Field service software price changes: a dated log of what Jobber, Housecall Pro and others list

This page is a log. Each row records a price exactly as the vendor's site showed it on the date in the first column. We add a row when we re-read a page, and we keep old rows so you can see the history. Promotional prices are marked as promotions. If a figure came from someone else's tracker, it sits in its own section with their name on it.

Why keep a log at all? Search results for "Jobber pricing 2026" list Core at $29, $39 or $49, and all three are correct for different billing terms. A dated record of what the page said, and when, is the only way to tell a price increase from a new promotion or a different billing option.

Did Jobber raise prices?

Not between October 6 and October 31, 2026, on the regular annual price. On every read the one-user plans read $29 (Core), $99 (Connect) and $149 (Grow) a month on annual billing, and the 10-user plans read $229 (Connect), $299 (Grow) and $449 (Plus). Month-to-month prices were also the same: $49, $139 and $199 for one user.

What did change is how the page presents a first year. On October 19 the Jobber pricing page showed, next to the month-to-month and one-year-commitment prices, a promotional first-year annual price and the regular annual price that follows it. The first-year annual prices were $21 for Core, $70 for Connect and $105 for Grow at one user, under a "Save up to 40%" offer for new customers that the page said would end October 30, 2026. Our October 6 and October 7 reads showed no first-year price, and neither did our reads on October 30 and October 31. Those first-year figures are history now: the page lists only the regular prices.

If you are an existing customer asking whether your bill went up, the answer depends on your plan, your term and whether you started on a promotion. Check your own account's billing page, since this log covers only the public list.

Jobber price log, as read on getjobber.com

Source for every row: getjobber.com/pricing, read on the dates shown. The full October 31 grid for every plan and team size is in our Jobber pricing guide, and what it means per person is in software cost by crew size.

Was there a Jobber price increase in 2026 before October?

We can't say from our own records, because our log starts on October 6. Third-party trackers do record earlier changes. pricingsaas.com, which captures vendor pricing pages weekly, reports these Jobber entries. We read each entry on October 19, 2026; we have not confirmed them against Jobber, so treat them as third-party reports:

• March 16 to 23, 2026: first-year promotional pricing added across plans (Core $19, Connect $65, Grow $97 a month), with the offer ending March 31.
• May 11 to 18, 2026: the annual promotion went from "Save up to 15%" to "Save up to 35%", extended to May 29, with promotional annual prices of Core $22, Connect $73 and Grow $109.
• August 31 to September 7, 2026: a promotion with $21, $70 and $105 introductory rates expired, and Core, Connect and Grow were billed at $29, $99 and $149 from day one.
• September 21 to 28, 2026: the annual discount deepened to "up to 40%" until September 30, again at $21, $70 and $105 for 12 months before reverting to $29, $99 and $149.

The same tracker also logs an August 10 to 17, 2026 entry raising the Marketing Suite add-on from $79 to $99 a month, and its history lists a July 3, 2026 entry it labels a price increase across Core, Connect and Grow. We could not open that July entry's detail page, so we do not repeat its figures.

Read together, the four entries above describe promotions starting and ending around a regular annual price of $29, $99 and $149, which matches our own reads. Other trackers publish different figures for the same months, and some describe a jump in Jobber's "top plan" that looks like the arrival of the higher Plus tier rather than a change to an existing plan. We have not repeated those figures here because we could not reconcile them.

Has Housecall Pro changed its prices?

Not across our reads. On October 6, October 7, October 19 and October 31, 2026, the Housecall Pro pricing page listed Basic at $59 a month billed annually ($79 monthly) with one user, Essentials at $149 ($189) with five, and MAX at $299 ($329) with eight, plus $35 a month per additional MAX user. Housecall Pro's llm-info page (dated September 10, 2026) gives the same figures "as of July 2026."

Add-on prices are the moving part we can't track: the October 19 page named CSR AI, Pipeline, Payroll, Voice, Websites and others, but showed no prices for them.

Other vendors: what we read on October 7 and October 19

The October 7 figures come from our 2026 field service software pricing table. Where a figure did not appear in our October 19 read, the cell says so rather than assuming it changed.

What do vendor terms say about changing your price?

A list price is only part of it. The contract decides how much warning you get. Jobber's terms of service (the version dated September 22, 2026, read October 19 and again October 31) say prices of all services, including subscription fees, "are subject to change upon fourteen (14) days' notice." They also say the service "is billed in advance on a monthly or annual basis and fees are non-refundable," and that annual subscribers who want to stop a renewal must cancel at least 30 days ahead of the renewal commencement date.

Housecall Pro's terms of service (last modified July 1, 2026) give Housecall Pro the right to change its payment processing fees at any time, at its sole discretion. Its pricing page says a downgrade applies once the current monthly or annual billing period ends. For the full side-by-side, see our contracts and cancellation guide.

None of this is unusual for subscription software, and both vendors publish their terms plainly. The practical point is that your cost is set by the vendor, on their schedule. Software you own changes price only when you decide to change what it does; we build that kind of CRM, in the client's name and with no per-user fees from us, and describe it on our custom CRM page.

How can you protect yourself from a price change?

1. Save a screenshot or PDF of the pricing page and your plan the day you sign up.
2. Write down the renewal date and the cancellation deadline. On Jobber's annual plans that deadline is 30 days before renewal.
3. If you start on a first-year price, budget from month 13 at the regular price.
4. Export your customer list on a schedule, so a price change is never the reason you can't leave.
5. Re-read the pricing page each quarter, or check this log.

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