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Jobber vs Leap

Jobber and Leap side by side for home services: scores by criterion, native features, and pricing.

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Jobber

8.2
Strongout of 10

Field-service platform with a public plan ladder — quotes, scheduling, invoicing, and payments from Core. Two-way SMS sits on Grow and up. Recurring work is in the product. Not an enterprise HVAC membership OS on the $29 plan.

From $29/mo billed annually (Core, 1 user); 14-day trial

Home-services software

Leap

7.3
Fairout of 10

Contractor CRM with a public Essential/Team ladder — leads, digital estimates, production, invoicing. Leap Pay is Team. In-app financing sits on SalesPro Premium/Enterprise, a separate sales layer. Annual contracts billed monthly.

From $79/mo (Essential, 1 user); Team from $298/mo

Criteria where Jobber wins

5

Ties

1

Criteria where Leap wins

0

Score by criterion

In green, who wins the criterion. The overall score uses home services weights: jobs and dispatch and quotes and pricebook weigh more.

CriterionJobberLeap
  • Jobs and dispatch1.4×

    8.4
    7.8
  • Quotes and pricebook1.2×

    8.2
    8.2
  • Memberships and agreements1.1×

    7.4
    5.0
  • Native messaging0.9×

    8.0
    7.4
  • Price and transparency0.8×

    8.8
    7.8
  • Learning curve0.8×

    8.6
    7.4
  • Overall score

    8.2

    7.3

Native features

Only what is part of the product counts. Marketplace integrations or third-party apps are out.

FeatureJobberLeap
  • Jobs & dispatchYesYes
  • Quotes & pricebookYesYes
  • MembershipsYesNo
  • Invoicing & paymentsYesYes
  • FinancingNoYes
  • Native messagingYesYes
  • Sales pipelineYesYes
  • Vendor mobile appYesYes

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