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For Home-service business owners

Jobber costs $49 to $199 a month for one user. Own ServicePro for $199 once.

Same CRM, same booking, same dispatch, same invoicing, except the code is yours, the database is yours, and the only recurring cost is what you choose to subscribe to (hosting + email + SMS at your own provider rates).

The verdict

ServicePro replaces Jobber for home-service business owners: a one-time $199 instead of paying $49 to $199/mo indefinitely, and you own the source code and the database. Keep Jobber if you want its built-in client hub and add-on marketing suite from one vendor, or you never want to touch hosting and would rather pay monthly to keep zero infrastructure.

JobberServicePro
Price$49 to $199/mo, forever$199 once
OwnershipYou rent a seatPrivate repo, code is yours
Lock-inData + roadmap held by vendorYour Supabase, full export anytime

Why operators leave Jobber

Six reasons that come up over and over.

The math, over time

Jobber pricing is $49 to $199/mo, forever. ServicePro is $199 one time. Here's what that means at common operator lifetimes.

Time horizonJobber (low to high)ServiceProYou keep
1 year$588 to $2,388$199$389 to $2,189
3 years$1,764 to $7,164$199$1,565 to $6,965
5 years$2,940 to $11,940$199$2,741 to $11,741
Cumulative cost over 60 months: Jobber against ServiceProAt $49 a month ServicePro pays for itself in about 4.1 months; at $199 a month, in about 1.0 months.$0$3,000$6,000$9,000$12,000start12 mo24 mo36 mo48 mo60 moowning wins after 4.1 moJobber at the low end: $2,940at the high end: $11,940ServicePro: $199 once
At $49 a month ServicePro pays for itself in about 4.1 months; at $199 a month, in about 1.0 months. The chart counts the software price only: your own hosting is extra, and Supabase and Vercel both have free tiers.

For one user: Core is $49 a month, Connect $139 and Grow $199. More users cost more, and extra users are $29 a month each. Add-ons are separate: Marketing Suite $99 a month, AI Receptionist $29, Pipeline $49. Card payments are 2.9% + 30c. One user, month-to-month list price. Annual billing and teams change the figures; teams pay more. Source: getjobber.com/pricing/, read 2026-10-26. You pay your own hosting (Supabase free tier covers most small operators) + Stripe's standard 2.9% + 30c on payments. No platform middleman fees.

Feature parity, line by line

Every capability you rely on, mapped against what each side ships. Jobber as of mid-2026 published pricing tiers; verify against your specific plan.

CapabilityJobberServicePro
Customer databaseYes· Client managerYes· CRM module
Online bookingYes· Every planYes· Booking module
Job scheduling and crew dispatchYes· Calendar on every planYes· Jobs module
Time trackingLimited· Connect and aboveYes· Staff module with time clock
Automated review requestsAdd-on· Marketing Suite, $99 a monthYes· Reviews module
Invoicing and online paymentsYes· Every plan, cards 2.9% + 30cYes· Invoicing module, your own Stripe
Two-way SMSLimited· Grow plan and aboveYes· Email + SMS communications, your own provider
Public APIYes· GraphQL API with a free developer accountYes· You own the code and the database
Data exportLimited· Clients as CSV or vCard, 1,500 rows per file, admin onlyYes· Your own Supabase
Modify the dashboard and add modulesNoYes· Edit your own code; bridge system
Code-to-own, no rentNoYes· Private GitHub repo

What's actually different

Feature parity is table stakes. The real shift is ownership.

You own the database

Every customer, every job, every invoice lives in your Supabase project. Jobber owns yours; if their business changes direction tomorrow your operations are gated by their export tools.

You can change the software

Want the dashboard to show overdue invoices first? Edit the React component. Want the booking page to ask about pets before driveway work? Add a custom field. Jobber decides what their software does; with LaunchKits you decide.

Your cost stops growing

Jobber's per-user pricing punishes growth. ServicePro is one purchase; adding a crew member adds zero to your software bill. Hosting + email + SMS scale on actual usage, not seat count.

No plan ladder

Jobber moves two-way texting, automations and time tracking up its plan ladder. In ServicePro the booking, jobs, staff, reviews and communications modules all ship in the one purchase.

How switching works

Most operators take 2-3 weeks end to end. We handle the data migration; you handle the customer-facing brand polish.

  1. 1

    Export from Jobber

    Jobber's export tool ships customer, job, invoice, and quote CSVs. Pull all four. Schedule the export for a weekend so you have time to verify against your live data.

  2. 2

    Buy ServicePro + Migration Setup

    Migration Setup is a $499 one-time service. We handle the CSV import, normalize phone numbers, dedupe duplicate customers, and verify totals match against your Jobber dashboard. 5-7 business days end-to-end.

  3. 3

    Customize the public site + branding

    ServicePro ships with a default homepage parameterized by your business name. We add your logo, business colors, hours, and service descriptions. Your booking page goes live at yourbusiness.com or a launchkits.app subdomain.

  4. 4

    Run both in parallel for a week

    Keep your Jobber account active for one week of overlap. Direct new bookings to ServicePro; let in-flight Jobber jobs complete on Jobber. After a week of clean transactions on ServicePro, cancel Jobber.

Questions we hear

Will my customers know I switched?+

Only that booking is easier. Your customer-facing surfaces (booking page, invoice page, review request emails) are now under your domain and your branding. No "Powered by Jobber" footer. Your customers' history transfers with the migration.

What happens to my current Jobber data?+

You export it to CSV before switching. The Migration Setup service imports the data into your new ServicePro database. Once imported, your Jobber account is just a backup, keep it for 30 days then cancel.

What does it cost ongoing?+

ServicePro itself is $199 one-time. After that: Supabase (free tier covers most small businesses, about $25 a month for higher volume), Vercel hosting (free tier or about $20 a month), Resend email ($0 to $20 a month), Twilio SMS (about $15 to $50 a month depending on volume). Card payments use your own Stripe account at its standard rate.

Can I add a custom module?+

Yes. The Bridge system means new modules plug into your existing CRM/booking/invoicing without touching that code. We offer Custom Build service ($499-$2,500+) for white-glove module development, or you can build it yourself if you have an engineer.

Do I need to know how to code?+

No, not to operate it. The dashboard is the same point-and-click experience as Jobber for daily work. You only touch code if you want to deeply customize. The Migration Setup service handles all initial customization.

What if I want to leave LaunchKits later?+

Your code is yours forever. The repo is on GitHub under your account. Your data is in your Supabase. There is nothing to "leave", we are not hosting it for you (unless you opt into Pro). You can fork, hand it to a different developer, or shut it down on your own terms.

Own your operations.

ServicePro ships with for home services, hvac, plumbing, cleaning, landscaping. One purchase, no per-seat fees, full source ownership.