Jobber charges $29 a person. Brio charges $5.
Brio only does cleaning. That is why an extra person costs $5 here and $29 there.
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Jobber is built for any home-service business: cleaning, lawn care, HVAC, plumbing, whatever you run. That breadth is real, and it comes at a real price: every person past what your plan already includes costs $29 a month, on top of the plan itself.
Brio only does one thing: cleaning businesses that need to schedule people and invoice clients. Because it doesn't have to be everything to everyone, an extra worker costs $5 instead of $29.
Brio and Jobber, line by line.
What Jobber does better
Jobber has been doing this for well over a decade, and it shows in the depth of it. Payment processing built in, a marketing add-on, an AI receptionist add-on, and the integrations most software this age eventually collects, QuickBooks among them. If you run more than one kind of service business, Jobber covers ground Brio was never built to.
The payment piece specifically is real: Jobber can hold a client's card on file and charge it. Brio doesn't move money at all. You still collect however you already do, and Brio just keeps an honest account of what's owed.
What owners ask us about Jobber.
It does, but it wasn't built only for that. Brio was.
Because we don't charge by feature or by add-on. Your own website is already included. One price, and everything is already in it.
Brio doesn't do that. You collect separately, and Brio keeps track of what clients owe you and what you owe your crew.
See it against your own schedule.
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