The short version of the Jobber price increase: if you pay month to month with no contract, Jobber now costs $49 for Core, $139 for Connect and $199 for Grow (one user each). The annual-billing prices of $29, $99 and $149 are the same figures Jobber showed before the change, and the lower monthly prices that price trackers recorded earlier in the year now come with a 12-month commitment. So the increase lands on owners who want to stay flexible, not on owners who prepay.
How we put this together: researched from Jobber’s pricing page, read on November 9, 2026, and two public price trackers (PricingSaaS and CostBench) for what the page showed earlier in 2026. Jobber did not publish a changelog we could find, so every “before” price below is labelled with the tracker that reported it. We have not run a paid Jobber account for this page; it is research, not a hands-on test, and the yearly totals are our own arithmetic. Our research and testing methods explain the difference. Prices checked November 9, 2026.
If you want the full plan-by-plan breakdown with add-ons and payment fees, our full Jobber pricing guide covers it. This page is only about what changed and who now pays more.
What changed in Jobber’s prices in 2026
Three things changed on Jobber’s pricing page in 2026, according to the trackers and the page itself:
- Three billing terms instead of one headline price. PricingSaaS recorded that Jobber’s page used to show annual pricing only, and that between its March 30 and April 6, 2026 captures it added a Monthly / Annual / 1-year commitment toggle. Today every plan has all three prices.
- Higher month-to-month prices. The no-commitment column now reads $49 (Core), $139 (Connect, 1 user) and $199 (Grow, 1 user). CostBench’s snapshots show Core at $39 and Connect at $119 a month before the change.
- Annual prices held. PricingSaaS noted that the annual promotional prices did not change in that update, and today’s annual column ($29, $99, $149 for one user) matches the figures the page showed before.
PricingSaaS also logged a change to the sign-up promotion, from “Save up to $1,225 on first year” to “Save up to 40%”, and new 3-month introductory prices without published dollar amounts. Promotions change often, so do not count on either one being live when you sign up.
Old vs new Jobber prices, plan by plan
The table puts the reported “before” month-to-month price next to today’s three columns. A dash means no tracker we found published a clear earlier figure for that row, so we left it blank rather than guess.
| Plan and users | Month to month before (reported) | No commitment now | 1-year commitment, paid monthly | Billed annually |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core, 1 user | $39 (CostBench) | $49 | $39 | $29 |
| Connect, 1 user | $119 (CostBench) | $139 | $119 | $99 |
| Connect, 5 users | — | $199 | $169 | $149 |
| Grow, 1 user | — | $199 | $169 | $149 |
| Grow, 5 users | — | $299 | $259 | $229 |
| Plus, 5 users | — | $499 | $439 | $399 |
| Extra user, any plan | — | $29 a month each | ||
Prices are per month in USD before sales tax. Current prices: Jobber pricing page, checked November 9, 2026. “Before” prices: CostBench’s Jobber price history, which dates the Core change to July 2, 2026 and the Connect change to July 2026.
Read across the Core and Connect rows and a pattern shows: the old month-to-month price is exactly today’s 1-year-commitment price. In plain terms, the price you used to pay with no strings attached is still available, but only if you agree to 12 months. Stay fully flexible and you pay $10 more a month on Core (about 26%) and $20 more on a one-user Connect plan (about 17%).
Why price trackers disagree on the old price
Search for the Jobber price increase and you will see two different stories: some sites say Core went from $29 to $49, others say $39 to $49. Both can be true, because they compare different columns.
- $29 to $49 is what PricingSaaS saw on the page itself in early April 2026: the old page led with annual pricing ($29), and the new page added a month-to-month price ($49). That compares an annual price with a monthly one.
- $39 to $49 is CostBench’s comparison of the cheapest monthly figure in its March 4 and July 2, 2026 snapshots. That compares monthly with monthly.
The two trackers also date the change differently (week of April 6 vs July 2). CostBench itself warns that its entries are differences between snapshots, not confirmed price changes. Our reading: the $39-to-$49 comparison is the fairer one for a month-to-month customer, and the annual price did not move. If the exact date matters to you, for a budget or a dispute, ask Jobber support for the price history on your account.
