Jobber vs ServiceTitan

Jobber vs ServiceTitan: price, business size and which to pick

Jobber fits solo operators and small to mid-size crews who want to see a price and sign up themselves, with plans from $49/mo for one user. ServiceTitan publishes no prices. It sells per technician through a demo, and its feature list leans toward shops with office staff, call booking, payroll and marketing attribution. Most small shops start with Jobber or a cheaper tool.

Claver makes this page, and Claver is one of the options. Competitor prices come from each company's own pricing page, checked September 27, 2026.

How much do Jobber and ServiceTitan cost?

Jobber publishes every plan price by team size. ServiceTitan is quote only, with no public pricing, and describes its model as per technician.

QuestionServiceTitanJobber
PlansStarter, Essentials, The Works.Core, Connect, Grow, Plus
How pricing worksPer technician, rate not published.Published prices by team size
One userQuote only, no public pricing.$49/mo Core, $139/mo Connect, $199/mo Grow ($29, $99 or $149 billed annually)
Team of up to 5Quote only, no public pricing.$199/mo Connect, $299/mo Grow, $499/mo Plus
Team of up to 10Quote only, no public pricing.$299/mo Connect, $399/mo Grow, $599/mo Plus
Free trialNone listed. The form leads to a demo.Free, no credit card, length not stated
ContractNot stated on the pricing page.Monthly with no commitment, monthly with a 12-month minimum, or annual prepaid
How you buyForm, then a personalized demo.Sign up on the website

Last verified September 27, 2026 from Jobber's public pricing page and ServiceTitan's public pricing page. Jobber prices are month-to-month unless marked annual. Jobber sometimes runs first-year discounts, and these are its regular prices.

Is Jobber or ServiceTitan better for a small business?

For most small businesses, Jobber is the easier fit: you can see the price, start a free trial and sign up without a sales call. ServiceTitan's quote form asks about your technicians and office staff, and its tools are aimed at shops that book calls, run payroll and track marketing spend.

Pick Jobber if

You're a solo operator or a crew of up to ten, you want to know the price before you talk to anyone, and your day is booking, quoting, scheduling, routing and invoicing.

Pick ServiceTitan if

You run several trucks with dispatchers or CSRs answering the phone, and you want call booking, payroll, commission tracking, call recording and marketing attribution in one system. Get the quote in writing.

Look at a cheaper option if

You're a small team and even Jobber's team plans cost more than you want to pay. Claver is covered below.

What do Jobber and ServiceTitan include?

Jobber spreads its features across four plans and publishes a table showing which plan has what. ServiceTitan's three plan cards list nearly the same features, so which plan includes what is a question for the demo.

  • Jobber, every plan. Online booking, client requests and a client hub.
  • Jobber, from Connect. GPS tracking, routing, automated client notifications and QuickBooks Online and Xero sync.
  • Jobber, from Grow. Two-way texting, optional add-ons and markups on quotes, job costing and a custom automation builder.
  • ServiceTitan, all three plan cards. Dispatching, scheduling and call booking.
  • ServiceTitan, also named on its pricing page. Pricebook, mobile estimates, payroll management, advanced reporting, commission tracking, customizable memberships, call recording and Adaptive Marketing, which ties ad spend to revenue.

Where is Jobber better than ServiceTitan?

Jobber is better on price transparency and getting started. You can see every plan's price, try it free without a card and pick month-to-month billing.

  • Published prices. Every plan is priced on Jobber's site, at one user and by team size.
  • Self-serve start. Sign up and try it free without a credit card. No demo required.
  • Month-to-month option. A no-commitment monthly plan you can cancel any time.

Where is ServiceTitan better than Jobber?

ServiceTitan's strength is tools for larger operations with office staff. Its pricing page names call booking, call recording, payroll, commission tracking, customizable memberships and Adaptive Marketing, which ties ad spend to revenue.

  • Call center work. Call booking is on every plan card, and call recording is named on the pricing page.
  • Back office. Payroll management and commission tracking are named on the pricing page.
  • Marketing attribution. Adaptive Marketing is ServiceTitan's own standout feature for linking ad spend to revenue.

Is there a cheaper option for small teams?

Claver is one. Claver is field service software for small home-service businesses: scheduling, quotes, invoicing, payments and customer texting, with users included in one flat monthly price. Starter is $19/mo for 2 users, Crew is $39/mo for 8 and Business is $79/mo for 20.

  • Where it fits. Small crews that want to see the price and start today. Route optimization, GPS, two-way texting, job costing and QuickBooks Online sync are on Crew. A phone line and AI receptionist are on Business.
  • Where it's weaker. Native iOS and Android apps are coming soon, so today it runs as an installable web app. Tap to Pay is coming soon. It's a newer product with a smaller integration list than Jobber or Housecall Pro. There's no free plan. The phone system and AI receptionist are Business only, and the AI receptionist takes booking requests for you to confirm rather than booking on its own.

$1 for 14 days, then $19/mo. Crew and Business are billed at full price from day one.

Best fit for: Claver is built for lawn care, cleaning, pressure washing, and pool service shops. Already running on Jobber? Here's how to move your data over.

Jobber vs ServiceTitan FAQ

How much does Jobber cost compared with ServiceTitan?
Jobber is $49/mo for one user on Core and $199/mo for up to five users on Connect, billed monthly. ServiceTitan publishes no prices. Its pricing page lists Starter, Essentials and The Works with a "Request Pricing" button and says pricing is per technician. You get its price through a form and a demo.
Is Jobber better than ServiceTitan for a small business?
For most small businesses, yes. Jobber publishes its prices, lets you try it free without a card and has a no-commitment monthly option. ServiceTitan sells through a demo and its tools lean toward shops with office staff, dispatchers and marketing spend. A small crew may not need all of that on day one.
When is ServiceTitan the better choice?
When you run a larger operation with office staff booking calls, and you want call recording, payroll, commission tracking, customizable memberships and marketing attribution in one system. Get a written quote that includes any setup fees, the contract length and how technicians and office users are counted.
Does ServiceTitan charge per user like Jobber?
ServiceTitan says its pricing is per technician but doesn't publish the rate. Jobber doesn't charge a flat per-user fee either. It prices plans by team size, for example Connect at $199/mo for up to five users and $299/mo for up to ten, billed monthly.
Does either have a free trial?
Jobber lets you try it free without a credit card, though its pricing page doesn't state the trial length. ServiceTitan's pricing page doesn't list a free trial. It leads to a form that ends in a request for a personalized demo.
Can I switch from Jobber to ServiceTitan later?
You can move to any system later, but ask ServiceTitan on the demo how it imports customers, jobs and invoices, what setup involves and what it costs. Pick the tool that fits the business you have now, not the one you might have in five years.
Is there something cheaper than Jobber and ServiceTitan?
Claver is one option for small teams. It includes users in a flat price: $19/mo for 2 users, $39/mo for 8 and $79/mo for 20. It's newer, with a smaller integration list than Jobber, and its native apps are coming soon, so it runs as an installable web app today.

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