Looking for a Jobber alternative? Meet ServeHub.
Both Jobber and ServeHub help service businesses sell, schedule, and invoice — but the pricing model and feature mix are very different. Here's an honest, side-by-side comparison so you can pick the right tool for your shop.
7-day free trial · no credit card · unlimited users
Jobber pioneered modern field-service software and is a strong, mature platform — especially for teams that have used it for years. ServeHub is the newer entrant: built natively for the all-in-one workflow, priced with unlimited team members on every plan — including the free one, with no per-seat fee — and packaged with AI tools and free public-facing utilities (invoice generator, estimate generator, contract template) right out of the box. If you're priced out by Jobber's per-user tiers or you want one tool instead of three, ServeHub is worth a serious look.
Feature-by-feature comparison
Where ServeHub pulls ahead
Unlimited users, no per-seat fee
Jobber's pricing tiers cap user count and charge by the user. ServeHub never charges per seat — put your whole crew on any plan, including the free one. Our plans differ in what features they unlock (SMS, custom domain, AI limits), never in how many people you can add.
AI tools included, not bolted on
ServeHub ships with an AI voice assistant, AI-generated content for proposals and websites, and AI-assisted customer follow-ups. Most competitive equivalents are paid add-ons or aren't available.
A free public website per business
ServeHub generates a complete, AI-written, customizable website at /site/your-token — included on every plan. No add-on, no separate Wix/Squarespace bill.
Free tools that bring in leads
ServeHub's free invoice, estimate, and contract generators are public, SEO-optimized, and bring in inbound traffic. Competitors keep these features behind a paywall.
Where Jobber still has an edge
Jobber has been around longer and has a richer integration marketplace (QuickBooks Desktop, Mailchimp, dozens of others). If you're deeply invested in a specific integration that Jobber supports natively, that's a fair reason to stay. Their mobile app is also a known commodity for crews who've used it for years. ServeHub integrates with the tools owners ask for most (Stripe for payments, Mailgun for email, Twilio for texting), but the catalog is much smaller. QuickBooks Online sync is built and not yet available to customers — it's waiting on Intuit's app review, so treat it as coming, not as something you can turn on today.
Migrating from Jobber
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Export customers, jobs, and history from Jobber as CSV (Jobber supports this from your account settings) and keep it for your own records.
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Add your customers in ServeHub as you go — there is no bulk importer, so start with the customers on the jobs you have running now and let the rest arrive as leads from the website, the estimate widget and the AI phone assistant.
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Re-create your service catalog and pricing in ServeHub.
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Send your first ServeHub estimate the same day. Migration support is included free.
Frequently asked questions
Can I import my Jobber data into ServeHub?
Not as a file, no — ServeHub has no bulk importer today. Jobber will export your customers and jobs as CSV, and that export is worth keeping for your records, but ServeHub can't ingest it. Customers are added in the app, or arrive as leads from your website, estimate widget and AI phone assistant. Enter your active customers first and you can be sending estimates the same day, with the back catalogue filling in over time. Free onboarding support is included.
Is ServeHub cheaper than Jobber?
For most teams: yes, especially as your crew grows. Jobber prices per user, so the bill climbs every time you hire. ServeHub never charges per user — every plan, including the free one, takes as many team members as you like, so adding people doesn't change the price. ServeHub does have several plans and they unlock different features (SMS, custom domain, AI limits), but none of them meter seats.
Does ServeHub have a mobile app for crews?
ServeHub is mobile-first and works on any phone via the browser, plus a native iOS app on the App Store. An Android app is not available yet, so Android crews use the mobile web app. Crews see the day's schedule, customer notes, scope of work, and can capture photos and process payment from the field. ServeHub needs a connection — there is no offline mode.
What about QuickBooks integration?
Not yet. QuickBooks Online sync is built, but it's still in development and waiting on Intuit's app review, so no ServeHub customer can switch it on today. QuickBooks Desktop isn't supported at all. If QuickBooks sync matters to your bookkeeping right now, Jobber has it and ServeHub doesn't — that's a fair reason to stay where you are.
Can I keep my existing customer phone numbers and emails?
Yes — but you'll re-enter them. There's no importer, so phone numbers and emails are typed in when you add a customer, or come in with the lead. Existing communication threads (text/email) live in Jobber but new ones flow through ServeHub once you've switched.
Try ServeHub free for 7 days.
No credit card. Unlimited users on every plan. We will help you move over from Jobber — onboarding support included.
Jobber is a trademark of its respective owners. ServeHub is not affiliated with Jobber. Comparison reflects publicly available information at time of publication.