FieldQuo vs Jobber
Jobber sells its marketing suite, its AI receptionist and its sales pipeline as separate monthly add-ons — $177 a month on top of a plan whose price already moves with your team size. FieldQuo puts all three in every plan, at every price, and everybody in a van is free.
Prepared as of 2026-09-29. Every figure below also carries the day it was read and the country it was read from.
Everything FieldQuo does costs $99.
At Jobber the same list is $499.
We don’t sell features by the tier. Every plan has every feature — the plans differ only by how many people are on them.
45 more things Jobber doesn’t offer at any price.
All of them are in the Solo plan at $99.
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Jobber bills every login. We bill the people who price work; everybody in a van is crew, at no charge. That gap grows with every person you hire.
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Everything you get, in every plan
Not a highlight reel — the whole product, and whether it appears anywhere in Jobber’s plans.
Winning the work
- Lead tracking — Every enquiry in one list, scored hot to cold, with a one-click turn into a quote.Both
- Lead form for your website — A form you can drop on any site; what comes back lands in your leads list, not an inbox.FieldQuo only
- Quotes — Build a quote from your own rates, group it by room or scope, and add photos.Both
- Send a quote by email — One button emails the quote from your address, with the PDF attached, in the client's language.Both
- Quote PDF in your colours — A PDF that carries your logo and brand colour — nothing on it says FieldQuo.Both
- Client approves and signs online — The client opens a link, picks any extras, signs, and the job is on — no printing, no phone tag.FieldQuo only
- AI quote review — Before you send it: what you forgot, how the price sits against the ones you have won, and clearer wording.FieldQuo only
- Suggested add-ons — Optional extras at the bottom of the quote, priced from your own history, that the client can tick.Both
- Automatic follow-ups — A quote that goes quiet gets chased on your schedule, in your words, without you remembering.Both
- AI receptionist — Answers your phone when you are on a ladder, takes the details, books the visit, and leaves you the recording.Both
- Confirmation calls — The assistant rings ahead to confirm tomorrow's appointments so you do not lose the morning to no-shows.FieldQuo only
- Quote drafted from the call — What the caller described comes back as a draft quote you open, correct and send.FieldQuo only
- Online booking page — Clients pick a slot from your real availability, with travel time and arrival windows built in.Both
- Take a deposit to hold the slot — Charge a visit fee at booking and credit it against the invoice when the work goes ahead.FieldQuo only
- Your own website — A site written from what you already told us, on your own address, that you can edit block by block.Both
- Instant online estimate — A visitor answers a few questions and gets a price range on the spot, from rates you set.FieldQuo only
- Clients can price their own job — A public form where a homeowner describes the work and uploads photos; it arrives as a started quote.FieldQuo only
- Kitchen and cabinet designer — Draw the run, pick the finishes, and the cabinet prices and the floor plan go straight into the quote.FieldQuo only
- Painting priced by production rate — Measure the room or the elevation, pick the substrate, and the quote works out the hours from your rates and the gallons from coverage.FieldQuo only
- Measure from the sky — Type the address and get roof area and pitch, or trace a driveway or patio, without going out there.FieldQuo only
- Lead funnels — Multi-step landing pages for an ad or a flyer, with numbers on where people drop out.FieldQuo only
- Email campaigns — Write once, send to your client list from your own address, and see who it reached.Both
- Review requests — After the job is marked done, the client gets one polite ask for a review.FieldQuo only
- Testimonials on your site — Collect what clients said and show it on your website and in your quotes.Both
- Refer another contractor — Send an invite; when they sign up you both get a free month added to your account.FieldQuo only
- Drop-in widgets — Paste one line into any website you already have to embed your booking, quote form or reviews.FieldQuo only
- One link for your profiles — A single branded page for your Instagram or truck decal that points at everything you offer.FieldQuo only
- Subcontractors — Keep the companies you hire on file, put one on a job at an agreed price, record what you pay them with a total for the year, and track their insurance and clearance dates.FieldQuo only
Doing the job
- Jobs — An approved quote becomes a job with the scope, the address and the paperwork already on it.Both
- Scheduling and dispatch — Put visits on the calendar, assign the person going, and see the whole crew's week at once.Both
- Crew shifts — Build next week's rota, publish it, and everyone sees their own shifts.FieldQuo only
- Repeat jobs — Weekly, monthly or seasonal work that puts itself back on the calendar.FieldQuo only
