Jobber

Jobber

SaaS for home-service operations management

Overview

Jobber provides a subscription-based SaaS platform that helps home service businesses manage their operations. It includes tools for creating quotes, scheduling jobs, invoicing, and collecting payments, all accessible via web and mobile apps. Automated payment follow-ups and unlimited one-on-one support help businesses maintain cash flow and keep clients on track. The platform also offers resources like salary reports to assist hiring and team retention. Compared with competitors, Jobber focuses on end-to-end workflows tailored specifically to home services (cleaning, landscaping, plumbing, HVAC, and more) plus strong customer support and onboarding. The company's goal is to enable small to mid-sized home service businesses to operate more efficiently and grow by simplifying their day-to-day processes.

About Jobber

Simplify's Rating
Why Jobber is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Enterprise Software

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Series D

Total Funding

$185.8M

Headquarters

Edmonton, Canada

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 report showed revenue growth returned across every major segment by June.
  • Digital payments grew 6% year over year, improving monetization and cash flow.
  • CallRail and Trackem GPS expanded Jobber integrations in July and August 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Housecall Pro, ZenMaid, and BookingKoala attack Jobber's cleaning and booking wedges.
  • Patchment and CallRail own the first customer interaction, weakening Jobber's control.
  • If integrations commoditize workflows, Jobber becomes replaceable back-office plumbing.

What makes Jobber unique

  • Jobber passed 100,000 customers and 400,000 daily users in May 2026.
  • Its App Marketplace crossed 100 integrations on May 26, 2026.
  • Jobber spans 50 industries with scheduling, invoicing, payments, and automation.

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Funding

Total Funding

$185.8M

Above

Industry Average

Funded Over

7 Rounds

Series D funding is typically for companies that are already well-established but need more funding to continue their growth. This round is often used to stabilize the company or prepare for an IPO.
Series D Funding Comparison
Above Average

Industry standards

$77M
$70M
Twilio
$80M
Handshake
$100M
Affirm
$100M
Jobber

Benefits

Health Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Parental Leave

Professional Development Budget

Wellness Program

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

1%
Skill Mammoth
Aug 21st, 2026
Best CRM for cleaning businesses in 2026 (operator's guide).

