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How Much Does Jobber Cost in 2026?

By Ryan Goering, CEO, BaaDigi · Last updated September 2026 · 16 sources checked

Jobber pricing starts at $29 a month for one user on the Core plan billed annually, $39 a month on a one-year commitment, or $49 month to month[1]. Connect runs $99–$139 for one user, Grow $149–$199, and Plus starts at five users for $399–$499 a month; every extra user is $29 a month[1]. Some plans went up in 2026. On Jobber’s own pricing page, archived February 10 and September 17, 2026, five-user Connect rose from $129 to $149 a month billed annually and 15-user Plus from $449 to $529[2][3]. The one-year commitment is binding: cancel early and you keep paying monthly to the end of the 12 months[1]. The biggest warning is not on the price sheet. On every plan, Jobber now links your default booking or request form to your Google Business Profile automatically when it can match your address, so a Book Online button appears on your profile unless you turn it off[4].

BaaDigi does not resell Jobber or take a referral fee from any software vendor named on this page. We sell marketing services, including a custom CRM built on GoHighLevel.

What does each Jobber plan cost?

Every plan comes three ways: month to month with no commitment, monthly with a 12-month minimum term, or prepaid for the year[1]. Core is sold for one user. Connect and Grow are sold in bands of 1, 5, 10 and 15 users, and Plus starts at 5[1].

Jobber list prices per month, from Jobber’s live pricing page, checked September 21, 2026[1]
Plan and usersBilled annuallyMonthly, 1-year commitmentMonthly, no commitment
Core, 1 user$29$39$49
Connect, 1 user$99$119$139
Connect, 5 users$149$169$199
Connect, 10 users$229$259$299
Connect, 15 users$299$339$399
Grow, 1 user$149$169$199
Grow, 5 users$229$259$299
Grow, 10 users$299$349$399
Grow, 15 users$399$429$499
Plus, 5 users$399$439$499
Plus, 10 users$449$499$599
Plus, 15 users$529$599$699
  • Core covers online booking, quotes, invoices and online payments, a website, built-in reporting and the app marketplace[1].
  • Connect adds automated client reminders, automatic payment collection, job checklists, quote and invoice follow-ups, QuickBooks Online sync, and time and expense tracking[1].
  • Grow adds quotes with visuals, optional line items, automatic time tracking, job costing, two-way text messaging and custom workflow automations. Reviews on quotes need the Reviews add-on[1].
  • Plus adds the sales Pipeline, Marketing Suite and the AI Receptionist, plus a dedicated onboarding specialist, premium support and automated job costing. Its button says Contact Sales, not Buy[1].

Self-serve prices stop at 15 users; Jobber’s own team-size picker sends "16 or more" to sales[1]. The free trial is 14 days of the Grow plan with no credit card[1]. No setup fee is published. Onboarding depends on the plan: Plus gets unlimited white-glove onboarding (listed as a $599 value) and data import (a $499 value), Grow gets 3 sessions of up to 3 hours, Connect gets 2 sessions of up to 2 hours, and Core gets none[1].

Time-limited: Jobber’s pricing page advertises “save up to 40%” for new customers on Core, Connect, Grow and Plus who subscribe before September 30, 2026. The savings figure compares 12 months prepaid with the no-commitment list price, and promo rates last 3 or 12 months depending on billing option before list prices apply[1]. The table above shows list prices.

Which Jobber features cost extra?

Jobber add-ons and fees, from Jobber’s live pricing page, checked September 21, 2026[1]
Add-on or feePriceIncluded in
Extra user$29 / month eachCharged on every plan
Marketing Suite$99 / monthPlus
Sales Pipeline$49 / monthPlus
AI Receptionist$29 / monthPlus
Card payments2.9% + 30¢n/a
Tap to Pay2.7% + 30¢n/a
ACH bank payments1%n/a
Instant payoutsExtra 1%n/a

Jobber counts anyone who logs in to view or manage the schedule as a user, office or field[1]. A five-person crew on Grow pays $229 a month billed annually. Add Marketing Suite and the AI Receptionist at list price and it is $357, only $42 less than five-user Plus at $399, which bundles both plus Pipeline[1].

Before you buy Marketing Suite, ask Jobber whether automated Google review requests work without it. Jobber’s reviews help article says the feature is on all plans as part of Marketing Suite, yet Marketing Suite is a $99 add-on below Plus[5][1].

What does a Jobber contract lock you into?

  • Month to month, no commitment: cancel anytime[1].
  • Monthly with a 1-year commitment: a 12-month minimum term. Cancel early and billing continues through the end of the term[1].
  • Annual prepaid: if you cancel mid-year you keep access to the end of the term, but the payment is not refunded[1].
  • All three renew automatically[1].

