Jobber pricing starts at $29 USD a month for one user on the Core plan (paid annually) and runs to $699 USD a month for 15 users on the Plus plan (no commitment). There are four plans (Core, Connect, Grow and Plus), each priced by how many users you have, and three ways to pay: month to month, a 1-year commitment billed monthly, or a year prepaid. Extra users are $29 USD a month each, and the AI Receptionist, Marketing Suite and Pipeline are paid add-ons.
Every number below comes from getjobber.com/pricing and Jobber’s help centre, checked November 2026. Jobber lists all prices in US dollars, before sales tax, including on its Canadian site.
How much does Jobber cost?
For most small crews, Jobber lands somewhere between $100 and $450 USD a month once you’ve picked a plan for your team size and added one or two add-ons. A solo operator who only needs quotes, scheduling and invoices can pay a lot less. A 10-person crew on the top plan pays a lot more.
| Jobber plan | Who it’s for | Starting price (annual prepaid) | Starting price (no commitment) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | Solo, 1 user | $29 USD/month | $49 USD/month |
| Connect | Small teams, from 1 user | $99 USD/month | $139 USD/month |
| Grow | Growing teams, from 1 user | $149 USD/month | $199 USD/month |
| Plus | Larger teams, from 5 users | $399 USD/month | $499 USD/month |
Jobber says annual billing saves “up to 25%”. Larger, multi-location and franchise businesses get custom pricing through sales.
Jobber plans and prices by team size
Jobber prices Connect, Grow and Plus in user bands. Core only shows a 1-user price; bigger teams are told to contact sales. All figures are USD per month (checked November 2026), shown as no commitment / 1-year commitment / annual prepaid.
| Plan | 1 user | 5 users | 10 users | 15 users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | $49 / $39 / $29 | Contact sales | Contact sales | Contact sales |
| Connect | $139 / $119 / $99 | $199 / $169 / $149 | $299 / $259 / $229 | $399 / $339 / $299 |
| Grow | $199 / $169 / $149 | $299 / $259 / $229 | $399 / $349 / $299 | $499 / $429 / $399 |
| Plus | Not offered | $499 / $439 / $399 | $599 / $499 / $449 | $699 / $599 / $529 |
Two things jump out. First, the jump from Core to Connect is big: $49 to $139 a month on no-commitment billing, for one person. Second, the gap between team-size bands is $100 a month on most plans, so hiring your fifth or tenth person moves your software bill too.
Monthly, 1-year or annual: which to pick
The same plan has three prices depending on how you commit. Jobber’s pricing FAQ explains the terms:
| Billing option | How it works | If you cancel early |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly, no commitment | Billed monthly, cancel anytime | Service runs to the end of the billing period |
| 1-year commitment | 12-month minimum, billed monthly | Billing continues through the term |
| Annual prepaid | Whole year billed upfront | Access through the term; payment is non-refundable |
All plans auto-renew. Upgrades take effect right away; downgrades wait until the end of the billing cycle.
Pay month to month for your first season, even though it costs more. If the software still fits after a busy stretch, switch to annual and take the discount. Locking into a year before you’ve run real jobs through it is the expensive way to find out it’s the wrong tool.
Add-ons and extra users
The plan price is the floor. These are the extras Jobber lists, checked November 2026:
| Add-on | Price (USD) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Extra user | $29/month each | One more person on any plan |
| Receptionist (AI) | $29/month on select plans | 30 conversations per billing cycle, then $0.79 per extra conversation; included in Plus with unlimited use |
| Marketing Suite | $99/month | Marketing campaigns you approve before they send |
| Pipeline | $49/month | Sales pipeline for leads and quotes |
| Reviews, Jobber Capital | No price listed | Mentioned on the pricing page |
The Receptionist terms are worth reading closely. Jobber’s help centre says spam calls and calls tagged “no conversation” don’t count toward the 30, but every real call or text conversation does. A busy shop in peak season can blow past 30 in a week. At $0.79 each, 100 extra conversations is another $79 USD that month. Jobber doesn’t name which plans the $29 add-on is available on, so ask before you count on it with Core.
Some third-party sites still quote older Receptionist terms. Go by Jobber’s current help centre article, not a blog post from last year.
What each plan unlocks
Here’s where Jobber puts the features small contractors ask about most, based on the “everything in the last plan, plus” lists on its pricing page:
- Core: the basics. Quotes, scheduling, invoicing and online payments for one person.
- Connect adds: automated quote and invoice follow-ups, automated client reminders, automatic payment collection, checklists, QuickBooks Online sync, and time and expense tracking.
