Jobber pricing (2026): every plan, every user bracket, and what card fees add

Who Jobber fits

Jobber pricing as published on October 5, 2026

Source: getjobber.com/pricing, fetched October 5, 2026. Prices are USD per month, before tax. Jobber counts anyone who logs in, office or field, as a user, and every plan card says "Add users for $29/mo each."

• Plus shows a "Contact Sales" button, but its prices are published.
• Add-ons: Marketing Suite $99/mo, AI Receptionist $29/mo, Pipeline $49/mo. All three are included in Plus.
• Free trial: 14 days with Grow features. No credit card required.
• Annual billing is prepaid and non-refundable if you cancel mid-term.

User-bracket table: the cheapest way to buy Jobber for 1–15 users

Jobber prices its plans in brackets of 1, 5, 10 and 15 users. Pick a team size on the pricing page and the selector jumps you to the next bracket: 2–5 people get the 5-user price, and 6–10 get the 10-user price. But every plan card also says "Add users for $29/mo each." Where that rule applies, a crew just over a bracket line can pay less by adding users to the smaller tier.

Annual-billing prices, from Jobber's pricing page on October 5, 2026:

How to read it:

• The rule of thumb: adding users beats the next bracket for one or two users past the line. By the third extra user, the bigger tier is cheaper or the same.
• What the page doesn't confirm: Jobber's pricing page doesn't say whether add-on users can be stacked on a smaller tier in every case. For example, it doesn't say whether a 2-person team can buy the 1-user Connect tier plus one user. The selector itself always shows the bracket price. Treat the add-on column as a question to ask at checkout, not a guaranteed price.
• Core is a solo plan: the selector shows Core only for "Just me". The Core card repeats the "$29/mo each" line, but nothing on the page describes Core for a team. We don't price teams on Core.

Model script: analysis/jobber_brackets.py.

What Jobber costs once card fees are included

Jobber's software bill is the smaller part of the total for most crews. Its published processing rates:

• Online card payments: 2.9% + 30¢
• Tap to Pay: 2.7% + 30¢
• ACH: 1%
• Instant payouts: an extra 1%
• Card reader: the rate is not on the pricing page. Jobber says it's shown inside the account.
• Keyed and Amex/commercial cards: no separate rates listed.

Assumptions (ours, not Jobber's): $300 average card payment. Card volume of $12,000/mo at 1 user, $36,000 at 3 users and $120,000 at 10 users. Annual-billing software prices. Each row uses the cheapest plan the selector offers for that headcount.

At 3 users, card fees run about 7 times the software bill. Moving customers from online invoices to tap-in-person saves $72/mo at 3 users. Choosing Connect over Grow saves $80. Before you choose a tier, check how your customers pay. Model: analysis/true_cost_jobber_vs_hcp.py.

What each Jobber plan unlocks

This comes from the plan cards and the features table on Jobber's pricing page (October 5, 2026). "Not listed" means the plan card doesn't mention the feature. It doesn't mean Jobber lacks it. We haven't checked inside the app.

From Jobber's "Compare all Jobber features" table (same page, October 5, 2026):

• All plans, Core included: progress invoicing, instant payouts, Home Depot pricing in quotes.
• Connect and up: routing, GPS tracking, Zapier and Gusto integrations.
• Plus only: "API Tour with API Access", job profit alerts and the custom report builder.
• White-glove onboarding: unlimited on Plus (listed as a $599 value), 3 sessions on Grow, 2 on Connect, none on Core.

Not named on the plan cards or in the features table: a price book, flat-rate pricing, and maintenance memberships or service agreements.

Our analysis

1. Jobber publishes more pricing detail than almost any competitor. Of 11 field-service vendors whose pricing pages we checked on October 5, 2026, only Jobber and Housecall Pro showed list prices.
2. The bracket structure punishes crews that sit just over a line. A 6th user on the selector costs $80/mo extra on Connect ($149 → $229), unless the $29 add-on applies.
3. Job costing is where Jobber gets expensive. At 5 users, Grow costs $80/mo more than Connect. That's $960 a year to unlock job costing, which Housecall Pro lists from its $59 Basic plan. If job costing is your reason to buy, price both apps. See Jobber vs Housecall Pro.
4. The payment mix changes the answer. Jobber's 30¢ fixed fee costs more on small tickets. At a $300 ticket, Jobber's online rate works out to 3.0%.
5. Gaps for trades that sell memberships. HVAC and plumbing shops that run service agreements won't find memberships named on any Jobber plan card. See best HVAC software.

How we tested

This review is based on Jobber's published pricing and documentation. We haven't done hands-on testing of Jobber yet. We haven't used the app, started the free trial or run payments, and this page makes no claims about ease of use, the mobile app or support.

What we did (October 5, 2026):

• Fetched and archived Jobber's pricing page. We captured it at the "Just me", "2–5 people" and "6–10 people" team sizes, plus the raw HTML and text.
• Recorded every plan, user bracket, billing option, add-on and processing rate in our public source table (pricing-sources.csv).
• Built the bracket table and the cost model as scripts that anyone can re-run.

Full methodology: /disclosure#what-tested-means.

Evidence

Dated captures of Jobber's pricing page, October 5, 2026:

• getjobber_com_pricing__2026-10-05.png: team size "Just me", annual billing
• jobber_pricing_2-5people_annual_2026-10-05.png: 5-user tiers. Core isn't offered at this size
• jobber_pricing_6-10people_annual_2026-10-05.png: 10-user tiers

Pricing checked

• Jobber: published list prices, checked on October 5, 2026. Source
• Housecall Pro: published list prices, checked on October 5, 2026. Source — Additional-user price ($35/mo) is published on MAX only. Basic/Essentials extra seats are unpublished. Recurring Service Plans are MAX-only.

Pricing page captures