Claver vs Jobber

Yes. Claver covers the same daily workflow as Jobber — scheduling, dispatch, quotes, invoicing, and card payments — and adds a built-in phone system and an AI receptionist. Claver uses flat pricing with no per-seat fees: Starter $19/mo (2 users), Crew $39/mo (8 users), and Business $79/mo (20 users). Jobber's published plans start at Core $29/mo.

Claver is $19/mo for Starter (2 users), $39/mo for Crew (8 users), and $79/mo for Business (20 users) — flat seat buckets, no per-seat fees, and no free tier. Jobber's public pricing starts at Core $29/mo, with Connect around $99/mo and Grow higher.

Claver includes in-app VoIP calling, missed-call text-back, and a 24/7 AI receptionist on the Business plan. Jobber does not include a built-in phone system, so most Jobber shops pay a separate provider for calling.

Yes. Export your customers, jobs, and invoices from Jobber as CSV and upload them in Claver's import wizard, which maps the columns for you. Most shops finish in about 20 minutes.

Yes. Claver runs payments through Stripe Connect, so you create a free Stripe account and connect it in about two minutes — money goes straight to your own bank, and ACH runs at 0.8%. Your Square history stays in Square; Claver handles new invoices, deposits, Tap to Pay, and recurring billing going forward. Prefer to keep collecting in Square for now? You still get the full app and mark invoices paid in Claver. We don't yet plug into Square or PayPal directly — if that's a dealbreaker, tell us.

Yes. Jobber is a strong, mature product with a polished interface, and Claver covers the same daily workflow — scheduling, dispatch, quotes, invoicing, card payments, online booking, and QuickBooks sync. On top of it, Claver adds a built-in phone line and a 24/7 AI receptionist, and uses flat pricing with no per-seat fees from $19/mo. Most shops switching to us want exactly that combination at a lower price.