Crittiks vs. Jobber: An Honest Comparison for Small Service Businesses

By the Crittiks team3 min read
On this pageQuick answerWhat Jobber OffersWhere Jobber May Not Fit a Small Service TeamHow They CompareThe Cost QuestionTime and SwitchingChoose Jobber If…Choose Crittiks If…Who Should Choose Jobber, and Who Should Choose CrittiksA Switching Checklist: Moving From Jobber to CrittiksRelated ReadingFrequently Asked Questions

If you’re weighing Jobber against Crittiks, you’re really choosing between two shapes of tool. Jobber is a field-service management platform for home-service businesses. Crittiks is a single workspace for small service businesses. This comparison is honest about where each fits.

Explore the plans: see Crittiks pricing or try the savings calculator on the pricing page.

What Jobber Offers

  • Scheduling, dispatch and route features
  • Quotes, invoices and online payments
  • Client communication tools
  • Mobile app for crews

Where Jobber May Not Fit a Small Service Team

  • Aimed at home-service field work, less at advisory or project-led services
  • Pricing is tiered by plan and users; check current rates
  • Not designed as an all-in-one for sales, projects and communications

How They Compare

JobberCrittiks
Core focusField service operationsClient record across the commercial workflow
Scheduling/dispatchYesNo
E-signatureCheck vendorIncluded
Client portalYes/check vendorIncluded
Pricing modelPlan and user basedFlat tier
Best forHome-service crewsSmall service teams

The Cost Question

Jobber’s plans scale by features and users (as of October 2026, Core starts at US$29/month billed annually for 1 user, Connect at US$99 and Grow at US$149 for 1 user each, and Plus from US$399 for 5 users; additional users are US$29/month each). Crittiks Pro covers 8 seats at $99.95. For crews on the road needing scheduling, the extra capability of Jobber may be worth it; for an office-led team, Crittiks may be cheaper.

Time and Switching

Jobber isn’t a listed Crittiks migration source. Contact support@crittiks.com. Expect a manual export of clients and job history.

Choose Jobber If…

  • You dispatch crews daily
  • Route planning matters
  • You’re a home-service business

Choose Crittiks If…

  • You sell projects and contracts, not just visits
  • You want sales, delivery, communication and billing in one record
  • You have 4+ people

Who Should Choose Jobber, and Who Should Choose Crittiks

Jobber fits best when its specialist strengths are central to your business and you are happy to run it alongside other tools.

Crittiks fits best when you are a small service team, roughly 4 to 25 people, who want sales, projects, e-signature, communications, finance and AI on one client record at a predictable price. For one to three users with a single need, a point tool is often cheaper. If you need ERP-level inventory or manufacturing, neither tool is the answer on its own.

A Switching Checklist: Moving From Jobber to Crittiks

  1. Export clients and job history from Jobber.
  2. Decide whether you still need Jobber for dispatch and scheduling.
  3. Rebuild your most common quotes in Crittiks.
  4. Pilot one job from quote to invoice.
  5. Keep Jobber until you are sure nothing depends on it.

Crittiks has a built-in migration tool with a preview-before-you-commit step. For help with a specific source, contact support@crittiks.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Crittiks a field-service app?

No, it lacks dispatch and routing.

Can Crittiks handle recurring jobs?

Yes, as recurring tasks in Projects.

Does it take card payments?

Via your own Stripe account.

Is there a trial?

14 days.

How much does Crittiks cost compared with Jobber?

Crittiks Pro is $99.95 a month for up to 8 seats, and Platinum is $139.95 for up to 15 (annual billing saves 20%). Jobber’s pricing varies by plan, so compare against its current price list for your team size.

Can I switch from Jobber to Crittiks?

Yes. Crittiks has a built-in migration tool with a preview-before-you-commit step. Whether Jobber is a supported import source depends on the tool, so contact support@crittiks.com before you plan the move, and use the checklist above to keep it orderly.

Competitor details were checked against the vendor’s own website in October 2026. Vendors change pricing, features and plan limits without notice, so always confirm current details on the vendor’s own website before you decide. Competitor prices are shown in the currency the vendor lists. Crittiks pricing: Pro $99.95/mo (8 seats included), Platinum $139.95/mo (15 seats included), Diamond $179.95/mo (30 seats included), Enterprise custom; annual billing saves 20%. All six suites are included in every tier; tiers differ by capacity, not features. See crittiks.com/pricing.

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