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Jobber Review 2026

Honest Jobber review: real pricing, QuickBooks sync reality, and who should and should not buy it.

The one-line verdict

Jobber is the cleanest field service software for solo-to-mid shops that live in QuickBooks Online, but the moment you care about bringing your own payment processor, it becomes the wrong choice.

Pricing reality

Jobber’s three tiers:

  • Core, £25/mo (1 user): scheduling, invoicing, client portal. No quoting.
  • Connect, £75/mo (up to 5 users): adds online booking, 2-way QuickBooks sync, automated follow-ups.
  • Grow, £150/mo (up to 15 users): adds reporting, Xero sync, advanced automation.

The moment you need two-way QuickBooks Online sync, which most bookkeepers require, you are on Connect at a minimum.

True Monthly Cost — Jobber Connect

5-tech shop, £200K annual card-paid revenue

Sticker price

£75/mo

All-in monthly

£200-350/mo

First-year TCO

£6,400-10,200

All-in includes: Connect plan at 5 users + Jobber Payments rake at 2.9% + 30p per transaction on £200K of card revenue. Typical year-one recovery: 8-12 hrs/week back to dispatcher, 4-6% fewer leaked estimates.

QuickBooks sync, the real story

The selling point for Segment 5 buyers (the bookkeeper who veto-votes). The honest picture:

Jobber Connect’s QuickBooks Online sync is among the cleaner FSM integrations. Customers, invoices, and payments flow both ways. However, G2 reviewers consistently note transaction duplication when large batches of invoices sync simultaneously, and sales-tax mapping needs manual setup for multi-rate shops. It is not plug-and-play if your chart of accounts is complex.

Related: QuickBooks Online sync, chart of accounts.

Payment processing, the wedge

Jobber routes all card payments through Jobber Payments. The rate: 2.9% + 30p per transaction in the UK. On £200K of annual card-paid revenue, that is £5,800 + processing costs, roughly 3-4x the Connect software subscription.

There is no official bring-your-own-payments option. If your margin is tight and you have a preferred payment processor at a better rate, Jobber is not the right tool. Compare: Workiz review (which supports Stripe natively).

Related: payment-processing fee, bring-your-own-payments.

Scheduling and dispatch

Jobber’s drag-and-drop dispatch board is clean and fast. Route optimisation is available on Connect and above. The mobile app (iOS + Android) handles job assignment, time-tracking, and photo attachment without requiring cell coverage in areas with cached jobs.

Related: dispatch board, route optimisation.

Who should buy Jobber

  • Solo-to-15-tech shops where QuickBooks Online is the accounting spine.
  • Businesses where the owner or dispatcher books everything (online booking feature is strong).
  • Shops where payment processing rate is not the primary buying criterion.

Who should look elsewhere

  • HVAC businesses needing a deep flat-rate pricebook, Jobber’s pricebook is basic; FieldEdge is purpose-built.
  • Businesses that want Stripe or Square as the payment rail.
  • Sub-5-tech shops where £75/mo for Connect is too steep, Kickserv Core at £36/mo covers the basics.

Read next: Jobber vs Workiz comparison, how to choose field service software.