Housecall Pro vs Jobber
Both publish their prices. Jobber sells seats at $29/mo on top of the plan; Housecall Pro bundles 1, 5 or 8 seats into the plan fee and publishes a per-seat price ($35/mo) only on MAX.
Which one fits your shop?
We have not finished this part
A fit judgement only helps if it is written for both products with equal effort. We have not done that for this pair yet, and an uneven split would read as a verdict we have not earned. The table above is what we can currently stand behind.
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Features, side by side
Official — Published by the vendor.Pricing
Which of these is cheaper flips with team size, because they do not bill the same way. The full plan tables, add-ons and fees live on each product's own page.
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Where this information comes from
- Prices and billing
- Published pages from Housecall Pro and Jobber. Official — Published by the vendor.
- Capabilities
- Vendor feature and documentation pages, transcribed with dates. Official — Published by the vendor.
- Fit judgement
- Not written yet. Not verified — We don't have this yet.
Primary sources we read
- Housecall Pro — Features (opens in a new tab) checked
- Housecall Pro — machine-readable company info (opens in a new tab) checked
- Housecall Pro — Pricing (opens in a new tab) checked
- Jobber — Features (opens in a new tab) checked
- Jobber — Industries (opens in a new tab) checked
- Jobber — Pricing (opens in a new tab) checked
“Verified” means a person re-read the source on the date shown. A deploy never changes that date.