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Comparison

QuotePilot vs Jobber

Honest comparison of QuotePilot vs Jobber for UK tradespeople. Pricing, voice quoting, customer portal, and who each product is actually built for.

Jobber is one of the best-built field service apps — but it's priced and designed for businesses that have already scaled.

Jobber is a mature, well-designed platform built around scheduling, dispatch, and running a team. It has a genuine customer hub, solid payments, and a polished mobile app. The problem for most UK sole traders is that Core starts around £29/month, the plan with client communication and online payments jumps to ~£79/month, and you'll be managing scheduling workflows you don't need. Jobber is headquartered in Canada and was built for North American field service — the UK feels like a secondary market, and features like certificates and compliance documentation relevant to UK tradespeople (Gas Safe, NICEIC, etc.) are absent. If you're running a crew of 5+ and need job dispatch, GPS tracking, and timesheet management, Jobber is excellent. If you're a sole trader who needs to quote fast and look professional, you'll pay for a lot you'll never use.

Feature comparison

QuotePilotJobber
PriceFrom £7.99/monthFrom ~£29/month (Core)
Free tierYes — 3 quotes/month, forever14-day trial only
Voice quotingYes — describe job by voiceNo
AI quote generationYesNo
Customer portalYes — accept & pay onlineYes (Client Hub)
Online paymentsYes — deposit + final paymentYes (Jobber Payments)
MobileYes — web app + iOS comingYes (strong app)
Automated follow-upsYesNo

Jobber — pros and cons

Pros

  • Well-designed, genuinely polished product
  • Client Hub — customers can view jobs and communicate
  • Integrated payments (Jobber Payments)
  • Strong scheduling and dispatch for teams
  • Good mobile app for iPhone and Android
  • Strong review scores across G2 and Capterra

Cons

  • Payments and client portal locked to higher-tier plans (~£79+/month)
  • No voice input for quote creation
  • No AI-generated quotes or line items
  • Built for North American market — no UK trade certificates
  • Complex feature set — significant onboarding time
  • Overkill for sole traders and 1–2 person teams

Who each one is for

Jobber is best for

Trade businesses with 3–15 employees who need job scheduling, dispatch, GPS tracking, and team management alongside quoting and invoicing.

QuotePilot is best for

UK sole traders and small teams who need professional quotes out of the door in under 2 minutes — voice-first, no setup complexity, and a customer portal that works on day one.

Common questions

Is QuotePilot cheaper than Jobber?

Yes. QuotePilot's Trade plan is £7.99/month. Jobber Core starts around £29/month and the plan that includes client communication and online payments is ~£79/month. For a sole trader, that's a significant cost difference with no meaningful feature gap for your use case.

Does Jobber have voice quoting?

No. Jobber does not have voice input — you type job details and line items manually. QuotePilot lets you describe the job by voice and generates the full structured quote automatically.

Is Jobber good for UK tradespeople?

It works, but it was built for North American field service. Features like Gas Safe certificates, NICEIC compliance docs, and CIS deductions are not natively supported. QuotePilot is built specifically for the UK trades market.

Can I switch from Jobber to QuotePilot?

Yes. QuotePilot doesn't import Jobber data directly, but setup takes under 10 minutes — add your branding, upload your logo, and you're quoting. Your customer list can be rebuilt as you go.

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