ons appear only when you tick them, and payment processing is per transaction, so neither is in the headline figure. Sales tax, where it applies, is not included.

When We Check Again

We reread the pricing page whenever Jobber changes it and at least every three months. The date at the top of this page only changes when we have read the source again. If you spot a price that no longer matches, our testing method explains how to tell us.