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PrivateFor profitComputer SoftwareEdmonton, Alberta, Canada

Jobber

Jobber is cloud software that helps mobile service businesses organize their scheduling, invoicing, CRM, and team management.

Founded
2011
15 years ago
Staff
501-1000
1,136 on LinkedIn
Followers
30k
on LinkedIn
Funding
$183M
as listed, USD

Jobber is an award-winning software for small home service businesses. Unlike spreadsheets or pen and paper, Jobber keeps track of everything in one place and automates day-to-day operations, so small businesses can run smoothly and provide five-star service at scale. Jobber is used by 300,000 home service pros to serve over 27 million properties in more than 60 countries. The company continually ranks as one of Canada's fastest-growing and most innovative companies by Canadian Business and Macleans, The Globe… Read all

Jobber is an award-winning software for small home service businesses. Unlike spreadsheets or pen and paper, Jobber keeps track of everything in one place and automates day-to-day operations, so small businesses can run smoothly and provide five-star service at scale. Jobber is used by 300,000 home service pros to serve over 27 million properties in more than 60 countries. The company continually ranks as one of Canada's fastest-growing and most innovative companies by Canadian Business and Macleans, The Globe and Mail, Fast Company, and Deloitte

Set against six million companies

Size

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501-1000 people: larger than 95% of companies with a size listed. 1,136 people list it on LinkedIn.

Age

201119002026

15 years old.

Reach

Website ranked #12,456 in the world for traffic, about 5.7M visits a month. 29,537 followers on LinkedIn.

What it does

MobileSaaSSmall and Medium BusinessesTask ManagementCloud Based Business Management SoftwareField Service Business ManagementMobile SolutionsSaaSCRMInvoicing & BillingSchedulingRouting

Funding, as listed

$183M raised in total

  • Rounds7
  • LatestSeries d, Feb 2023
  • Latest amountUSD 100,000,000
  • Investors6, 3 leading

What the source datasets report. We have not watched these rounds ourselves.

FoundersForrest Zeisler, Sam Pillar
Apps4

Every detail we hold

Everything the source datasets list about Jobber, field by field. Contact details are held but never shown.

The company

Name
Jobber
Type
For profit
Status
Private
Founded
2011
Founders
Forrest Zeisler, Sam Pillar
Industry
Computer Software
Categories
Mobile, SaaS, Small and Medium Businesses, Task Management
Specialities
Cloud Based Business Management Software, Field Service Business Management, Mobile Solutions, SaaS, CRM, Invoicing & Billing, Scheduling, Routing

Where

City
Edmonton
Region
Alberta
Country
Canada

Size and reach

Staff band
501-1000
People on LinkedIn
1,136
LinkedIn followers
29,537
Web traffic rank
#12,456
Monthly web visits
5,721,513
Apps
4

Funding, as listed

Total
$183,461,289 USD
Rounds
7
Latest round
Series d
Latest round date
Feb 2023
Latest amount
100,000,000 USD
Investors
6
Lead investors
3
Listing status
private

About this record

Sources
Crunchbase, LinkedIn
Last imported
Sept 2026

Growth, as the source summarises it

Jobber introduced new marketing tools to help service professionals grow their businesses without increasing their workloads. Jobber also partnered with CallRail to assist home service businesses in optimizing their marketing campaigns for higher-value leads. Additionally, Jobber announced that it would award $150,000 in grants to home service businesses for the fourth consecutive year. Furthermore, the former Shopify CFO joined Jobber's Board of Directors as the company aims to lead tech adoption in the home service sector.

Summaries written by the source dataset, not by us, and not checked.

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