If you just need to quote a punch list or a bigger project, get client approval, and invoice — without paying Jobber's per-user fee for scheduling and dispatch you probably don't need solo — Krewbill is worth a look.
| Feature | Krewbill | Jobber |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Free during launch, never per-seat | Per-user, tiered plans |
| Quotes & online approval | Included | Included |
| Invoicing & payment tracking | Included | Included |
| Scheduling & dispatch board | Not included, on purpose | Included |
| Route planning | Not included, on purpose | Included |
| Team size | Unlimited teammates | Priced per additional user |
| Setup | Minutes, no onboarding call | Guided onboarding typical |
Jobber does more than Krewbill — it's a full field-service management platform with dispatch and routing, built with multi-truck crews in mind. If you're solo or have one helper, that's often more than you need. If you mainly want to quote a job and get paid, Krewbill does that without the per-seat bill.
On Jobber's Grow plan ($149/mo with annual billing, 1 user included), each additional teammate is $29/mo. Even a small 2-person operation — you plus one helper — comes out to $149 + $29 = $178/mo, before any add-ons. Krewbill is free during our launch period, no credit card required. When we do introduce pricing, it will be one flat rate for your whole team — never per user — whether you're solo, just added a helper, or grow to a full crew later.
Pricing shown is Jobber's own published pricing as of September 2026, and may have changed since.
Yes — free during our launch period, no credit card required. When we do introduce pricing, it will be one flat rate for your whole team — never per user — and current users get advance notice before anything changes.
No — it's built to work just as well for one person as it does for a crew. You get the same quoting, invoicing, and branded PDFs whether or not you've hired anyone yet.
Nothing. Krewbill doesn't charge per teammate — add your first helper or your fifth and your bill doesn't move. That's the opposite of Jobber's model, where every added seat is another $29/mo.
No, and that's intentional. Krewbill is just quoting and invoicing. If you eventually run multiple trucks and need a dispatch board or route planning, Jobber is built for that and Krewbill isn't trying to replace it.