Jobber runs the schedule. Maximus runs the business.

Jobber handles scheduling, quoting, invoicing, and client management — well, for what it does. It doesn't answer your phone after hours, chase your aging invoices, reactivate dormant customers, or produce the documented operations a buyer values. Keep Jobber. Add Maximus for the rest.

Jobber is good software. We mean that.

Jobber handles scheduling, quoting, invoicing, and client management. The interface is clean. The mobile app is well-rated (4.8 stars). The pricing is transparent ($49-$249/month). For a 1-5 person operation that needs organization, Jobber is a solid choice.

What Jobber users keep asking for

"I wish Jobber could answer my phone after hours."
"I need something that follows up with past customers automatically."
"The marketing features are too basic."
"I have $30K in aging invoices and Jobber just sends one email reminder."

These are from actual Jobber reviews and contractor forums. Maximus fills every one of these gaps.

The real comparison

Jobber (Grow)Maximus
Cost$249/mo$697/mo or 10% (whichever higher)
After-hours callsVoicemailAI answers in 60 seconds
Customer reactivationNoneAI contacts hundreds/week
Collections1 email reminder4-step AI sequence
MarketingBasic emailAI-generated content
Route optimizationNoneAI-optimized routing
Morning briefingsNoEvery day before your first job
GuaranteeNoneOutperform fees in 90 days or money back

The real comparison is not Jobber vs Maximus. It is Jobber ALONE vs Jobber + Maximus.

The graduation moment

You started with Jobber at 2 trucks. Now you have 8. You are missing calls after hours. Your past customers have not heard from you. Your AR is growing. This is the graduation moment. You do not leave Jobber. You add Maximus.

What this means at exit

Most Jobber shops are in the sweet spot for the trades roll-up: $500K–$5M, owner-operated, organized but not enterprise-y. PE-backed acquirers are watching. They look at one thing first: what has this business actually built beyond revenue? Documented operations? Clean books? Recurring customer relationships? An owner who can step away?

Jobber gets you organized — necessary, not sufficient. Maximus produces the layer above Jobber that a buyer pays a higher multiple for. Every call logged, every reactivation tracked, every metric historical. Whether you sell in two years or twenty or never, the work pays off in any direction.

The frame

Jobber is the schedule. Maximus is the asset. Build it like you'd sell it — whether you sell or not.

We win when you win.

90 days. If Maximus does not recover more than you pay in fees, every dollar back.

You keep whatever the agents collected. Email one sentence: "I want my refund." Processed in 48 hours. No call. No forms. No guilt trip.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I cancel Jobber?
No. Maximus connects to Jobber. The AI Receptionist books directly into your Jobber schedule.
Jobber launched an AI Receptionist. How is Maximus different?
Jobber's AI receptionist is one feature. Maximus is a team of AI agents covering the entire revenue lifecycle plus a operations manager who briefs you every morning.
Is Maximus too expensive for a small company?
Maximus starts at $497/month on Founding 20 pricing, or 8% of what he recovers — whichever is higher. If he recovers more than $497 in month one, he has already paid for himself. The 90-day guarantee means you cannot lose.

1 of 20 spots claimed. 19 founding spots remaining. Founding price closes when the 20th spot sells — no extensions.

P.S.Jobber users who add Maximus keep Jobber for scheduling and let Maximus produce the documented operations a buyer pays extra for. Temperature Pros recovered $31,247 in 90 days — more than 10 years of Jobber Grow — and added 90 days of documentation to the asset.

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