How much does Jobber cost in 2026? Plans, add-ons and the real monthly total

Jobber costs $49 a month for one user on its Core plan if you pay month to month, or $29 a month if you pay for the year up front. Shops with a few people usually land on Connect (from $139 a month for 1 user, $199 for 5) or Grow (from $199 for 1 user, $299 for 5). The top plan, Plus, runs $499 to $699 a month for 5 to 15 users (Jobber pricing, checked 6 November 2026).

The real monthly total also depends on extra users ($29 each), three paid add-ons and the card fees on every invoice you collect through Jobber. Below: the full price list, what each plan adds for an HVAC or plumbing shop, three worked totals for a 1-person, 3-person and 5-person shop, and the contract details to read before you pick a billing option.

Jobber's 2026 price list, every plan and team size

Jobber shows three prices for each plan. No commitment is month to month and you can cancel any time. 1-year commitment is billed monthly with a 12-month minimum. Billed annually is the per-month price when you pay for the whole year at the start; Jobber says that payment is non-refundable (Jobber pricing, FAQ). All prices are per month, in US dollars, before sales tax.

• Core is one user only. Plus starts at 5 users. Over 15 users, Jobber asks you to contact sales.
• Extra users are $29 a month each on any plan.
• Who counts as a user: “anyone who accesses your account at the office or in the field to view or manage the team's schedule.” A tech who checks their day in the app is a user.
• Free trial: 14 days on the Grow plan, no credit card. There's no free plan.

All four points from Jobber's pricing page.

What each plan adds for an HVAC or plumbing shop

Each plan includes everything in the one before it. From Jobber's plan descriptions (Jobber pricing):

• Core: online booking, quotes, invoices with online payments, a professional website (Jobber's words), built-in reports and the app marketplace. Fine if you're one truck and do your own office work.
• Connect: automatic reminders to customers, automatic payments, job checklists, quote and invoice follow-ups, QuickBooks Online sync, and time and expense tracking. In our view, for a shop with a bookkeeper, QuickBooks sync is the reason to be here.
• Grow: quotes with photos and optional line items (the “good, better, best” water heater quote), automatic time tracking, job costing, two-way texting with customers (listed from Grow) and custom automations.
• Plus: unlimited job photos and videos, crew scheduling, custom reports, dedicated onboarding and premium support, and three add-ons included: Pipeline, Marketing Suite and the AI Receptionist.

The add-ons and fees that change the total

Sources: add-on prices and payment rates from Jobber's pricing page; Receptionist limits from the Jobber Help Center; what Marketing Suite includes from Jobber's Marketing Suite page. All checked 6 November 2026.

The card fees are the line most owners forget. Say you collect $20,000 a month by card across 40 invoices: 2.9% is $580, plus 40 × 30¢ = $12, so $592 a month in fees, more than Grow for 5 users ($299) costs. If the same $20,000 came in by bank payment at 1%, it's $200. Whatever you use to take payments today, ask for its rate and do the same sum before you switch.

Three worked totals: what a real shop pays

1. Just you, one truck

Core, one user. Month to month: $49, or $588 a year. With a 1-year commitment: $39 a month, $468 a year. Paid annually: $29 a month, $348 up front. Core has no QuickBooks sync or automatic reminders, so if you need either, the cheapest step up is Connect for 1 user at $139 a month.

2. Three people: you and two techs, with QuickBooks

You need Connect. Two ways to buy it, month to month:

• Connect 1 user ($139) + 2 extra users at $29 = $197 a month.
• Connect 5 users = $199 a month.

They're $2 apart, and the 5-user tier leaves room for two more people, so take the 5-user tier. On Grow the sums go the other way: Grow 1 user plus 2 extra users is $257, against $299 for Grow 5 users, so on Grow buy 1 user plus extras until you pass 4 people.

3. Five people on Grow, with the AI Receptionist

You, an office person and three techs, on Grow because you want two-way texting and job costing. The Receptionist answers about 50 conversations a month. Month to month:

• Grow 5 users: $299
• AI Receptionist: $29 for the first 30 conversations
• 20 more conversations at $0.79: $15.80
• Total: $343.80 a month, before card fees

Now add Marketing Suite and Pipeline too: $299 + $29 + $99 + $49 = $476 a month, plus Receptionist overage ($15.80 at 50 conversations, so $491.80). Plus for 5 users is $499 and includes all three, with unlimited Receptionist use. So Grow with every add-on is still a little cheaper than Plus, until the Receptionist passes about 60 conversations a month; past that, or if you'd use what only Plus has (crew scheduling, custom reports, unlimited job photos and videos), Plus wins.

