Construc-IQ vs Jobber

An honest look at where each one fits. We'll tell you when to buy theirs.

No card. No contract. Built by a contractor who runs crews in Central Florida.

Side by side

Construc-IQJobber
Free trial30 days, no card14 days
Photo to priced estimateIncludedNot offered
Floor plans and 3D from a walkthroughIncludedNot offered
Job costing, estimated vs actualIncludedIncluded
Quotes, scheduling, invoicing, paymentsIncludedIncluded
Built and run by a working contractorYesNo

Jobber details come from their public marketing site (https://getjobber.com/), checked 2026-08-29. They change things; check theirs before you decide.

Where Jobber is the better pick

If you run a fleet and need route optimization, GPS tracking and deep QuickBooks sync, they are further along than we are and you should buy theirs. They are a large company with a long feature list and a big support org.

Where we're the better pick

If you're one to ten people, price work off a walkthrough, and want the estimate out before you leave the driveway, this was built for exactly that. You get sixty days to find out instead of fourteen, and the phone answering and website that cost extra elsewhere come from the same shop.

Questions

Is Construc-IQ cheaper than Jobber?
Ours is $79 to $249 a month depending on how many users. Compare it against their current published pricing, since theirs changes; the bigger difference is the 30-day trial versus 14, which is enough time to run real jobs through it.
Can I move my data over?
You can import clients and price items from CSV. Open jobs are usually easier to finish where they are and start new work here.
Why would a contractor pick a smaller product over Jobber?
Because it was built by someone running crews, so the estimating flow matches how work is actually sold on site, and the AI receptionist and website that are add-ons elsewhere come from the same shop.

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