Comparison

DuctWright vs Jobber

Jobber serves many home-service trades. DuctWright serves HVAC only. Here's how they compare for a small shop, with prices checked in September 2026.

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How we checked

We make DuctWright, so we're not neutral. Prices and features come from each company's public pricing and product pages, read on September 19, 2026. We haven't used the other products ourselves. Where we rely on reviews from other sites, we say so. Plans change, so confirm on their site before you decide.

Sources: Jobber pricing page, read September 19, 2026. Notes on equipment tracking come from third-party reviews such as Kore Komfort Solutions.

The short version

Pick Jobber if

  • You run several trades, or may add some
  • You want online booking and a customer website built in
  • You want payment collection built into the software
  • You want the largest choice of add-on integrations

Pick DuctWright if

  • You only do HVAC and want equipment and warranty records
  • You want maintenance plans tied to the unit they cover
  • You want one flat price by team size, not a fee per extra user
  • You already collect payments your own way

Price

PlanPrice per monthWhat it includes
DuctWright Solo$291 tech, every feature
DuctWright Team$592 to 5 techs, every feature
Jobber Core$29 prepaid yearly, $39 with a yearly commitment, $49 month to month1 user, plus $29 for each extra user. Quotes, invoices, online payments and booking.
Jobber Connect$99 prepaid yearly, $119 with a yearly commitment, $139 month to monthAdds QuickBooks Online sync, automated reminders and time tracking

Five people on Jobber Core prepaid yearly come to about $145 a month: $29 for the first user plus four extras at $29. QuickBooks sync isn't in Core. On DuctWright, five techs cost $59 with QuickBooks sync included.

Equipment records

Reviewers who compare HVAC software say Jobber keeps work history by property, not by unit. They also say structured equipment warranties aren't part of it. We haven't verified this ourselves. If tracking each unit's warranty matters to you, ask Jobber how it handles it before you buy.

DuctWright keeps a record for every unit, with make, model, serial, install date, refrigerant and warranty end date.

Payments

Jobber has its own online payments through third-party processors. DuctWright has none. You collect the way you do now and record it.

Where Jobber is stronger

  • It works for many trades, so it suits a shop with a side business.
  • It has online booking, a customer-facing website and over 100 integrations.
  • Higher plans add time tracking, workflow automation and more users.
  • It has been around longer and has far more customers.

Switching

Export your clients from Jobber as a spreadsheet and upload it to DuctWright as a CSV. Names, phone numbers, emails and addresses come across. Job history and equipment notes don't import yet.

Questions

Is DuctWright cheaper than Jobber?

For a team of five, yes. DuctWright's Team plan is $59 a month. Jobber Core with five users is about $145 a month prepaid yearly, without QuickBooks sync.

Does Jobber track HVAC equipment by unit?

Reviewers say Jobber tracks work history by property, not by unit. We haven't verified it ourselves, so ask Jobber directly.

Does DuctWright work for other trades?

It's built for HVAC. The equipment and maintenance features assume heating and cooling units.

Can I move my clients over from Jobber?

Yes, by exporting a spreadsheet and importing it as a CSV. Job history doesn't import yet.

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