Worklane vs Jobber

Jobber covers booking & scheduling. Worklane covers it as part of one system — Calendar + Boards + Invoices — on one bill, sharing one set of records.

What each one costs

Jobber's price is its commonly published small-business tier, rounded, and it moves the week they reprice.

$169
Jobber
$199
Worklane Starter
One business, one team. One bill covers every surface below.
  • Jobber (typical)$169

What takes it over

Calendar & booking

Not a grid of hours — a day of business, with your staff as columns, your rooms and equipment as constraints, and a public booking page that only ever offers a slot that genuinely exists.

Quotes & invoices

Proposals, estimates and invoices that go out fast, accept online, take payment on the same page, and chase themselves when they go quiet.

And what else is already in the box

One Worklane plan
Messaging & reviews
Marketing
Forms & documents
CRM & pipeline
Events & members

Every one of these is the same login, the same contacts and the same bill.

What Worklane does not replace

1
Card processing fees

Stripe or Square still take their percentage — Worklane rides on your processor, it does not become one.

2
Your accountant and your books

Accounting is in beta and does not replace QuickBooks yet.

3
Company email hosting

Keep Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 — Worklane connects to it.

4
Message and call charges

Texts and minutes are metered at cost on top of the plan.

Move off Jobber when you are ready.

Start free for 14 days. Nothing to uninstall on day one.