- Clients reschedule themselves — A link in the confirmation lets the client move the visit without ringing you.FieldQuo only
- Job costing — Labour, materials and expenses against the price you quoted, so you know what you actually made.Both
- Materials on the job — What went on site, what it cost, and what is still to buy.FieldQuo only
- Before and after photos — Photos filed against the job, ready to go into the quote, the invoice or your website.Both
- Job checklists — A list of what has to be done on site, ticked off by the person doing it.Both
- Suggested next steps — The job proposes the tasks a job like this usually needs, so nothing gets forgotten.Both
- To-do list — Everything that needs chasing, sorted by what will hurt most if you leave it.Both
- Work areas — Break a big job into rooms or zones and hand each one to a different person.FieldQuo only
- Clock in and out — Crew clock on against the job they are on, from whatever phone they have.Both
- Timesheets you approve — Hours land tied to real jobs; you approve them before they can turn into pay.Both
- Crew inbox — Your crew text photos and updates to one number and they file themselves against the right job.Both
- Time off and holidays — Requests go to the right manager, balances build up on their own, and the calendar knows.FieldQuo only
Getting paid
- Invoices — An approved quote turns into an invoice that looks like the quote, because it is built from it.Both
- Send an invoice — Emailed from your address with a link to the invoice and a pay-now button inside.Both
- Changed invoices, tracked — Amend an issued invoice and the old one is kept, so there is never a question about what was agreed.FieldQuo only
- Get paid by card — The client pays from their phone and the money goes to your account, not ours.Both
- Every other way to get paid — E-transfer, cheque, cash — Zelle, Venmo, Cash App and check in the US — printed on the invoice with where to send it.FieldQuo only
- Your own payout account — Connect your bank once; every client payment settles into it directly.FieldQuo only
- Maintenance plans — Sign a client up to a recurring plan and the card is charged on schedule without you asking.FieldQuo only
- Client portal — One link where a client sees their quotes, invoices and what they still owe.FieldQuo only
- Sales tax that matches the address — Set your rates once; the right one lands on the document for where the work is.FieldQuo only
Running the business
- Dashboard — What is quoted, won, scheduled and owed, on one screen, as of this morning.Both
- Your break-even price — What a day has to bring in before you make a cent, worked out from your real overhead.FieldQuo only
- How your prices compare — Where your rates and your win rate sit against other shops in your trade — nobody named, including you.FieldQuo only
- Monthly write-up — Once a month, your numbers explained in sentences instead of charts.FieldQuo only
- Revenue goal — Set a target for the year and see how far ahead or behind you are.FieldQuo only
- Expenses and overhead — Record what you spend, split what belongs to a job from what belongs to the business.Both
- Your price book — Your services and rates in one place, imported from a spreadsheet instead of retyped.FieldQuo only
- Material costs and recipes — What a litre of paint or a sheet of ply costs you, and how much of it a job of this size eats.FieldQuo only
- Team roles and access — Decide, dial by dial, what each person can see and change — and it holds on the server, not just on screen.FieldQuo only
- Everything carries your name — Your logo and your colour on every quote, invoice, page and email a homeowner sees.FieldQuo only
- Email from your own address — Verify your domain once and everything goes out from you, not from a shared address.FieldQuo only
- Write your own covering email — Change what the quote email says, section by section, and it stays in the language the quote was written in.FieldQuo only
- Your own quote and invoice layout — Choose which sections appear on the printed document, and which one is the default.Both
- Your terms on every document — Payment terms and contract wording that attach themselves to what you send.FieldQuo only
- Your client's language — Send a quote in the language your client speaks; a signed document keeps the words it was signed with.FieldQuo only
- Ask FieldQuo AI — Ask a question about your own business in plain English and get the answer from your own numbers.FieldQuo only
- Who changed what — A running record of every send, edit and approval, with a name and a time against it.FieldQuo only
- Client list — Every client, their properties and their history, imported from wherever it lives now.FieldQuo only
- Employee files and compliance — A file per person: tickets and licences with expiry reminders, a new-hire checklist, policies signed by name, and a compliance view of who is missing what.FieldQuo only
Price, as each company publishes it
How these pages are put together
- Every price is the regular price the company prints on its own pricing page. Sale prices are left out: a page like this one is built once and served for months, and it cannot notice that an offer ended.
