Bizzly vs Jobber 2026: Pricing, Features & Honest Comparison

Bizzly vs Jobber: Different Tools for Different Stages

Bizzly and Jobber both serve service businesses, but they solve different problems. Jobber is a field service management platform built for home service businesses with teams. Quoting, job scheduling, crew dispatch, route optimisation, and invoicing are its core strengths. Over 350,000 home service professionals use it, mostly in North America.

Bizzly is built for smaller service businesses that need an online presence, booking, and subscription billing in one place. It includes a website builder and handles recurring subscription payments, but it does not have crew dispatch or quoting.

The question is not which tool is better overall. It is which tool fits the way your business works right now. All pricing below was checked in March 2026.

At a Glance

Bizzly vs Jobber: Feature Comparison

Feature	Bizzly	Jobber
Fully flexible drag-and-drop website editor	Every page, every plan	Basic site builder
Online booking
Subscription billing
Term, season and block billing	Mid-block pro-rating, auto-rolling seasons
Payment-gated booking quotas	Lapsed payment removes booking access
One-off payments
Professional quoting
Invoicing	Via Stripe (receipts + billing portal)
Card payments
Client management	Client profiles + HubSpot CRM
Intake / contact forms	Registration + HubSpot forms
Job scheduling and tracking	Via booking calendar
Crew / team management	Staff roles and invites, no dispatch
Route optimisation
GPS fleet tracking		Via FleetSharp
Automated review requests	All plans (SMS requests Standard+)
WhatsApp AI agent	Books, cancels, answers accounts 24/7
AI Receptionist (phone/text)		$99/month add-on
SMS notifications	Standard plan+
Email campaigns		Via Mailchimp
Google Calendar sync
QuickBooks integration
Mobile app	Web app
Drag-and-drop calendar
API access
Currency	Bill in your own currency (Stripe)	USD
Free trial	14 days	14 days

Currency note

Bizzly plans are priced in GBP. Jobber prices are in USD. Direct price comparison depends on the current exchange rate. At the time of writing, $1 ≈ £0.79. Bizzly itself is a global product: you charge your own customers in your own currency through your Stripe account.

Bizzly

Built for: Solo operators and small service businesses who want website, booking, and subscription billing in one platform.

Bizzly's strength for trades and home service businesses is the subscription billing model. A window cleaner who charges £15/month for a bi-weekly clean can set up a subscription plan, have clients pay by card or wallet through Stripe, and track booking quotas automatically. Billing and booking are one system, so a lapsed payment automatically stops new bookings. Term and block packages sit alongside subscriptions, with late joiners charged a pro-rated price, and season plans can auto-roll customers into the next season under a set cancellation policy. No chasing payments. No manual invoicing for regular customers.

The drag-and-drop website editor is on every plan, not just the top tier, and it is genuinely flexible: multi-page sites, per-element styling down to a raw CSS inspector, and drop-in booking, plans and customer-account components. SEO tools help you rank for local searches. The WhatsApp AI assistant on Standard and Pro plans books and cancels jobs, checks availability, answers account and invoice questions, and raises support tickets while you are on site.

What Bizzly lacks for field service work: no quoting, no crew dispatch, no route optimisation, no job-level tracking, no GPS fleet monitoring, no mileage tracking, and no native mobile app (it is a responsive web app). If you run a team that needs dispatching to job sites, these gaps matter.

Pricing: £19 to £49/month. 14-day trial, no credit card.
Best for: Solo and small service businesses wanting flat pricing, a website, and subscription billing

Jobber

Built for: Home service businesses with teams who need job scheduling, quoting, and crew management.

Jobber is the standard for field service management in North America. It handles the full workflow from lead to payment: create a quote, win the job, schedule the visit, assign crew members, track the work, invoice the client, and collect payment. Each step is connected so nothing falls through the cracks.

Professional quoting is a standout feature. Quotes are interactive: clients can add optional services and approve the updated total online. Automated follow-ups chase unanswered quotes. For trades businesses where quoting is a daily activity, this saves significant time.

Jobber also offers add-ons for growing businesses. The Marketing Suite ($79/month) automates email campaigns, referral requests, and review collection. The AI Receptionist ($99/month) answers phone calls and texts when you are busy, books jobs, and takes messages. These are powerful but add to the monthly cost.

What Jobber lacks: no built-in website builder beyond a basic page, no subscription billing for recurring service packages, and pricing in USD only. For a UK business that sells monthly cleaning or grooming subscriptions, Jobber's invoicing handles recurring invoices but not client-facing subscription management with booking quotas.

