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Jobber pricing explained: what every plan actually costs in 2026

Updated 2026-07-21

Jobber's four plans

PlanUsers includedMonthly (no commitment)Monthly (annual prepaid, ongoing rate)
Core1$49$29
Connect5$139$99
Grow10$199$149
Plus15$499$399

Pricing shown is what Jobber listed on their own pricing page (https://www.getjobber.com/pricing/) as of 2026-07-21. Software pricing changes — confirm current numbers directly with them before deciding.

The catch with the advertised low prices

The lowest number on Jobber's pricing page is the annual-prepaid rate, not the plan's real starting price. Pay month to month with no commitment and Core is $49/mo, not $29 — the $29 rate needs a full year paid upfront (and per Jobber's page, that $29 is the ongoing rate after an even lower first-year introductory price).

Add-ons that aren't in the base price

Plus includes the Marketing Suite; every other plan pays for it separately if they want it.

What a solo operator actually pays

A one-person shop lands on Core: $49/mo month-to-month, or $29/mo if you're willing to prepay a full year. Either way, that's for the entry-level feature set — automated reminders, checklists, and QuickBooks sync are all one tier up, on Connect ($139/mo, 5 users).

A cheaper option for solo operators

Trades Chaser charges $10/mo for Base (customers, invoices, quotes, calendar, automatic follow-up sequences) or $30/mo for Enhanced (adds an AI toolkit). No per-seat pricing, no add-on fees — because it's built for one person, not a crew.

Trades Chaser doesn't have Jobber's multi-user support, built-in card processing, or QuickBooks/Xero sync — see the full comparison for what's honestly missing.

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