- Money stays in the currency it was published in. We never convert. An exchange rate is right on the day you look it up and wrong the next, and a converted figure sitting on a static page is arithmetic nobody is checking.
- Where we could not settle what a figure meant, the row says so and shows no number. That happens more than you would expect, and it is the part of the page we are most confident in.
- Each figure carries the date it was read and the country it was read from, because a price can differ by both.
Verified as what a US visitor is shown. Jobber is Canadian and may serve CAD in Canada; a Canadian reader must re-check before these are quoted as Jobber's price generally.
FieldQuo
The same number in each currency we sell in (CAD and USD and AUD) — $99 in each is a real FieldQuo price, so nothing on this page has to be converted to line them up. Which currency you are billed in comes from the business address you give at signup.
Jobber
10 more Jobber prices are not shown here — either the reading has aged out, or we could not settle what the published figure meant. We would rather leave a row out than print a number we cannot stand behind.
3 things Jobber charges extra for
These sit on top of the plan on their own pricing page, each with its own monthly price. Every one of them is work FieldQuo does inside the plan you are already paying for.
We read the name and the price off their pricing page and nothing else. What is inside their add-on is not something we have checked, so nothing below describes it.
- Email campaigns — Write once, send to your client list from your own address, and see who it reached.
- Door-hanger routes — Plan the streets, assign them, and tick off the stops as your crew works the neighbourhood.Where it stops: FieldQuo plans and tracks the route. It does not print the door hangers or arrange delivery — you supply the printed material.
- Review requests — After the job is marked done, the client gets one polite ask for a review.
- AI receptionist — Answers your phone when you are on a ladder, takes the details, books the visit, and leaves you the recording.
- Quote drafted from the call — What the caller described comes back as a draft quote you open, correct and send.
- Lead tracking — Every enquiry in one list, scored hot to cold, with a one-click turn into a quote.
- Lead funnels — Multi-step landing pages for an ad or a flyer, with numbers on where people drop out.
$177 USD a month, on top of the plan price.
That is what those 3 cost together at the point on their own selectors where we read them. In FieldQuo the same 3 jobs are in every plan, at every size, from the cheapest one on this page.
Their receptionist add-on is a monthly floor: it is charged in a month when the phone never rings. Ours has no monthly minimum. The feature is on every plan and the talk time is prepaid credit you buy when you need it, so a quiet February costs nothing for it.
AI phone receptionist: what it costs on each side
Tiers are matched on what they contain, not on where they sit in a table. This is the cheapest Jobber tier we verified as actually carrying it.
Where FieldQuo is ahead
Each of these was read off their own page on the date shown. Follow the link and check it — that is what the link is for.
Jobber's bank payments cost 1% of the amount with no cap, where ours stop at five dollars per payment; their cards are 2.9% + 30¢ to our 3% + 30¢.
Jobber's AI receptionist is a $29/mo add-on at one user, and otherwise sits in the $599/mo Plus tier.
What you get with FieldQuo
Every line below is a feature with an implementation behind it. The list is generated from the same record the engineering checks run against, so a feature that stops working stops being advertised.
Answers your phone when you are on a ladder, takes the details, books the visit, and leaves you the recording.
What the caller described comes back as a draft quote you open, correct and send.
Before you send it: what you forgot, how the price sits against the ones you have won, and clearer wording.
A visitor answers a few questions and gets a price range on the spot, from rates you set.
Your logo and your colour on every quote, invoice, page and email a homeowner sees.
Verify your domain once and everything goes out from you, not from a shared address.
Labour, materials and expenses against the price you quoted, so you know what you actually made.
Send a quote in the language your client speaks; a signed document keeps the words it was signed with.
What FieldQuo does not do
Start with what we do not have. FieldQuo is a web application: there is nothing to install from an app store, nothing works without a signal, and there is no salesperson to walk you through it.
This section is on every one of these pages, in the same place, above the part where we look good. A comparison table made only of our wins sells somebody a subscription they ask for their money back on.
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