F&D Studio vs Jobber

Jobber is a mature, general-purpose field service management platform — built for the five-truck plumbing or lawn-care outfit as much as for a fence crew. It runs requests, quotes, jobs, invoicing, and scheduling well. What it can't do is draw a fence line, calculate post spacing, or take off a deck's joists and footings. A Jobber "quote" is a text box with a price in it. F&D Studio starts from the opposite end: a real fence and deck design engine that produces the estimate, then runs the rest of the job around it.

Pricing

Jobber charges per user on top of the plan price — a 5-person crew on Grow runs $169–599/mo depending on team size and add-ons. F&D Studio is flat-rate: one price covers the account regardless of how many jobs or estimates you run, and Business includes 3 team seats at no extra charge.

PlanJobberF&D Studio
Solo / entry$39/mo (Core, 1 user)$50/mo CAD (Lite, unlimited use)
Most popular$169–349/mo (Grow, per-user add-ons)$75/mo CAD (Pro, flat)
Full teamUp to $599/mo (Plus, larger teams)$99/mo CAD (Business, 3 seats included)

Feature by feature

FeatureF&D StudioJobber
Fence/deck 3D design & drawingYesNo
Automatic material takeoff (BOM)YesNo
Real regional material pricingYesNo
Client-signable quotesYesYes
Invoicing & online paymentsYesYes
Jobs, crews & schedulingYes (Pro+)Yes
Automated follow-up sequencesYesYes (Grow+)
Two-way SMSOutbound only (in progress)Yes (Grow+)
QuickBooks syncYesYes
Supplier price sheet importYes (Pro+)No
Flat-rate pricing (no per-seat fees)YesNo

Where Jobber wins

Jobber has a decade of maturity in general field service operations: a requests inbox, online booking, a huge integration marketplace, and an AI receptionist that answers calls. If your business spans multiple trades — not just fence and deck — Jobber's breadth is real and F&D Studio doesn't try to match it.

Where F&D Studio wins

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