Forz vs Jobber
Short answer: Jobber fits home-service crews from solo operators to about 15 people. Forz fits commercial maintenance and inspection teams, with every core module included at $50/user/month annual or $60 month-to-month (10-user minimum). Jobber's list prices as of September 2026 run from $29/mo (Core, 1 user, annual) to $699/mo (Plus, 15 users), and teams of 16+ go to sales.
· Competitor details checked September 2026
Jobber is a field service management platform aimed at home-service businesses, from solo operators to crews of about 15. As of September 2026, its list prices run from $29/mo (Core, 1 user, billed annually) to $699/mo (Plus, 15 users, no commitment), teams of 16+ go to sales, and many features are gated behind higher tiers.
Feature comparison
See how Forz and Jobber compare across key features.
| Feature | Forz | Jobber |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | $50/user/mo annual, $60 month-to-month, 10-user min. | Up to 15 users; 16+ contact sales |
| Every core module on every plan | | |
| Asset management | | Partial |
| Inspection module | | Checklists, Connect and up |
| Route optimization | | Connect and up |
| Offline mobile access | | Partial |
| QuickBooks integration | Two-way | One-way, Connect and up |
| GPS tracking | | Waypoints, Connect and up |
Key differences
Every core module included vs. tier-gated access
Jobber gates key capabilities by plan: QuickBooks sync and route optimization start on Connect, and two-way texting on Grow. With Forz, every core module is included on every plan at one published price: $50 per user per month on an annual plan or $60 month-to-month, with a 10-user minimum. You never have to upgrade just to get a tool your team needs.
Built for mid-size and growing businesses
Jobber was designed for small teams: its plans are sized up to 15 users, and larger teams are sent to sales. Forz is built for mid-size and enterprise operations, with multi-site customer records, stock tracked by warehouse and truck, and advanced scheduling.
Deep customization without the complexity
Jobber's customization is tier-gated: custom fields and job forms start on Connect, and the custom automation builder on Grow. Forz gives you configurable workflows, custom fields, flexible inspection templates, and adaptable job forms without cluttering the clean, simple interface your team works in every day.
Field capabilities Jobber only approximates
Forz includes asset management and a full inspection module as standard features. In Jobber, equipment details live in custom fields and notes (or a third-party marketplace app) instead of a native per-equipment record, and inspections run as checklists and job forms. For elevator contractors, see where Jobber for elevator service works and where it breaks.
Why companies switch from Jobber
Outgrowing Jobber's feature set and need native asset management and a dedicated inspection module instead of custom fields and checklists
Frustrated by having to move up to Jobber's Grow or Plus plans just to get two-way texting and automation tools that should be standard
Growing past Jobber's 15-user plan sizes and need a platform built for multi-site customers and role-based permissions
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