Comparison
Clientbook vs Jobber
Short answer: Choose Clientbook if you're a solo contractor or small crew that mainly needs to write estimates and send invoices from your phone. Choose Jobber if you need scheduling, dispatch, online booking, card payments, GPS or crew management.
| Clientbook | Jobber | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $100/year or $12/month | Core $49/month (1 user); team plans higher |
| Extra users | No per-user fees | $29/user/month on eligible plans |
| Estimates / proposals | Yes | Yes |
| Invoices | Yes | Yes |
| Overdue tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduling and dispatch | No | Yes |
| Card payments | No | Yes |
| Contract | None | Monthly or annual |
| Where your data lives | Your device | Jobber's servers |
Jobber prices from Fieldproxy (June 2026) and OneCrew (July 2026). Prices as of October 2026; check the provider for current pricing.
Questions
Is there a cheaper alternative to Jobber?
Yes. If you mainly need estimates and invoices, Clientbook costs $100 per year, compared with Jobber's Core plan at $49 per month. It doesn't include Jobber's scheduling, dispatch or payment features.
Can Clientbook replace Jobber for a one-person business?
For quoting and invoicing, yes. If you rely on Jobber for scheduling, online booking or taking card payments, Clientbook won't replace those.