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SaveTheJobvs Jobber Receptionist.

What they charge, what we charge, and why our call ends with a price out of your own price book and a slot on your calendar. Every figure below is theirs, read on 25 August 2026, or an explicit note that they do not publish one.

Jobber Receptionist

$29 a month for 30 conversations, then 79 cents each, as an add-on. Included with unlimited conversations on Jobber Plus, which is $449 a month.

$242.30 a month at 300 conversations on the add-on, which is their own $29 plus 270 at 79 cents. On Jobber Plus it is nothing extra, because Plus is $449 whether the phone rings or not.

help.getjobber.com, Receptionist powered by Jobber AI · checked 25 August 2026

SaveTheJob

$299/mo

Published, capped, and the same in your busiest month. From $99 to start.

Our pricing in full

Start on One Truck, $99 a month

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Where we are better, and it is checkable

What you get from us that Jobber Receptionist does not give you.

  • ✓It writes the job into your Google Calendar during the call, into a time it read off that calendar first.
  • ✓It cannot book a time it did not offer you on that call. That is enforced in the code, not asked for in a prompt.
  • ✓What it could not answer comes back to you as a note on the call in the caller's own words, with a callback promise set by your own hours.
  • ✓The call ends with a price and a slot. Jobber's receptionist opens a work request for you to quote later; ours quotes from the price book you confirmed and books against it.
  • ✓Their meter starts after 30 conversations and never stops, and it counts the wrong number and the tyre-kicker the same as the booked job. Ours is minutes included in the plan, and a hard ceiling at twice those minutes, so a freeze week cannot run the bill past a number you were told in advance.
  • ✓Emergency triage written per trade, so a burst main and a dripping tap are not the same conversation.
  • ✓Reports what the booked jobs invoiced, not how many conversations happened. Nobody billing you 79 cents a conversation has a reason to build that report.

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Why we win this one

Why SaveTheJob beats Jobber Receptionist for a trade business.

Plus is $449 a month, so free at the margin is only free once you are already paying that. Below Plus, on Core, Connect and Grow, it is an add-on that meters every conversation from the 31st onward at 79 cents, and it charges the same 79 cents for a wrong number as for a booked job: $242.30 at 300 conversations, with nothing above it to stop the count. Ours is minutes in the plan and a hard ceiling at twice them, and the call ends with a quote and a slot instead of a work request for you to price later.

  • ✓It writes the job into your Google Calendar during the call, into a time it read off that calendar first.
  • ✓It cannot book a time it did not offer you on that call. That is enforced in the code, not asked for in a prompt.
  • ✓What it could not answer comes back to you as a note on the call in the caller's own words, with a callback promise set by your own hours.
  • ✓The call ends with a price and a slot. Jobber's receptionist opens a work request for you to quote later; ours quotes from the price book you confirmed and books against it.
  • ✓Their meter starts after 30 conversations and never stops, and it counts the wrong number and the tyre-kicker the same as the booked job. Ours is minutes included in the plan, and a hard ceiling at twice those minutes, so a freeze week cannot run the bill past a number you were told in advance.
  • ✓Emergency triage written per trade, so a burst main and a dripping tap are not the same conversation.
  • ✓Reports what the booked jobs invoiced, not how many conversations happened. Nobody billing you 79 cents a conversation has a reason to build that report.

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