Housecall Pro vs Jobber Pricing for Electricians (2026)

Housecall Pro costs $169-$499/month for electricians (per-user fees starting at $49), while Jobber ranges from $69-$349/month (per-user fees $29-$39). For a 3-person crew, Housecall Pro runs ~$367-$517/month vs Jobber’s $227-$319/month.

Pricing by Team Size

Scenario Housecall Pro Jobber Winner
Solo electrician $169/mo (Basic) $69/mo (Core) Jobber saves $100/mo
3-person crew (mid-tier) $367/mo (Essentials + 2 users) $227/mo (Connect + 2 users) Jobber saves $140/mo
5-person team (mid-tier) $465/mo $389/mo Jobber saves $76/mo

Payment Processing Fees

Platform Card-Present Card-Not-Present ACH
Housecall Pro 2.7% + $0.15 3.5% + $0.15 1% (max $10)
Jobber 2.9% + $0.30 2.9% + $0.30 1% via Stripe

Feature Value by Plan Level

Jobber Core ($69): basic scheduling, invoicing — sufficient for solo operators. Housecall Pro Basic ($169): similar features but better mobile and integrated payments. Mid-tier both include online booking, automated reminders, QuickBooks sync, 2-way SMS, job costing.

Electrical-Specific Features

Housecall Pro: 50+ templates, circuit panel tracking, permit management, NEC code links. Jobber: 30+ templates, custom panel fields, basic permit tracking. Neither includes voltage calculators — need separate apps.

ROI Case Study

3-person Texas electrical crew switched to Housecall Pro Essentials ($367/mo). In 90 days: revenue up 17.5% ($24K→$28.2K), payment time dropped from 11 to 4 days, admin hours cut from 25 to 12/week, no-shows fell from 12% to 4%. Net ROI: $3,800/mo on $367 investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Housecall Pro worth the premium over Jobber for electricians?

Worth it with 2+ technicians needing advanced scheduling automation. Solo electricians get better value with Jobber’s $69/month until scaling to 3+ team members.

What’s the real cost with payment processing?

Processing $20K/month: Housecall Pro ~$540-740 total (subscription + processing). Jobber ~$458-629 total. ACH transfers on large commercial jobs cuts processing costs 60%+ on both platforms.

Do these platforms require long-term contracts?

Both offer month-to-month billing. Housecall Pro charges $99-199 setup fee; Jobber offers free onboarding and free data migration. Annual prepayment saves 15-20% on both.

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