- Grow adds: quote customization with photos and reviews, optional line items for upselling, automatic time tracking, job costing, two-way texting and custom workflow automations.
- Plus adds: unlimited photos and videos, crew scheduling and @mentions, automated expense capture, profitability alerts, custom reports, Premium Support with dedicated onboarding, and the Receptionist with unlimited use.
The practical upshot: automatic follow-ups on quotes and invoices, which is where a lot of contractors win back money, start at Connect. Job costing and two-way texting start at Grow. If either of those is the reason you want Jobber, price Grow, not Core.
Jobber Payments fees
Card processing is a separate cost from your subscription. Jobber’s pricing page lists these rates (checked November 2026):
| Payment type | Rate listed by Jobber |
|---|---|
| Credit card (online) | 2.9% + 30¢ |
| Tap to Pay | 2.7% + 30¢ |
| ACH bank payment (US only) | 1% |
| Instant payout | Extra 1% |
Jobber’s help centre says your exact rates appear in the “Processing rates” panel of your account. We couldn’t find a separate published Canadian rate, so if you’re in Canada, check that panel during your trial. On $20,000 a month of card payments, 2.9% + 30¢ is roughly $600 a month in fees before the per-transaction part, so the rate matters as much as the plan price.
What a real crew pays per year
Worked examples using Jobber’s published prices, in USD, before tax and card fees. These are illustrations, not quotes.
$29 × 12 = $348 a year. Cheap and fine if you only need the basics, but no automated follow-ups.
$139 + $29 = $168 a month, $2,016 a year, if you stay under 30 receptionist conversations a month.
$229 + $29 + $99 = $357 a month, $4,284 a year.
$349 + $29 + $99 = $477 a month, $5,724 a year.
$449 a month, $5,388 a year, Receptionist included.
Notice that on a 10-person crew, Plus annual can cost less than Grow with two add-ons, because it includes the Receptionist. Run your own numbers both ways before picking.
Jobber pricing in Canada
Jobber was founded in Edmonton, but its pricing page, including the Canadian version at getjobber.com/en-ca/pricing, lists every plan in US dollars. That means a Canadian contractor’s bill moves with the exchange rate, and your bank or card may add a foreign-currency fee on top. Sales tax is added on top of the listed price.
For budgeting, convert at your bank’s rate, not the headline rate, and leave room for a swing of a few percent through the year. If you’d rather pay in Canadian dollars, Contruva’s pricing page shows one plan at $249.99 CAD a month. For tax on what you bill your own customers, see do contractors charge HST on materials.
Is Jobber worth the price?
Often, yes. Jobber is a mature, well-reviewed tool with clean scheduling and a good mobile app, and its 14-day free trial (no credit card needed to start, with Grow-level features) lets you test it properly. Search snippets from Capterra reviews show a split: many reviewers say it pays for itself, while others say it’s expensive for a small or new business, or call out the cost of extra users. Both can be true depending on your crew size.
It tends to be worth it when you have a small, stable team, you don’t need many add-ons, and you pay in US dollars anyway. It gets harder to justify when you’re adding people every season, you want call answering and marketing too, or you’re paying in Canadian dollars.
Jobber vs a flat-price option
Contruva takes the opposite approach: one plan, Contruva Pro, with everything included and no per-user fees. It’s $249.99 CAD or US$179.99 a month (checked on our own pricing page), with a 7-day free trial and no credit card needed.
| Jobber | Contruva | |
|---|---|---|
| Price model | Plan × team size band, + $29 per extra user | One plan, no per-seat fees |
| Currency | USD only | CAD, USD, AUD, EUR or GBP |
| AI receptionist | Add-on, 30 conversations then $0.79 each (included in Plus) | ✓ Included |
| Marketing | Marketing Suite add-on, $99/month | ✓ Included |
| Website and weekly SEO pages | Not listed on the plans | ✓ Included |
| Free trial | ✓ 14 days | ✓ 7 days, no card |
| Payment processing | 2.9% + 30¢ card rate listed | Stripe rates; Contruva adds no fee |
| Custom reports, profitability alerts | ✓ Plus | Job costing per job; no custom report builder |
Jobber’s trial is twice as long, and its Plus plan has reporting depth some larger crews will want. Where Contruva wins is the all-in price for a crew that wants calls answered, quotes chased and marketing running without stacking add-ons. See the full Contruva vs Jobber comparison, the best Jobber alternatives, or how Contruva’s AI receptionist and quote follow-ups work. You can start a free trial and run your own jobs through both before you decide.