Best CRM for cleaning businesses in 2026 (operator's guide). Jobber for crews, ZenMaid for maid services, Housecall Pro for self-booking, BookingKoala on a budget, Square solo. Judged on rotating recurring schedules. Cleaning is a recurring-schedule business, so the CRM question is really a scheduling question: rotating biweekly visits, team swaps when a cleaner calls out, and a booking page that converts while you are inside a house with gloves on. Jobber is the best overall for crew-based companies (Skill Mammoth LLC is a partner; disclosure below). ZenMaid is the best maid-service specialist. Housecall Pro wins if online self-booking is the whole point. BookingKoala is the budget booking-first pick, and a solo cleaner honestly does fine on Square Appointments until the second hire. Prices below were current at this writing; verify in the demo. Most CRM roundups treat cleaning like any other home service. It isn't. An HVAC company books a job; a cleaning company books a relationship: every-other-Tuesday, skip the week of the 14th, the client's mother is visiting so add the oven, and Maria is out so who covers her route? Software that handles one-off jobs beautifully falls apart against a rotating recurring schedule. That is the test every tool below was judged on. The five worth considering. 1. Jobber: best overall for cleaning crews. The recurring-job engine is the strongest of the general field-service tools: rotating schedules, visit-level edits without breaking the series, batch invoicing at month-end for commercial accounts, and client reminders that cut no-shows. Core starts at $49/mo and extra seats at $29, which matters in a trade where a five-person company can have five phone-holders. Disclosure: Skill Mammoth LLC is a Jobber partner and earn a commission through its links; its full review covers where it falls short too, and Jobber pricing has the plan math. 2. ZenMaid: best maid-service specialist. Built only for residential cleaning, and it shows in the details: cleaner scorecards, payroll-friendly time tracking per visit, automated "your cleaner is on the way" texts, and templates written in cleaning language rather than generic field-service speak. Listed from about $49/mo at this writing. The ceiling: it stays residential; commercial janitorial accounts and non-cleaning add-on services fit awkwardly. 3. Housecall Pro: best if self-booking drives your growth. Its online booking is the best of the general tools and lives on the $79/mo Basic plan. If your growth channel is "found us on Google, booked without calling," that funnel alone can decide the choice. Seat prices climb fast past the plan bundles ($75 to $100 per extra user), which is exactly wrong for large cleaning crews; it fits owner-plus-office setups best. Its Jobber vs Housecall Pro comparison runs the seat math in detail. 4. BookingKoala: the booking-first budget pick. Built around a conversion-optimized booking page with instant quotes by home size, listed from about $27/mo at this writing. Popular with online-first residential companies and franchises. The trade: the back office (invoicing, job costing, crew management) is thinner than the three above, so companies tend to grow into something else. 5. Square Appointments: the honest solo answer. A solo cleaner with a dozen recurring clients needs a calendar, reminders, and a card on file, and Square does all three with a free tier. It is not a CRM and will not scale past the first hire, but "free and sufficient" beats "powerful and unpaid-for" at this stage. Upgrade when the second cleaner starts, not before. The comparison. | Tool | From | Recurring scheduling | Online booking | Best for | | Jobber | $49/mo, $29/seat | Excellent | Good (higher plan) | Crews, mixed residential + commercial | | ZenMaid | ~$49/mo | Excellent (maid-specific) | Good | Residential maid services | | Housecall Pro | $79/mo | Good | Excellent | Self-booking growth, small teams | | BookingKoala | ~$27/mo | Good | Excellent | Online-first residential, tight budgets | | Square Appointments | Free tier | Basic | Good | Solo cleaners, pre-first-hire | | Verdict | Crews: Jobber. Maid-service pure-play: ZenMaid. Self-booking funnel: Housecall Pro. Solo: Square until hire #2. | The CRM manages clients. It doesn't find them. Skill Mammoth LLC build cleaning-company websites and local search presence that fill the recurring schedule these tools manage. The solo-versus-crew split, in dollars. Cleaning software pricing punishes headcount more than any other trade's, because cleaning companies put more people in the field per dollar of revenue. A five-person crew on per-seat pricing at $75 a seat costs $375 a month before the base plan; the same crew on Jobber's $29 seats runs about half that, and on a bundled-seat plan less again. Run the math at the size you will be next year: the tool that is cheapest solo is frequently the most expensive at five. The other split is commercial. Janitorial accounts want night schedules, net-30 batch invoices, and certificates of insurance on file, which pushes you toward the general field-service tools and away from the residential specialists. If commercial is the plan, weight Jobber or Housecall Pro; if it is pure residential maid service forever, ZenMaid's specialization beats their breadth. What to skip. * Buying for features you will not staff. Route optimization and job costing are worth exactly zero until someone runs them. * Free trials run during your busy week. Every tool demos well when you have no time to test the failure cases; trial them on the week you rebuild the schedule around a call-out. * Annual contracts on the first tool. Buy monthly until the crew has lived in it for a quarter. This guide completes its CRM-by-trade series: HVAC, plumbers, roofers, electricians, and lawn care. And if the pipeline side is the real bottleneck, start with how to get cleaning clients. If you read all five guides and nothing fit your operation, that is what its custom CRMs and dashboards service exists for. Booked solid is a marketing outcome, not a software one. Send Skill Mammoth LLC your website and Skill Mammoth LLC'll record a free 10-minute audit showing what would fill the schedule, within 48 hours.

PR Newswire
Aug 20th, 2026
Home service businesses grow revenue 7.5% through pricing discipline despite May inflation spike

Jobber released its Home Service Economic Report for Q2 2026, showing steady revenue growth across home service businesses despite a volatile quarter marked by inflation and a gas price shock in May. Drawing on data from more than 100,000 home and commercial service businesses, the report found that every major segment returned to revenue growth by June. Green businesses led with 7.5% year-over-year growth, whilst construction posted 9.1% gains. Revenue growth came primarily from pricing discipline rather than increased job volumes, with average invoice sizes climbing across most segments. Digital payments grew 6% year-over-year as businesses addressed cash flow challenges. Consumer confidence recovered quickly after a May dip, rising from 44.8 to 49.5 in June as gas prices eased.

PCT
Aug 7th, 2026
Trackem GPS launches enhanced integration with Jobber.

