Jobber is the reference tool for home services - and if you're running crews, its dispatching, routing, and job costing justify the price tag. The solo operator question is narrower: what does a one-truck business actually use?
| Ivy | Jobber | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Any solo service business | Field service, incl. crews |
| Public pricing | $8.99/week flat | $29-$149/mo solo tiers |
| Quotes & invoices w/ pay links | Included | Included |
| Crew dispatch, GPS routing | - | Yes (higher tiers) |
| Website + custom domain | Included | - |
| Review requests & campaigns | Included | Higher tiers / add-ons |
| Client portal | Free forever for clients | Client hub |
| AI assistant that acts | Included | AI add-ons priced separately |
Competitor pricing reflects publicly listed plans as of mid-2026 and changes often - always verify on the vendor's own pricing page before deciding.
Choose Jobber if…
You have (or will soon have) a crew. Scheduling multiple techs, routing, and job costing are Jobber's core and worth paying for. No honest all-in-one for solos should pretend to replace that.
Choose Ivy if…
It's you and the truck. Your actual workflow - quote it, book it, do it, invoice it, get reviewed, get rebooked - fits Ivy's flat price, including the marketing layer (website, campaigns, review automation) that Jobber gates behind higher tiers. The change-order signature and the "did they pay?" nudge are built in too.
Quotes, invoices, and follow-ups in one place
Ivy handles quotes, scheduling, invoicing with pay links, review requests, and client messaging - for one flat price.
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