Pricing: Core $19 to Grow $97/month (annual billing). USD. 14-day free trial.
Best for: Home service teams that need quoting, crew scheduling, and job management

Pricing Comparison

Item	Estimated Cost	Notes
Bizzly Base	£19/month	50 bookings, 1 calendar, website, invoicing, payments. GBP.
Bizzly Standard	£29/month	200 bookings, 3 calendars, WhatsApp AI, SMS, waitlists, Google Business Profile integration.
Bizzly Pro	£49/month	Unlimited bookings, unlimited calendars, custom domain, branded emails.
Jobber Core	$19/month (annual)	1 user. Scheduling, invoicing, CRM, payments. $29/month if paid monthly. USD.
Jobber Connect	$65/month (annual)	Up to 5 users. Adds automated quotes, job forms, GPS tracking integrations. $99/month monthly.
Jobber Grow	$97/month (annual)	Up to 15 users. Adds quote follow-ups, job costing, two-way SMS. $149/month monthly.

At the entry level, Jobber Core ($19/month annual, approximately £15) is cheaper than Bizzly Base (£19/month). But Jobber Core is for 1 user with no quoting. Jobber Connect at $65/month (approximately £51) or Bizzly Standard at £29/month offer more useful feature sets for growing businesses, with Bizzly significantly cheaper at that tier. The trade-off is that Jobber Connect includes crew management and quoting, while Bizzly Standard includes a website builder and subscription billing.

When to Choose Each

Choose Bizzly if:

You are a solo tradesperson or small team (1 to 3 people)
You need a website for your business
Clients pay monthly subscriptions for ongoing services
You want Stripe-native payments, billed in your own currency
You want flat monthly pricing with no add-on costs

Choose Jobber if:

You manage a team and need crew scheduling and dispatch
Quoting is a regular part of your sales process
You need job costing and profitability tracking
Route optimisation and GPS tracking matter for your operations
You already have a website and need operational tools

Verdict

These are tools for different types of service businesses. Jobber is the right choice if you have a team, do on-site work, and need professional quoting and job management. Bizzly is the right choice if you are a solo operator or small team that wants a website, subscription billing, and online booking bundled together at a lower price. A plumber managing 3 crew members should probably use Jobber. A solo dog groomer selling monthly grooming packages should probably use Bizzly. Match the tool to the work.

Compare Bizzly plans on the pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jobber available in the UK?

Jobber is available globally but prices are listed in USD and the platform is designed primarily for the North American market. Payment processing, tax handling, and some integrations (like QuickBooks) are optimised for US and Canadian businesses. UK businesses can use Jobber but should check that payment processing and invoicing work with UK-specific requirements like VAT handling.

Can Jobber handle subscription billing for recurring services?

Jobber handles recurring jobs (scheduling a cleaner to visit every Tuesday) but does not have a subscription billing engine in the way Bizzly does. With Jobber, you create recurring invoices tied to recurring jobs. With Bizzly, clients subscribe to a plan and are charged automatically via card, with booking quotas tracked per subscription. The distinction matters if your business sells monthly packages rather than individual scheduled visits.

Which is better for a solo cleaner, Bizzly or Jobber?

For a solo cleaner in the UK, Bizzly is likely the more practical choice. It costs £19 to £29/month in GBP, includes a website, and handles subscription billing for regular cleaning clients. Jobber Core at $19/month (approximately £15) is cheaper but designed for job-based work and lacks a website builder and subscription billing. If your clients pay monthly for a weekly clean, Bizzly handles that billing model natively.

Which is better for a team of 5 or more?

Jobber is built for teams. Connect and Grow plans support 5 to 15 users with crew scheduling, route optimisation, GPS tracking, and job costing. Bizzly supports multiple calendars (3 on Standard, unlimited on Pro) and staff accounts with team invites and custom roles governed by a read/write permission matrix, but it does not have crew dispatch, route planning, or job-level tracking. If you manage a team that goes to job sites, Jobber is the stronger tool.

Does Bizzly have quoting features?

No. Bizzly does not include a quoting tool. Jobber has professional quoting with templates, optional services clients can add on, and automated follow-ups for unanswered quotes. If quoting is a regular part of your sales process (common for trades, landscaping, and renovation work), Jobber covers this and Bizzly does not.

Can I use Jobber and Bizzly together?

In theory, yes, but there is no direct integration between them. Some businesses use Jobber for job management and a separate tool for their website. Bizzly could serve as the client-facing website and booking system while Jobber manages the back-end scheduling and crew dispatch. But managing two platforms adds complexity and cost. Most businesses will be better served picking one.

Bizzly vs Jobber: Which Suits Your Service Business?