ServiceTitan vs Jobber
By Sebastiaan Smits ·
Published October 8, 2026 · Updated October 8, 2026
ServiceTitan runs the whole business of a large residential trade contractor, from call booking and marketing attribution to dispatch, memberships and payroll, on a per-technician quote. Jobber is a quote-to-invoice system for small crews, with published monthly tiers and a client hub. Contractors with 20 or more technicians choose ServiceTitan; owners of small residential crews choose Jobber.
Side by side
 ServiceTitan |  Jobber | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Operating system for large HVAC, plumbing and electrical contractors | Quoting, scheduling and invoicing for small service crews |
| Best for | Trade contractors with 20+ technicians | Lawn care, cleaning, small crews |
| Headquarters | United States | Canada |
| Pricing model | Quote only | Tiered / month |
| Pricing | Quote only, priced per technician with a multi-year agreement typical and a paid implementation project up front. | Published monthly tiers (Core, Connect, Grow, Plus), with the single-user Core plan at $49 a month on monthly billing; extra users cost $29 a month each on every tier. |
| Free option | None | Free trial |
| Place in our field service management software ranking | #4 of 12 | #2 of 12 |
| Website | servicetitan.com | getjobber.com |
Both are reviewed in full in Best Field Service Management Software in 2026. Position in that ranking can be paid for; the wording of a review or of this comparison cannot. Placement disclosure.
Which one to choose
Choose ServiceTitan if
you run a trade company with a large fleet, need dispatch by capacity and skills, track booked-call rate and technician scorecards, and have an office manager to own a months-long rollout.
ServiceTitan, #4 in the ranking · Visit ServiceTitan →
Choose Jobber if
you lead a crew of one to fifteen doing repeat residential work such as lawn care or cleaning, and want quotes, visits and payments in a system you can start paying for this week.
Jobber, #2 in the ranking · Visit Jobber →
Where they differ
Scale of operation
ServiceTitan covers call booking, capacity-based dispatch, inventory and purchasing, payroll and commissions in one database, which pays off at forty trucks. Jobber dispatch is calendar-based, and its job costing is basic. Once a business needs emergency dispatch across many technicians, Jobber is outgrown.
Edge: ServiceTitan
Cost and commitment
Jobber publishes four tiers, Core, Connect, Grow and Plus, with extra users at $29 a month each on every tier, and a no-commitment monthly option. ServiceTitan publishes no prices, sells per technician on Starter, Essentials and The Works, and in our category entry typically asks for a multi-year agreement and a paid implementation. We could not confirm contract terms on its pricing page this session.
Edge: Jobber
Quote-to-cash for residential work
Jobber lets a customer approve a quote, pick optional add-ons, book a visit and pay from one client hub, and it follows up on quotes automatically. ServiceTitan covers estimates, with mobile estimates starting on Essentials, but the price book and call center orientation target a different buyer. For repeat residential quoting, Jobber is the lighter, faster loop.
Edge: Jobber
Marketing attribution and reporting
ServiceTitan ties each job to the ad that produced it, and add-on Pro products such as Marketing Pro and Contact Center Pro extend this. Jobber has no equivalent depth of attribution. For a company buying leads at volume, ServiceTitan's reporting is the stronger case.
Edge: ServiceTitan
Time to value
Jobber starts with a 14-day trial on the Grow plan without a credit card. ServiceTitan lists no trial on its pricing page, which only offers Request Pricing buttons, and implementation takes months by our assessment. A small owner sees results sooner with Jobber.
Edge: Jobber
Tally: ServiceTitan 2, Jobber 3, even 0.
When neither fits
Neither suits a mid-sized HVAC or plumbing shop under about fifteen technicians that lives on same-day emergency calls and truck stock. Housecall Pro and FieldEdge deliver most of ServiceTitan's value with far less commitment and more dispatch than Jobber.
See Housecall Pro, FieldEdge and Service Fusion among the 12 products in Best Field Service Management Software in 2026.
Questions and answers
How much does Jobber cost compared with ServiceTitan?
Jobber Core is $49 a month on monthly billing or $29 a month paid annually, with one user included and $29 a month per extra user. Connect, Grow and Plus cost more. ServiceTitan publishes no prices and sells per technician by quote.
Does ServiceTitan have a free trial?
Its pricing page, checked on the date below, showed Request Pricing buttons and no trial. Jobber offers 14 days of full Grow plan access without a credit card.
What plans does ServiceTitan sell?
Starter covers dispatching, scheduling, call booking, invoicing and a price book. Essentials adds mobile estimates and payroll management. The Works adds advanced reporting, commission tracking and customizable memberships. Add-on Pro products are priced separately.
Can Jobber handle a business with many technicians?
Jobber's Plus tier includes 15 users and extra users are $29 a month each, so seats are not the limit. The limit is dispatch, which is calendar-based rather than a skills-and-zones board, and basic job costing.
Sources
Prices, plan limits and product facts on this page were checked against the vendors' own pages on October 8, 2026. Vendors change both without notice, so treat the figures as of that date.
- ServiceTitan pricing page: Per-technician pricing, the Starter, Essentials and The Works plan contents, quote-only pricing and the Pro add-on products
- Jobber pricing page: Core, Connect, Grow and Plus prices on monthly and annual billing, included users, the $29 extra user fee and the 14-day trial