Trackem GPS launches enhanced integration with Jobber. The integration automates job site arrival and departure tracking for field service businesses using the software platforms. Published August 07, 2026 BRANTFORD, Ontario - Trackem GP S has launched an enhanced integration with Jobber that automates job site arrival and departure tracking for field service businesses using the software platforms. According to the company, the integration connects Trackem GPS's fleet tracking platform with Jobber's scheduling and job management software. It is designed for businesses with mobile workforces, including those in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, landscaping, cleaning, roofing, paving, pool and spa service, and pest control. The integration automatically synchronizes fleet vehicles with Jobber, creates geofences for scheduled job sites, and records when assigned vehicles arrive at and leave customer locations. Those events are added to the job notes, creating a timeline of service activity without requiring technicians to manually check in or out, the company said. "Field service companies want their teams focused on serving customers - not entering timestamps or switching between multiple applications," said Conrad Galambos, president of Trackem GPS. "Our integration with Jobber helps eliminate administrative work while giving business owners greater confidence in job timelines, customer billing, and operational visibility." Trackem GPS said additional features include configurable geofence sizes, visit-aware tracking that records activity only during scheduled appointments, automatic removal of completed job geofences, and the ability to manage the integration within Jobber. Want more? Enter your email to receive our newsletters.

LeadWinner
Jul 22nd, 2026
LeadTruffle alternatives: 4 lead responders compared (2026).