The 1-year commitment is new in 2026 and sits between the other two prices, so it looks like the sensible middle option. It is a 12-month contract billed monthly[2][1]. If you are not sure Jobber will stick, pay the no-commitment rate for the first few months.

Can you get your data out of Jobber if you leave?

Partly, and only while you are a customer. Jobber says client exporting is available on select plans but does not say which on that page, so ask before you sign[6]. Where it is available, admins can export the client list as a CSV or vCard file; CSV exports arrive by email in batches of 1,500 rows[6]. The Clients report also exports to CSV[7]. The pages we read do not say what happens to your data after you cancel, so export clients, jobs and invoices before you give notice.

How does Jobber track where leads come from?

Jobber is stronger on web-form attribution than on phone calls. Here is what a contractor running Google Ads, Local Services Ads and a Google Business Profile actually gets.

  • Website forms: request and booking forms embed on your site through HTML code, a WordPress plugin or a Wix plugin, or share as a link, and each submission lands in Jobber as a request[8].
  • UTM tracking: add UTM parameters to the form link and Jobber labels the lead source automatically[7]. Jobber also offers ready-made form links for Facebook, Google, Instagram and Yelp that tag the lead source for you[8]. The Clients report breaks results out by lead source and UTM source, medium, campaign and content, with quotes, job value and conversion rate[7].
  • Phone calls: we found no native call-tracking numbers. The CallRail integration, first released in March 2024, writes source, medium, campaign, keyword and landing page into Jobber[9]. On July 21, 2026 CallRail made Jobber the first field service platform connected both ways to its Voice Assist AI answering, so calls can book straight into the Jobber calendar[10].
  • Google Local Services Ads: prospects can book a job or assessment into your schedule from the Book Online button on your LSA[11].
  • GoHighLevel: HighLevel has a native Jobber integration (its help article was last modified October 22, 2025). It syncs clients both ways, including lead source and tags, but not custom fields, notes or attachments, and it links one HighLevel sub-account to one Jobber account[12].
  • Everything else: Zapier connects Jobber to 7,000-plus apps on Connect and up (not Core), and the API tour with API access is listed only on Plus[1].

Where leads lose their source: any call that does not pass through a tracking number, and any form link shared without UTM parameters or one of Jobber’s pre-tagged links[8]. Jobber’s LSA help article says new clients who book through your Google Business Profile get Google entered as their lead source automatically; it gives LSA bookings no separate label, so LSA and GBP bookings appear to share it[11]. Run a test booking from each and check the Clients report before trusting the numbers.

Jobber now connects your Google Business Profile to your account automatically. Its help article, last updated September 10, 2026, says Jobber links the account’s default booking or request form to the matching profile so a Book Online button shows on Google, on all plans, and that it relies on section 12.2 of Jobber’s terms of service to do it; to opt out, you disable it[4]. If an agency set up a booking link on your profile that feeds a tracked landing page or another calendar, check the profile after you connect Jobber and decide which link you want. The help article does not say how the automatic link treats one that is already there.

Who is Jobber built for?

Jobber pitches Core at the solo pro and Plus at teams scaling complex operations[1]. Its industry list covers cleaning, construction and contracting, electrical, handyman, HVAC, landscaping, lawn care, painting, pest control, plumbing, pool service, pressure washing, roofing and tree care[1]. Self-serve pricing tops out at 15 users[1].

Jobber is a private company headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, with offices in Toronto and Salt Lake City as of 2023[13]. Its last disclosed funding was a US$100 million Series D in February 2023 led by General Atlantic[14].

What do contractors complain about most?

Jobber ratings as displayed on each site, September 21, 2026[15][16]
SiteRatingReviews
Capterra4.6 / 51,485
Trustpilot4.2 / 5230

Recent Trustpilot and Capterra reviews keep coming back to the same issues: repeated price increases, reports too limited to drill into client data, bugs and slowdowns that make the app time out, missing trade-specific fields such as chemical lists for pest control, and an API that duplicated line items on quotes[16][15]. The praise is for easy scheduling and invoicing, online booking, and helpful support and onboarding staff[15][16]. G2 blocked our checks, so its rating is not shown.

What changed at Jobber in 2026?

Jobber raised and restructured its prices between February and September 2026. The exact date is not published; the two archived copies of its pricing page bracket it[2][3].

