Honest comparison · 2026
Quotefy vs Jobber
Jobber is broad field-service software for many trades. Quotefy is purpose-built for house cleaners.
Visit Jobber ↗TL;DR — our verdict
Jobber is genuinely a great product. It's also $49/mo minimum and built for plumbers, electricians, landscapers, AND cleaners — so the cleaning-specific UX is generic. For a solo cleaner, Quotefy gets you more cleaning-specific tooling (calculator, recurring discounts, BLS-anchored state pricing) at a third of the entry cost.
Side-by-side features
| Feature | Quotefy | Jobber |
|---|---|---|
| Entry monthly price (1 user) | Free | $49 Core |
| Cleaning-specific UX | Multi-trade (cleaning is one of many) | |
| Built-in pricing calculator | ||
| Per-state default rates | BLS-anchored, 51 states | |
| PDF estimates + invoices | ||
| Online payments (cards) | ||
| Recurring auto-invoicing | ||
| Public share / approval links | ||
| Mobile experience | Mobile web (PWA) | Native iOS/Android |
| Free trial | Not needed — the product is free | 14 days |
Jobber pricing as of last verification: $49/mo Core. Connect at $99/mo, Grow at $169/mo. Verify on getjobber.com.
Where Jobber wins
- Best-in-class field service operations: scheduling, routing, customer portal, mobile apps
- Robust integrations (QuickBooks, Stripe, Google Calendar)
- Native iOS + Android apps
- Mature reporting and team management
Where Jobber falls short
- $49/mo entry tier is steep for a solo cleaner just starting out
- Multi-trade UX means the cleaning workflow is generic, not opinionated
- No cleaning-specific pricing calculator with per-state defaults
- Setup is 30+ minutes of configuration vs Quotefy's 3-minute onboarding
Pick Quotefy when
You're a solo cleaner or running a 1–2 person operation. You don't need scheduling-for-many. You want a tool that already knows what "deep clean" and "move-out clean" mean.
Pick Jobber when
You're a multi-trade contractor (cleaning + handyman + landscaping), or your cleaning operation has 5+ employees and you need full FSM (field service management) with route optimization.
Common questions
Why is Jobber so much more expensive?
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Jobber is built for the whole field-service category — plumbers, HVAC, landscapers, cleaners. The $49 entry tier reflects that breadth, and a mature product with a support org behind it. Quotefy is narrower (cleaning only) and new enough that it's free while it finds its feet — compare the feature lists, not the price tags.
Does Jobber have a cleaning-specific calculator?
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No. Jobber has line-item estimates and a generic 'job costing' feature, but nothing that takes cleaning-specific inputs (sqft, bedrooms, bathrooms, job type) and produces a price. Quotefy's calculator is purpose-built for that workflow.
Can I run Quotefy and Jobber together?
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Possible but redundant. Both handle invoicing and payments. If you're already on Jobber and it works, stay. If you're considering Jobber and you're a solo cleaner, try Quotefy first — you may find you don't need the rest of what Jobber sells.
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