The short answerFive users on Jobber Grow is $229 a month billed annually, or $299 with no commitment. Plus is $399 to $499.
Jobber's Grow and Plus plans each have a 5-user tier, so five technicians fit without paying per-seat fees. Add an office manager or the owner as a sixth user and each extra person is $29 a month. Card fees are the bigger variable: on $25,000 a month collected by card, Jobber's 2.9% + 30c is about $740, more than three times the Grow subscription.
Subscription at 5 usersFive users, per month
| 5 users, per month | Billed annually | 1-year, billed monthly | No commitment | How we got it |
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| Jobber Grow | $229 | $259 | $299 | 5-user tier |
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| Jobber Plus | $399 | $439 | $499 | 5-user tier |
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Jobber Connect and Core are left out: Worthd could not confirm a 5-user Connect price on the pricing page, and Core includes one user with no published add-user price.
When the crew is six or sevenFive technicians plus an office person
Each user beyond the 5-user tier is $29 a month. Where the next tier up is cheaper, buy that instead. Worthd's arithmetic from the published prices, billed annually:
| Billed annually | 5 users | 6 users | 7 users | 8 users |
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| Jobber Grow | $229 | $258 (229 + 29) | $287 (229 + 58) | $299 (10-user tier) |
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| Jobber Plus | $399 | $428 (399 + 29) | $449 (10-user tier; 5-user tier plus 2 extras would be $457) | $449 (10-user tier) |
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On Grow, the 10-user tier ($299) becomes the better buy once you pass seven users. On Plus it is the better buy from seven users.
What the headline price leaves outCard fees, extra users and add-ons
| Item | Jobber, as published |
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| Card payments | 2.9% + 30c |
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| Bank (ACH) payments | 1% |
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| Tap to Pay / mobile | 2.7% + 30c |
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| Extra user | $29 a month (Connect, Grow, Plus) |
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| Paid add-ons | Marketing Suite $99, Pipeline $49, Receptionist $29 a month |
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Worked example (illustration only): a 5-technician shop collects $25,000 a month across 50 invoices, all by card. Card fees: 2.9% = $725, plus 50 x 30c = $15, so about $740. If $10,000 of that (20 invoices) moves to bank payments at 1%, card fees fall to about $444 (2.9% of $15,000 = $435, plus 30 x 30c = $9) and the bank fee is $100, a total of about $544. That is roughly $196 a month saved, close to the cost of Grow itself. Your volume and mix will differ: this shows how to check, not what you will pay.
All-in viewGrow at 5 users, billed annually, with the example above
$229 subscription + about $740 card fees = about $969 a month, and about $773 when part of the volume moves to bank payments. Paid add-ons would come on top. In this example, how customers pay moves the bill more than choosing Grow over Plus (a $170 gap).
Contract termsWhat you commit to
Jobber prices every plan three ways: no commitment, a 1-year commitment billed monthly, or billed annually. At 5 users Grow runs $229, $259 or $299, so a year of annual billing saves $840 over no commitment ($70 x 12). Check Jobber's pricing page for current trial terms. Cancellation and refund terms are not on the pricing page: read Jobber's terms before you sign a year.
When Jobber may not fitSkip Jobber if your card volume is high and you cannot move customers to bank payments, or if you only need scheduling for 2 to 3 people and do not want to pay for a 5-user tier. Check whether Marketing Suite, Pipeline or Receptionist are needed: each adds $29 to $99 a month.
Also compareFor the same prices against Housecall Pro at 3, 8 and 15 users, read Jobber vs Housecall Pro: real cost at 3, 8 and 15 users.
SourcesVendor pricing page checked Oct 4, 2026
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