Field Stash vs Jobber
Jobber is a mature, broad field-service platform for many trades, with a big integration marketplace and a low $29 entry price. But it's a generalist, its cost climbs with every user and add-on, and the tools that win painting jobs are either extra or missing. Field Stash is painting-specific: painting production rates and unlimited users come flat, the AI phone attendant is built in and priced by the calls it answers, and self-serve quoting, drive-time booking, and the color visualizer are things Jobber doesn't offer at all.
Feature by feature
Where Jobber has the edge
- A lower entry price ($29/mo Core) and a large, established user base.
- A much bigger integration marketplace and ecosystem, including consumer financing and GPS tracking.
- More generalist field-service breadth - route optimization, expense tracking, and more - across 50+ trades.
The pricing difference
Jobber pricing verified from getjobber.com/pricing on 2026-07-05. Prices can change - check their current page. Jobber's own pages showed the AI Receptionist add-on price inconsistently, so it's described as an add-on without a specific figure.
Questions
Painting-specific, without the add-on menu
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