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InvoiceAJob vs Jobber

Jobber is a well-known field service app. InvoiceAJob is a simpler, lower-priced option for solo contractors and small businesses. Here is an honest look at which fits you.

The short version

Side by side

InvoiceAJobJobber
PriceBasic $7.99/month or $79/year. Pro $24.99/month or $249/year.Priced by plan tier and number of users. Check Jobber's pricing page for current numbers.
Free trial30 days, no card required, full Pro accessFree trial offered. Check their site for current terms.
Estimates and invoicesYes, branded with your logo, with line-item approvalYes
E-signaturesYes (contracts and estimates, Pro)Yes
Online card paymentsYes, customer pays from a linkYes
SchedulingYes (Pro): calendar, customer confirmations, morning remindersYes
Automatic payment remindersYes, on ProOffered on certain plans. Check their site.
Job profit trackingYes (Pro)Check their site for what each plan includes.
Team accounts and crew managementNot yetYes
Accounting integrationsNot yetYes
AppsWeb and Android. iPhone coming soon.iPhone, Android and web

Last reviewed November 2026. Products and prices change, so confirm Jobber's details on its own site before you decide.

Where InvoiceAJob is the better fit

Where Jobber is the better fit

If you have employees in the field who need their own logins, schedules and routes, or you need to sync with accounting software today, a larger platform like Jobber is built for that. InvoiceAJob does not have team accounts or accounting sync yet.

Switching from Jobber

You do not have to retype your customers. Export your customer list from Jobber as a CSV, then import it into InvoiceAJob. The import also works with exports from Joist, Invoice Maker, QuoteIQ, QuickBooks and Square.

Try it free for 30 days

Full Pro access during the trial, no card required. If it is not for you, nothing to cancel.

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