Jobber

What differentiates Jobber from other similar products?

Jobber stands out for its simplicity and ease of use, especially with features like streamlined scheduling, billing, and its mobile app, which enable efficient operations for small to mid-sized service businesses.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

The mobile app’s intuitive interface and real-time scheduling updates are my favorite aspects, as they significantly enhance field operations and team communication.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I dislike the lack of advanced reporting tools and offline capabilities in the mobile app, which limits flexibility in certain scenarios.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Evaluate your needs for customization and reporting before purchasing Jobber. It’s fantastic for small to mid-sized businesses with straightforward workflows, but those needing deeper analytics or inventory tracking might find it limited.

What differentiates Jobber from other similar products?

Jobber is best of all as it provides flexible pricing structure for subscription which enables different businesses to work as per their requirement. Also, integration is seamless and improved CRM functionalities helps users to great extent unlike other alternatives. the UI interface is easy to access and use

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

User friendly interface which is easy to use and navigate in the best possible manner. Daily operational processes are smoothened and streamlined to its best. Scheduling meetings, managing multiple clients and invoicing in efficient manner. Improved customer interactions is the best aspect

What do you dislike most about this product?

No issues found as such

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Evaluating and assessing one's business need is most crucial before finalising the product. Read user reviews in public domain and check for the integration capabilities during trial period

What differentiates Jobber from other similar products?

For us, it was its ease of use (particularly for older generation users) and the scheduling, marketing, and AI receptionist features/add-ons. It came down to Jobber vs. Housecall Pro, and I just really liked Jobber's UI and thought it would resonate well with my fellow owners and employees. Thankfully, I was right!

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

By far the customer journey. Jobber makes it so easy to move a client from request > quote > job (new feature for us coming from Quickbooks only) > invoice > and, finally, payment. The customization of the quotes and invoices is clutch for our ability to standardize product offerings but customize thereafter, and it's so much easier and nicer-looking than Quickbooks.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I still think the mobile app has a ways to go to be useful for the admin. Clearly, the app was initially built as a field tool - which I agree with this decision. However, it would be nice to be able to do more with quotes, jobs, invoices, and more as a super user as these items aren't as intuitive. Still, it's a strong app that I'm not mad about.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Don't overthink your options and just trial the program. You'll quickly find that it has a lot more features than you probably realized initially, and hopefully it'll be a great fit for you and your business. If not, you're not out any money (or even much money if you choose to pay for a month). It integrates really well with Quickbooks and other programs. So, if you're considering leaving Quickbooks, my recommendation is to continue to use QB for expense reconciliation and profit/loss reports (and payroll, of course, if you use it for that, too), but manage all-things-customers in Jobber!