Jobber pricing: what to check before you sign up
Short answer: Jobber publishes its plans at getjobber.com/pricing. Before choosing one, check how many users each plan includes, which features sit on higher tiers, and what payment processing and texting add to your monthly cost.
Last updated: · 1 min read · Fieldiverse Team
Read the pricing page with a checklist
Jobber updates its plans and prices, so we don't quote them here. Open its current pricing page and fill in this table for your business:
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Users included per plan | Adding a technician can move you up a tier |
| Features on higher tiers only | Automations or routing may need the bigger plan |
| Monthly vs annual price | Annual discounts usually require a commitment |
| Payment processing rate | Often costs more than the subscription |
| Texting | Check limits and add-on costs |
Fieldiverse plans for comparison
Fieldiverse publishes per-company prices by technician tier:
| Plan | Price | Team |
|---|---|---|
| Orbit | $49/mo | 1 active technician · 1 owner/admin |
| Nova | $139/mo | Up to 5 active technicians |
| Galaxy | $229/mo | Up to 15 active technicians |
| Founding | $99/mo for life | 3 technicians included · $17.50/mo each additional |
When Jobber is a good fit, and when it isn't
General home-service businesses doing one-off jobs often like Jobber. Pest control, lawn and cleaning companies with large recurring routes should check carefully how routing, recurring plans and chemical or inspection records are handled before committing.