Jobber pricing in 2026, and how it compares

A note first: we build custom CRMs, so we have a stake in one of the options below. We’ve kept to what each company publishes about itself, and to when each one is the better choice. For a lot of home-service businesses, the right answer is Jobber or Housecall Pro.

The short version

Compared on	Jobber	Housecall Pro	ServiceTitan	A custom CRM
Best for	Small to mid-size crews of most kinds that want to start quickly	Home-service businesses that want scheduling, dispatch and payments in one app	Larger contractors with many technicians and an office team	Businesses whose process doesn’t fit an off-the-shelf tool
Price model	Monthly, by plan and team size	Monthly, by plan, with users included	Per technician, on request	A one-time setup, then a flat monthly plan
Prices published	Yes	Yes	No	A starting price
You own it	No, you rent it	No, you rent it	No, you rent it	Yes

Jobber’s prices

Checked on October 29, 2026, on Jobber’s own pricing page. All in USD a month. Jobber gives three ways to pay: month to month, monthly on a one-year commitment, or billed annually.

Plan	Users	Month to month	1-year term	Billed annually
Core	1	$49	$39	$29
Connect	1	$139	$119	$99
Connect	5	$199	$169	$149
Connect	10	$299	$259	$229
Connect	15	$399	$339	$299
Grow	1	$199	$169	$149
Grow	5	$299	$259	$229
Grow	10	$399	$349	$299
Grow	15	$499	$429	$399
Plus	5	$499	$439	$399
Plus	10	$599	$499	$449
Plus	15	$699	$599	$529

Extra users are $29 a month each. Teams of 16 or more get a quote from Jobber’s sales team.

What each plan adds, from Jobber’s own list:

• Core: scheduling, quotes, invoices and online payments, a website, and reporting.
• Connect: automatic reminders and payments, quote and invoice follow-ups, checklists, time and expense tracking, and the QuickBooks Online sync.
• Grow: job costing, optional line items on quotes, two-way texting and custom automations.
• Plus: crew scheduling, custom reports, a sales pipeline, marketing tools, and dedicated onboarding and support.

Housecall Pro’s prices

Checked on October 29, 2026, on Housecall Pro’s own pricing page. All in USD a month. These are its list prices; it also runs sign-up offers.

Plan	Users	Billed monthly	Billed annually
Basic	1	$79	$59
Essentials	5	$189	$149
Max	8	$329	$299

Extra users on Max are $35 a month each. The QuickBooks Online sync starts on Essentials (on Jobber, it starts on Connect).

ServiceTitan’s prices

ServiceTitan doesn’t publish its prices. Its pricing page lists three packages, Starter, Essentials and The Works, priced per technician, each with a “Request pricing” button. So none are quoted or guessed here.

A custom CRM

A Starter CRM from us is $4,000 to set up (USD, before any sales tax), then a flat $199 a month for hosting and support, with no per-user fees. Scheduling, invoicing and job costing are fixed-price modules you add as you grow. We’re based in Ontario, Canada, on Eastern time, and we work with US businesses remotely.

What three years costs

An example for a team of five, using the published prices above. Your numbers will move with users, add-ons and payment processing fees.

Option	Over three years
Jobber Connect, 5 users, billed annually	$5,364
Jobber Grow, 5 users, billed annually	$8,244
Jobber Grow, 5 users, month to month	$10,764
Housecall Pro Essentials, 5 users, billed annually	$5,364
Housecall Pro Essentials, 5 users, billed monthly	$6,804
ServiceTitan	Not published
A Starter CRM	$4,000 to set up, plus $199 a month for any number of users

A subscription costs less up front and keeps improving without you paying for it. A custom system costs more up front and fits exactly, and you own it. Neither is cheaper in every case.

When Jobber fits

• You want to quote, schedule, invoice and get paid this week, with little setup.
• Your work runs as visits and jobs: lawn care, cleaning, painting, renovation and most other home services.
• You’d like to start on a small plan and move up as the team grows.

When Housecall Pro fits

• Dispatch and payments are the center of your day, and you want them in one app.
• You want routes, flat-rate pricing and GPS tracking for your techs without moving to the top plan.
• It covers much of what Jobber does, so try both on a free trial. The better one is usually the one your crew finds easier on their phones.

When ServiceTitan fits

• You have many technicians, a dispatch office and a call center.
• You sell membership plans and want them run from the same system.
• You’re ready for a longer setup in return for a system built for that scale. It’s the smaller businesses that usually find it more than they need.

When a custom CRM fits

• Your process is your edge, and a standard tool keeps forcing you to work around it.
• You run more than one kind of work, like lawn care in summer and snow removal in winter, and want one system for all of it.
• You already pay for several tools that don’t talk to each other, and someone re-types the same job into each one.
• You want to own the system and the data outright.

When it doesn’t

If you’re a small crew with a standard process, a custom CRM is usually more than you need. Start with Jobber or Housecall Pro, and come back to custom when the workarounds start costing you more than the subscription.

What to ask before you choose

1. What will it cost with all of our users, over three years, including onboarding and payments?
2. Does it handle the way we price work: per visit, per season, by the hour, or by the job?
3. Does it connect to QuickBooks, and who fixes it when the sync breaks?
4. Can we get all of our data out if we leave?
5. Who sets it up, and how much of our time does that take?

Not sure which fits? The free diagnostic is where we start. We built the CRM and operations system a Niagara landscaping company runs on, and we’ll tell you plainly if Jobber or Housecall Pro is the better fit.

Sources

Checked on October 29, 2026. Prices are as each company publishes them, in US dollars.

• Jobber pricing: getjobber.com/pricing
• Housecall Pro pricing: housecallpro.com/pricing
• ServiceTitan pricing: servicetitan.com/pricing