Comparison · Jobber
Brikt vs
Jobber
Jobber is built for home-service businesses across dozens of trades. Brikt is built for one: it follows hardscape material from the takeoff to the supplier order to the delivery, and one plan covers everyone.
Side by side
At a glance.
Who each one is built for, what it costs and who the price covers. The Jobber column comes from Jobber’s public pages, checked September 2026.
| Item | Jobber | Brikt |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | JobberHome-service businesses across many trades | BriktHardscape and paver subcontractors |
| Published price | Jobber$49/mo (1 user) | BriktStarter $80 · Pro $250 · Commercial $600 a month |
| Users | JobberPriced by team size: 1 user on Core, 5 users in the 2–5 person band, more for bigger teams | BriktEveryone in your company, on every plan |
Straight answer
Choose Jobber if…
If either sounds like you, Jobber is probably the better fit. Better you hear it here than find out three months in.
- 01you’re mostly quoting and invoicing service visits.
- 02your work spans several home-service trades, not just hardscape.
Built for hardscape subs
Where Brikt is different.
What we built for the sub whose money is in the material. Every line here is in the app today, and the tag says which plans include it.
- 01Built for one trade. The takeoff is shaped like a paver job. Base, bedding sand, joint sand, edge restraint and pavers are all sized from the same outline, with waste included.Every plan
- 02Your suppliers, your prices: a private price list for each supplier.Every plan
- 03The estimate becomes draft purchase orders, one per supplier, at the prices you pay.Every plan
- 04Deliveries get logged against each PO, full or partial, with photos. What’s still owed stays on the job until it shows up.Pro · Commercial
- 05Award the contract with its schedule of values, then write change orders against it.Pro · Commercial
- 06One plan covers the company. No team-size bands.Every plan
Monthly vs monthly
Their list price. Ours. Same terms.
Public list prices, monthly billing wherever there’s a choice. Promotions and annual discounts are left out on both sides. Follow the link for current terms.
Jobber
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Core1 user. | $49/mo |
| Connect5 users (2–5 person band). $139/mo if it’s just you. | $199/mo |
| Grow5 users. $199/mo if it’s just you. | $299/mo |
| Plus5 users. | $499/mo |
- Monthly, no-commitment prices. Bigger teams pay more.
- Annual prepaid and one-year-commitment options cost less per month. We compare monthly with monthly.
Checked September 2026getjobber.com pricing ↗
Brikt
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Starter25 active projects | $80/mo | $800/yr |
| ProUnlimited projects · everything in Starter | $250/mo | $2,500/yr |
| CommercialUnlimited projects · everything in Pro | $600/mo | $6,000/yr |
- Every plan covers everyone in your company.
- No activation fee and no onboarding fee. No free trial, either.
- Yearly is ten months’ price.
- Cancel anytime from Settings → Billing.
Closest match, month to month
Jobber Core
$49/mo
1 user
Brikt Starter
$80/mo
Everyone in your company
The entry plans. Core is for one user; Starter covers the whole company and does the takeoff and supplier POs.
Jobber Grow
$299/mo
5 users (2–5 person band)
Brikt Pro
$250/mo
Everyone in your company
Their middle plan against ours. Grow is priced for a team of up to five; Pro covers everyone in the company.
Per seat or per company
Jobber: priced by team size: 1 user on Core, 5 users in the 2–5 person band, more for bigger teams. Brikt: every plan covers your whole company, so adding a foreman or an estimator doesn’t change the bill.
Switching from Jobber
What moves, and how.
Move the lists you reuse and the jobs that are still open. Closed jobs can stay where they are.
- 01Pull your lists.Customers, open projects, and your item list with the prices you pay. A spreadsheet is fine.
- 02Load them through the API or MCP.Customers, projects and company item lists import through Brikt’s API and MCP, on Pro and Commercial. The easy way: give Claude, or another MCP-capable assistant, your old spreadsheets and a Brikt key with writes allowed, and ask it to do the import. Keys are read-only unless you allow writes. On Starter, you add them in the app.
- 03Run the next job in Brikt.Build the estimate, send the proposal, and let the purchase orders come off it.
- 04Want a hand?Commercial includes a setup call with us to get your company set up.
Notes for Jobber users
- Invoicing and payments stay with QuickBooks or your ERP. Brikt sends QuickBooks your suppliers and cost codes.
- Export your client list. With a Pro write key, Claude can bring customers and open projects into Brikt.
- Some shops run both: Jobber for residential service work, Brikt for the hardscape installs.
What stays where
- QuickBooks or your ERP
- The books.
- Your bill-pay system (Ramp)
- Invoices, bills, approvals and payments. Brikt pushes the purchase orders it creates.
- Brikt
- The job: what was bid, ordered, delivered, installed and changed.
Brikt doesn’t approve bills, match invoices, make payments or keep a ledger.
Product names and trademarks belong to their owners; Brikt isn’t affiliated with them. Prices are public list prices checked September 2026 — if something has changed, tell us at hello@brikt.io and we’ll fix it.
Run your next paver job in Brikt.
Starter is $80 a month for your whole company. No activation fee, no seat count. Cancel anytime from Settings → Billing.