What each billing term costs over a year
The gap between the three columns is bigger than it looks month by month. For a typical 5-person crew, here is the year at each billing term, using only the prices on Jobber’s page:
| Plan, 5 users | No commitment (12 months) | 1-year commitment, paid monthly | Billed annually | Paying month to month costs you |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect | $2,388 | $2,028 | $1,788 | $600 more than annual |
| Grow | $3,588 | $3,108 | $2,748 | $840 more than annual |
| Plus | $5,988 | $5,268 | $4,788 | $1,200 more than annual |
Our arithmetic: monthly price × 12, from the Jobber pricing page, checked November 9, 2026. Before sales tax, add-ons and payment processing fees.
The middle option is the one most small crews overlook. On Connect for 5 users it saves $360 a year against month to month without paying a year up front, but Jobber’s page says it carries a 12-month minimum term. The annual plan saves the most, and the page states the prepaid payment is non-refundable. All plans renew automatically unless you set them not to.
If you are already on Jobber
We could not find a 2026 notice from Jobber explaining how the change applies to existing subscribers, so check your own billing screen and invoices rather than assume. The closest guide is Jobber’s notice from its earlier Connect price change, which told customers the new price would apply from their next billing date and pointed to annual billing as the way to get a lower price. Expect the same pattern: your current term finishes at the old price, and the renewal uses whatever the page shows then.
Three checks worth doing before your next renewal:
- Find your billing term. If you pay monthly with no commitment, you are the customer the change affects most.
- Count users against the bundle. Connect, Grow and Plus are sold in user bundles (Connect and Grow at 1, 5, 10 or 15 users; Plus from 5). A 3-person crew pays the 5-user price, and each seat beyond a bundle is $29 a month.
- List the add-ons you actually use. AI Receptionist ($29), Sales Pipeline ($49) and Marketing Suite ($99) sit on top of the plan on Core, Connect and Grow. If you are weighing Jobber’s phone add-on, our Jobber Receptionist vs Housecall Pro CSR AI comparison covers what it costs at real call volumes.
Ways to keep your Jobber bill down after the increase
- Move to a commitment only when the season is predictable. A lawn or pool business that goes quiet for winter may still be better off month to month; a year-round HVAC or plumbing shop usually is not.
- Pick the plan for the features, not the user count. Grow mainly adds job costing and two-way texting with customers. If you do not need those, Connect for 5 users is $80 a month cheaper on annual billing ($149 vs $229).
- Watch card fees more than the subscription. Jobber’s page lists 2.9% + 30¢ per card payment and 1% for bank (ACH) payments. On busy months that line is often bigger than the plan price.
- Use the trial before you commit. Jobber offers a 14-day free trial with Grow-plan features and no credit card, according to its pricing page.
Jobber is also adding AI features that may end up priced separately. What is confirmed so far about its new agent is in our Jobber Teammate explainer.
Is the increase a reason to switch?
For most crews already set up on Jobber, no: the annual price did not change, and moving your clients, quotes and payment history has its own cost. It is worth comparing if you pay month to month, have fewer than five users on a 5-user bundle, or were about to sign up anyway.
The closest like-for-like option is Housecall Pro. Our Housecall Pro vs Jobber comparison weighs features as well as price, and the Housecall Pro pricing breakdown lists its plans and card fees. For a wider shortlist, see our best field service software for small crews, and every tool we cover in this space sits on the field service software hub.
Jobber price increase questions
Did Jobber raise prices in 2026?
Yes for month-to-month customers. The no-commitment price is now $49 for Core and $139 for Connect (1 user); CostBench recorded $39 and $119 before the change. Annual-billing prices stayed at $29 and $99.
When did the Jobber price increase happen?
Trackers disagree. PricingSaaS logged the new month-to-month prices between March 30 and April 6, 2026; CostBench dates the Core change to July 2, 2026. Jobber did not publish a date that we could find.
How can I pay the old Jobber price?
Choose the 1-year commitment paid monthly, which matches the old month-to-month prices on Core ($39) and Connect ($119), or prepay annually for the lowest price.
Is the Jobber annual plan refundable?
Jobber’s pricing page says the annual plan is prepaid for the full term and the initial payment is non-refundable.
Sources (read November 9, 2026): Jobber pricing page; Jobber, Connect plan price change notice; PricingSaaS, Jobber pricing change log, week 15 of 2026; CostBench, Jobber price history.