LeadTruffle alternatives: 4 lead responders compared (2026). LeadWinner Team · July 22, 2026 Looking for a LeadTruffle alternative usually means one of three things: you want pay-as-you-go pricing instead of volume-capped plans, you want self-serve setup instead of a sales process with an onboarding fee, or you only need platform-message coverage and not the full multi-channel suite. This roundup covers four real alternatives, with each vendor's own published information (checked July 2026), under the same rules as all its comparisons. For scope, what you're leaving: LeadTruffle answers Yelp, Thumbtack, and Google LSA leads and adds AI voice answering, missed-call text-back, website chat widgets, and CRM sync with Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan. What the channel list doesn't show is the terms sheet: no published prices ("sales-led pricing," quoted after a demo), a one-time onboarding fee, plans capped at 150/300/500 leads a month with SMS/email/voice-minute credit allowances - and past a 150% grace buffer, lead processing pauses. No free trial is advertised and no reply speed is published. Bolting a reply onto one more channel is the easy part; making the reply behave - answer correctly, never over-promise, follow up with context, stop at the right time, and hand the owner a live call at the hot moment - is the hard part, and it's where the alternatives below actually differ. 1. LeadWinner - pay-per-lead, platform-message specialist. Disclosure: LeadWinner is its product. What it is: a focused AI responder for Yelp and Thumbtack message leads (Google LSA coming soon) - a sales-optimized response system refined on more than 250,000 real lead conversations. Every lead gets a personalized AI reply - ~10 seconds on Yelp, ~20 on Thumbtack - then up to 10 context-aware follow-ups, and a 2-way auto-call that rings you, reads out the lead, and connects you to the customer live when you press 1. Pricing: $2.99 per lead for the first 30 leads a week, then $1.49. No monthly fee, no onboarding fee, no lead caps - a zero-lead month costs $0. Free 7-day trial, self-serve setup in about 2 minutes. Best for: businesses whose leads arrive as platform messages and who want the conversation handled deeply - answered, followed up, and escalated to a live call - while paying only when leads actually come. Not for you if: phone calls are your main lead channel (LeadWinner don't answer your phone), you need website chat capture, or you need native Jobber/Housecall Pro/ServiceTitan sync - LeadTruffle covers those; LeadWinner don't. 2. Niche - flat tiers plus a setup fee. What it is: Niche (getniche.ai) markets itself as a lead-conversion platform "from first reply to booking" - SMS, voice AI, workflows, outreach. Breadth here means more to configure and more of the bill fixed before any lead arrives. Pricing: as of July 2026 its pricing page lists Core at $319/month ($239/month on an annual commitment) plus a $299 one-time setup fee, with leads capped at 500/month; unlimited leads and "Voice AI included" start on the $639/month Growth plan ($599 setup fee), with voice minutes billed separately from $1.29/minute. Its FAQ quotes most shops "fully live in under a week"; the trial is 14 days. Before you pick it, ask: what a slow month costs at $319 flat, how many booked jobs recover the setup fee, and what the per-minute voice metering adds. More - including its corrections to Niche's claims about LeadWinner - in LeadWinner vs Niche. 3. Auto-Respond - flat fee per platform, widest source coverage. What it is: Auto-Respond (auto-respond.com) is a flat-fee, per-source responder with the widest platform list in this roundup: Yelp, Thumbtack, Google LSA, Facebook Messenger, Facebook Lead Ads, plus Angi and Instagram. Each source is a separate monthly recurring charge, so the fees stack with your channel list. An AI voice agent is an add-on. Pricing: per source - Yelp $99/mo per location, Thumbtack $99/mo, Google LSA $49/mo, Facebook Messenger $49/mo, Facebook Lead Ads $19/mo; voice add-on $10/mo per number + $1 per billable minute. No setup fees; the 7-day trial applies to eligible first-time customers and locations only. Best for: businesses whose leads come from sources most responders don't cover - Facebook, Instagram, Angi - priced per source. Details in LeadWinner vs Auto-Respond. 4. InstantResponse - flat location plans. What it is: InstantResponse (instantresponse.ai) covers Yelp, Thumbtack, and Google LSA with AI and scripted reply modes on flat monthly location plans. Published first reply: under 60 seconds; no phone bridge to the lead advertised (voice in beta). Pricing: as of July 2026, Starter $99/month for one location (extra locations $79/month), Growth $199/month for up to three locations, Scale from $499/month; 14-day trial, month-to-month. Before you pick it, ask: what zero-lead months cost, and what the per-location fees total across your footprint. More in LeadWinner vs InstantResponse. Quick comparison. | / | Model | Setup/onboarding fee | A zero-lead month | Trial | Setup | | LeadWinner | $2.99/lead (first 30/wk), then $1.49 | none | $0 | 7 days | self-serve, ~2 min | | Niche | $319/mo Core, lead-capped; voice metered | $299-$1,999 | $319+ | 14 days"live in under a week" (their FAQ) | | Auto-Respond | $99/mo per platform (LSA $49), fees stack | none | flat fees | 7 days, first-time only | self-serve | | InstantResponse | $99-499/mo flat + per-location fees | none advertised | $99+ | 14 days | self-serve | | LeadTruffle | volume-capped plans, prices via sales call | one-time onboarding fee | plan price | not advertised | sales-led | All claims from vendors' public websites as of July 2026 - verify current pages. Corrections: tell LeadWinner. How to choose. * Platform message leads, handled deeply, pay-per-lead, no fixed fees | LeadWinner. * Inbound phone calls answered by AI | Niche, or LeadTruffle itself - price the setup/onboarding fees and per-minute meters first. * Facebook/Instagram/Angi sources | Auto-Respond, one fee per source. * Flat location fee with template control | InstantResponse. * Native CRM sync (Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan) | LeadTruffle is the only tool here that lists it - via its sales process. Whichever you pick, run the trial on real leads: send yourself a test request and read the reply as if you were the customer. The full side-by-side table for all of these lives on its comparisons hub, or start a free 7-day LeadWinner trial and race your next lead. Frequently asked questions. * What is the best LeadTruffle alternative for Yelp and Thumbtack leads? - For businesses whose leads arrive as Yelp and Thumbtack messages, LeadWinner is the most focused alternative: AI replies in ~10 seconds on Yelp and ~20 on Thumbtack, up to 10 follow-ups, a 2-way auto-call, and $2.99 pay-per-lead pricing with a $0 bill in zero-lead months. * Is there a LeadTruffle alternative without a sales call or onboarding fee? - Yes - LeadWinner, Auto-Respond, and InstantResponse are all self-serve with free trials and no onboarding fee. LeadTruffle publishes no prices, sells through a demo, and charges a one-time onboarding fee (amount not published). * What separates LeadWinner from the other LeadTruffle alternatives? - Depth on platform message leads: a response system refined on more than 250,000 real lead conversations - replies that engage the actual request, never invent prices, follow up until the thread moves or should stop, and bridge a live call when the lead is hot - at $2.99 per lead with no onboarding fee and no lead caps.

PR Newswire
Jul 21st, 2026
CallRail launches Jobber, JobNimbus, JobTread and Workiz integrations for home service contractors

CallRail has expanded its home services ecosystem with new integrations for Jobber, JobNimbus, JobTread, and Workiz. The AI-powered lead engagement platform launched its first bidirectional integration between Voice Assist and a field service management platform through an enhanced partnership with Jobber. The integration enables Voice Assist to check Jobber calendar availability in real time and book job appointments during calls. Customer data, call recordings, transcripts, and intake fields automatically sync bidirectionally across platforms, eliminating manual CRM updates. CallRail also launched integrations with JobNimbus, JobTread, and Workiz, allowing contractors to create leads from interaction events like calls, texts, or form submissions. Voice Assist can pull customer information from these platforms during live calls for personalised experiences. All four integrations are now available to CallRail's more than 10,000 home service customers.

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