Comparison

ServiceGrid vs Jobber

Both are built for SMB service businesses. ServiceGrid bundles a phone system, charges flat per-business pricing, and stays out of your payment flow. Here's the honest side-by-side.

Jobber is a popular choice for solo operators and small teams in residential trades. ServiceGrid covers the same surface area but bundles a built-in phone system, prices flat per business instead of per-user, and doesn't take a transaction cut on payments.

Side-by-side

Pricing and feature comparison. Sourced from each company's public pricing page and product docs.

AttributeServiceGridJobber
Starting price$49/mo (Pro) — covers up to 5 admins/techs
$39/mo (Core) — 1 user only
Jobber Connect is $129/mo for up to 5 users.
Per-user pricingNo — flat per-business
Yes — tiers are gated by user count
Worker (field-only) seats$2/seat/month
Counted as full users
Built-in phone systemYes — SG-Phone add-on ($65/mo)
No — third-party integration only
Payment processing feesStripe-standard, no markup
Jobber Payments markup applies
Free trial14 days, no card required
14 days, no card required
Mobile appWeb app (mobile-first); native apps on roadmap
Native iOS + Android
Recurring servicesYes (Business tier)
Yes
Customer portalMagic-link, no account required
Account-based
Marketing automationBuilt-in (Business tier)
Built-in (higher tiers)

The honest take

We'd rather you pick the right tool than the wrong one. Here's what each platform is actually better at.

Where ServiceGrid wins

  • Built-in phone system without a third-party integration tax
  • Flat per-business pricing — adding office staff doesn't bump you to a higher tier
  • Worker (field-only) seats at $2/mo instead of full-user pricing
  • Magic-link customer portal — customers don't need to create an account
  • No claw-back on payment processing — Stripe-standard rates

Where Jobber wins

  • Native iOS and Android apps (we ship a mobile-optimized web app while native apps mature)
  • Larger ecosystem of third-party integrations and partners

Who each tool is right for

Pick ServiceGrid if you're…

  • Crews of 2-15 with at least one office person
  • Operators who want everything in one tool — including phone
  • Businesses that resent paying per-user as the team grows

Pick Jobber if you're…

  • Solo operators who don't need a phone system
  • Teams that need native mobile apps today
  • Businesses already running a deep stack of Jobber-integrated tools

Switching from Jobber

Most operators move over in an afternoon. Customer list comes via CSV; quotes/invoices stay in Jobber as historical records.

  1. 1Export your customer list from Jobber as CSV
  2. 2Import the CSV in ServiceGrid Settings → Customers
  3. 3Set up your service menu and recurring schedules
  4. 4Add your team and assign roles
  5. 5Optional: enable SG-Phone and port your existing business number

Jobber questions

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