Jobber pricing page archived February 10, 2026 vs September 17, 2026, per month[2][3]
Plan and usersFeb 10, 2026Sep 17, 2026Change
Core, 1 user, monthly$39$49 (no commitment)+$10
Connect, 5 users, annual$129$149+$20
Connect, 5 users, monthly$169$199 (no commitment)+$30
Grow, 10 users, annual$249$299+$50
Grow, 10 users, monthly$349$399 (no commitment)+$50
Plus, 15 users, annual$449$529+$80
Plus, 15 users, monthly$599$699 (no commitment)+$100
  • Plus used to include 15 users; it now starts at 5, so the cheapest way into Plus fell to $399 a month billed annually even as the 15-user price rose[2][3].
  • A third billing option, monthly with a 1-year commitment, was added[3].
  • Add-ons were repriced. Both were already sold separately in February: the AI Receptionist fell from $99 to $29 a month and Marketing Suite rose from $79 to $99. The $49 Pipeline add-on is new[2][3].
  • Google Business Profile booking now connects automatically on all plans (see the warning above)[4].
  • CallRail’s two-way Voice Assist integration went live in July 2026[10].

Should you buy Jobber?

  • Likely a fit: a solo operator or crew of up to 15 in lawn care, cleaning, landscaping, handyman or similar work who wants published prices, a free trial and quoting, scheduling and invoicing that reviewers consistently call easy to use.
  • Think twice: a shop whose leads mostly come by phone. We found no native call tracking in Jobber, so plan on CallRail or similar to know which ads made the phone ring.
  • Likely not: a team past 15 users or one that needs deep reporting. Pricing goes to sales and reporting is the most common complaint. Compare Housecall Pro and ServiceTitan.
  • Either way: pay month to month until you are sure, and check your Google Business Profile booking link the day you connect Jobber.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Jobber cost per month?
Jobber’s Core plan costs $29 a month billed annually, $39 a month on a one-year commitment, or $49 month to month for one user. Connect starts at $99–$139, Grow at $149–$199, and Plus at $399–$499 for five users. Extra users are $29 a month each. Those are list prices; a new-customer discount of up to 40% runs through September 30, 2026.
Did Jobber raise its prices in 2026?
Yes, on many plans. Comparing Jobber’s pricing page archived in February and September 2026, five-user Connect went from $129 to $149 a month billed annually, 10-user Grow from $249 to $299, and 15-user Plus from $449 to $529. Core month to month went from $39 to $49. One-user Grow and annual Core did not change.
Can I cancel Jobber anytime?
Only on the no-commitment monthly plan. The monthly one-year commitment bills through the full 12 months if you cancel early, and the annual prepaid plan keeps access to the end of the term but is not refunded. All plans renew automatically.
Does Jobber change my Google Business Profile?
It can. Jobber’s help center says it connects your Google Business Profile to your account automatically on all plans when it can match your company address, linking your default booking or request form so a Book Online button appears on your profile. You have to disable the connection to opt out.
Does Jobber have call tracking?
Not that we found. We saw no native call-tracking numbers; Jobber integrates with CallRail, which passes the source, medium, campaign, keyword and landing page of each tracked call into Jobber. Web forms can capture UTM parameters on their own.
Does Jobber integrate with GoHighLevel?
Yes. HighLevel has a native Jobber integration, documented in a help article last modified in October 2025. It syncs client records both ways, including lead source and tags, but not custom fields, notes or attachments.

Related reading

Sources

Every source was opened and read on the date shown. Vendor prices change; check the vendor's page before buying. How we research: methodology.

  1. Jobber pricing page (live) — checked 2026-09-21
  2. Jobber pricing page (archived February 10, 2026) — checked 2026-02-10
  3. Jobber pricing page (archived September 17, 2026) — checked 2026-09-17
  4. Jobber help: Jobber and Google Business Profiles (updated September 10, 2026) — checked 2026-09-21
  5. Jobber help: Reviews marketing tools — checked 2026-09-21
  6. Jobber help: exporting client information — checked 2026-09-21
  7. Jobber help: Clients report (lead source and UTM) — checked 2026-09-21
  8. Jobber help: adding request and booking forms to your website — checked 2026-09-21
  9. CallRail: Jobber integration — checked 2026-09-21
  10. CallRail expands home services integrations with Jobber (via Yahoo Finance, July 2026) — checked 2026-09-21
  11. Jobber help: Jobber and Google’s Local Services Ads — checked 2026-09-21
  12. HighLevel help: how to integrate Jobber with HighLevel — checked 2026-09-21
  13. CBC News: Jobber $100M investment, Edmonton — checked 2026-09-21
  14. Summit Partners: Jobber raises $100 million growth round — checked 2026-09-21
  15. Capterra: Jobber reviews — checked 2026-09-21
  16. Trustpilot: Jobber reviews — checked 2026-09-21