Tools for Trades

Jobber vs Workiz

Both chase the residential service shop, and until recently both published their prices. Workiz stopped; between August and September 2026 its pricing page dropped every dollar figure. Jobber still prints everything. Facts below come from both vendors' own pages, checked 2026-09-05.

Jobber

Choose it if you want printed prices, a solo entry point, and route-driven days.

Pricing$29–499/mo
Built forsolo, 2-5, 5-15
QB DesktopNo
Start viaSelf-serve signup

Workiz

Choose it if purchased leads run your intake or you're a multi-location operation.

PricingOn request
Built for2-5, 5-20, 20+ multi-location
QB DesktopNo
Start viaSales demo; a free trial is offered

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What each one delivers

Everything in this table comes from the vendors' own pages. Scan the "—" cells first: a feature one side doesn't claim, or locks behind a top tier, usually shortens this comparison faster than anything else.

What each vendor states on its own pages · "—" means not claimed
CapabilityJobberWorkiz
Flat-rate pricebookUltimate tier only
Service agreements / maintenance plansMaintenance plans with recurring schedulingUltimate tier only
DispatchScheduling calendar, no dedicated boardYes
Route optimizationYes, with GPS tracking
Equipment historyUltimate tier only
Customer portalClient Hub self-serve portal
QuickBooks DesktopNoNo

The differences that matter

  • Price transparency, recently split. Jobber: $29 to $499/mo published, $29 per extra user at every tier, quote-gated only above 15 users. Workiz: three tiers (Standard, Pro, Ultimate), no dollar figures, billing unit unstated. We logged the change on our changelog the day we caught it.
  • Workiz gates its trade features on the top tier. Its industry pages promote flat-rate price books, service plans and equipment tracking, and all three are Ultimate-only. If one of those brought you to Workiz, the demo quote you want is the Ultimate quote.
  • QuickBooks Desktop rules both out. Neither syncs with Desktop. If your books live there, this whole matchup is the wrong page; see the accounting guide.
  • Where Workiz is genuinely strong: the deepest lead-source integrations in our set (Angi Leads, Thumbtack, Yelp, Reserve with Google) and first-party phone tools, though the Genius phone suite is sold separately and unpriced.
  • Where Jobber is: a real one-person plan at $29/mo annual, route optimization with GPS tracking, and the Client Hub customer portal.

What each one costs

List prices before add-ons. Where a vendor publishes nothing, we show what shops report paying instead.

Jobber pricing

Jobber list pricing
TierList priceSeats and notes
Core$29–49/mo1 user · +$29/extra user
Connect$99–139/mo1 user · +$29/extra user
Grow$229–299/mo1 user · +$29/extra user
Plus$399–499/mo5 users · +$29/extra user · Plus banded by headcount: $399@5u / $449@10u / $529@15u annual; 16+ quote-gated

Verified 2026-09-05 · vendor pricing page

Every extra user is $29/mo at any tier, and plans above 15 users are quoted individually.

What Workiz states without naming a price

Standard for growing teams, Pro for mid-size, Ultimate for multi-location and franchise operations. The only dollar figure left on its pricing page is a "save $400+" annual-billing claim. Estimates build from saved templates tied to a central Price Book; equipment tracking covers install history on Ultimate.

What shops report paying Jobber

Self-reported prices · real bills and quotes, not list prices
Paid / quotedBilling unitShop sizeTypeReported
$267per monthsolo/small contractorreal-bill2025-11-14
$39 + $29per month add-ons (reviews / referrals)solo/small contractorreal-bill2025-11-14
$260per monthunstatedreal-bill2025-11-14
$10per month (basic/estimates only)solo + crew, $250k rev / $100k netreal-bill2025-07-19
$169per month (full consolidation)solo + crew, $250k revreal-quote2025-07-19
$50-150per month by plansolo contractorlist-price2025-10-27
$24 / $72per month by tiern/alist-price2025-04-03
$200+per monthcontractor (2 years on platform)real-bill2026-03-26
$39 / $267per month by tier (CAD)sole traderlist-price2026-02-20

Self-reported by contractors in public threads. "real-bill" means the poster described their own invoice; "real-quote" means a price a vendor quoted them.

Who each one is best for

When Jobber is the right choice

You want the price on the website, a genuine $29 solo entry, route-optimized days and a customer portal, all on QuickBooks Online.

When Workiz is the right choice

Purchased leads run your intake: the Angi, Thumbtack and Yelp integrations are the deepest in our database. Or you're multi-location or franchise-shaped, which is exactly who the Ultimate tier and its equipment tracking are built for.

Which of these features do you actually need?

  • Lead-source integrations matter when a real share of jobs arrives from paid platforms and re-keying them wastes dispatcher time.
  • Equipment tracking matters for install-base service, and in this pair it exists only on Workiz Ultimate; make the demo quote that tier.
  • A customer portal matters for repeat residential clients; that's Jobber's Client Hub, with no Workiz equivalent claimed.
  • Published pricing matters if you want to budget without a call; since 2026 only Jobber prints it here.

Trying and leaving

JobberWorkiz
Getting startedSelf-serve signupSales demo; a free trial is offered
Contract termsMonthly or annual billingNot stated

Frequently asked questions

How much does Jobber cost?
Jobber's list prices run $29–499/mo before add-ons.

How much does Workiz cost?
Workiz publishes no prices; every plan is quoted through a sales call.

Do Jobber and Workiz work with QuickBooks Desktop?
Jobber: no. Workiz: no.

Did Workiz remove its public pricing?
Yes. In 2026 its pricing page dropped every dollar figure; we logged the change on our changelog the day we caught it.

The bottom line

If you want printed prices, a solo entry point and route-driven days, Jobber settles it. If purchased leads run your intake or you're multi-location, Workiz earns the demo, priced at Ultimate where its trade features live. Desktop shops: neither; see the accounting guide.

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