Know what a “conversation” is before you guess your number: a call counts when the Receptionist actively engages with the caller, and it answers texts too, where a text conversation stays open for up to 24 hours (Jobber Help Center). If customers text you a lot, they use up the 30 as well.

Monthly, 1-year or annual: which billing to pick

• Month to month if you're still deciding, or your crew size changes with the season. It costs the most, but you can cancel any time.
• 1-year commitment, billed monthly once you're sure. You save without a big payment up front, but you owe the 12 months.
• Billed annually is the cheapest per month. Jobber advertises “up to 25%” off, but by its own table the gap is bigger on the small plans: Core drops from $49 to $29 and Connect for 1 user from $139 to $99. The catch: you pay the whole year at the start and that payment is non-refundable. On Grow 5 users that's $229 × 12 = $2,748 in one go.

Jobber's FAQ also says subscriptions renew automatically unless you turn renewal off, so put the renewal date in your calendar (Jobber pricing, FAQ). Our rule of thumb: run at least one full busy season on month-to-month before you lock in a year.

Before you sign: a 7-point checklist

1. Count every person who needs to see the schedule, including part-time office help. Each is a user.
2. Price your team on the plan you need both ways: the small tier plus $29 extra users, and the next tier up.
3. Decide if you need QuickBooks sync (Connect) or two-way texting and job costing (Grow). Don't pay for Grow because the trial ran on it.
4. Add up the add-ons you'd really use and compare with Plus at the same team size. At 5 users, Plus only beats Grow with all three add-ons once the Receptionist passes about 60 conversations a month.
5. Take last month's card and bank payments and work out the fees at Jobber's rates.
6. If you want the AI Receptionist, know that it needs a Jobber dedicated phone number, which isn't available during the free trial (Jobber Help Center). You can't test it on real calls inside the 14 days.
7. Pick the billing option last, after the trial and at least a few weeks of real use.

If the phone is the part you're really trying to fix

Jobber's Receptionist, which answers calls and texts, is a sensible choice if you already run on Jobber; if you have it switched on and it works, keep it. If you're not on Jobber, or you don't want the phone tied to your job software, Voxlivo (our product) is an after-hours and overflow line that sits next to whatever you use: it says it's a virtual assistant, takes the name, address and what's broken, books into one Google Calendar and emails you within about a minute. It doesn't write jobs into Jobber; you add them from the email. Starter is $49 a month for 100 minutes, and Growth ($99) also rings your on-call phone for real emergencies (pricing). You can hear it first: call (720) 783-3138 tonight and play a customer. More for plumbers, HVAC shops and after-hours answering.

Questions owners ask

Does Jobber have a free plan?

No. There's a 14-day free trial on the Grow plan with no credit card. After that the cheapest option is Core at $49 a month, or $29 a month billed annually.

Is the AI Receptionist included in Jobber?

Only on Plus, with unlimited use. On other plans it's a $29-a-month add-on with 30 conversations; after that each one is $0.79, or you can pause it (Jobber Help Center). We compare it with a standalone line on our Jobber AI Receptionist page.

Can I cancel Jobber any time?

On no-commitment monthly billing, yes. On the 1-year commitment you owe the 12 months. On annual billing the payment at the start is non-refundable (Jobber pricing, FAQ).

Is Jobber cheaper than Housecall Pro?

For one person, yes: Jobber Core is $49 a month against $79 for Housecall Pro Basic. At 5 people they're close: Jobber Connect is $199 and Housecall Pro Essentials $189 (Housecall Pro pricing, checked 6 November 2026). Our Jobber vs Housecall Pro guide puts both price lists side by side with a worked total for a 4-person shop.

Prices and features checked 6 November 2026 on Jobber's own pages: Jobber pricing · Jobber Help Center: Receptionist powered by Jobber AI · Jobber Help Center: dedicated phone number · Jobber Marketing Suite. Prices change; check the page before you buy. Voxlivo is our product and is not connected to Jobber.