Jobba

Jobba is roofing software for contractors bringing sales, inspections, service, scheduling, and office work into one platform. It is best suited to teams that need configurable workflows and connections to other business systems. Its breadth is a strong draw, but several operational capabilities are still marked as coming soon.

Overview

Jobba covers the path from lead management and estimating through inspections, job coordination, and office administration. That makes it a candidate for roofing businesses seeking one system for field and office teams, rather than separate tools for each function. Custom permissions, workflows, templates, and fields let a business adapt the system to its own processes.

The main qualification is product readiness: payment processing, project management, and corporate data flow are marked as coming soon. Contractors who depend on any of those capabilities should look elsewhere or confirm they are ready before committing.

Key features

Sales and customer management

CRM, funnel and deal tracking, estimates, proposals, eSignatures, a customer portal, vendor management, and the built-in PRIN lead generation network span prospecting through customer documents. This breadth should suit sales teams that want customer and deal workflows alongside operational tools. The online portal also gives customers a dedicated channel within the system.

Inspections and field work

Inspection management combines safety checklists, aerial measurements, offline mode, and photo and video sharing. Automatically compiled branded reports can reduce the work of assembling inspection findings for customers or colleagues. Offline capability is particularly relevant to crews working where connectivity is unreliable.

Service and operations

Job progress tracking, dispatch workflows, custom calendars, employee time tracking, inventory and material tracking, purchase orders, invoicing, and maintenance and warranty management address a wide range of service and scheduling needs. Teams can coordinate work and materials in the same platform, though the coming-soon status of project management means Jobba should not be assumed to cover every project workflow today.

Integrations, customization, and safeguards

Built-in integrations and a real-time, bidirectional API can connect Jobba with third-party CRM, accounting, and HR applications. Examples include QuickBooks, Google Maps, Google Calendar, and Followup CRM. This is a practical advantage for contractors retaining established business systems. Role-based permissions, customizable settings and workflows, custom document templates, and unlimited custom fields offer substantial room to shape the system.

Jobba says it is hosted on Microsoft Azure, with architecture designed for redundancy, resiliency, and disaster recovery; the page gives Azure's SLA as 99.95%. The company also says data is encrypted, the application uses TLS 1.2, servers are backed up every four hours, and the database is exported nightly. Its Data Access Guarantee says customers can access and export their data in a usable format at any time and in a timely manner. Support is offered through a support center, by phone at 855-424-3723, and by email at [email protected].

Pricing

Customized packages

Jobba uses custom pricing, with packages and customizations discussed according to a business's needs and requirements. That approach may suit contractors whose requirements vary, but it gives buyers no standard price for comparing costs in advance. Ask for a quote that clarifies which capabilities are included, particularly the features marked coming soon.

The package is described as including inspection forms, an estimate builder, job scheduling, a customer portal, invoicing and payments, and accounting integrations. The separate product page marks payment processing as coming soon, so clarify what “invoicing and payments” covers before relying on it for payment collection. No seat allowance, usage quota, or trial terms are given.

Platforms

Jobba is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and offers an API. That combination supports access across mobile and browser workflows, while the API provides a route for connecting other applications.

Who it's for

Jobba is aimed at roofing contractors, with tools intended for sales, service, inspections, scheduling, and office staff. It is a particularly plausible fit for businesses that want those roles working in one configurable system and need to connect roofing operations to CRM, accounting, or HR software. It is a weaker fit for teams that require ready-to-use payment processing or project management as core parts of their workflow.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Roofing-specific coverage spans sales, inspections, service, scheduling, and office operations, reducing the need to coordinate separate tools for those jobs.
• Pros: A bidirectional API, built-in integrations, and extensive workflow and field customization support contractors with established processes and connected business systems.
• Pros: Offline inspection capability, automatic branded reports, and a stated data access and export guarantee address practical field and continuity needs.
• Cons: Payment processing, project management, and corporate data flow are marked coming soon, leaving important gaps for teams that need those functions now.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a sales discussion before buyers can compare the cost of a package with their budget.

Alternatives

Compare roofing software if you want to assess more options for the category.

Instant Roofer is worth considering when free basic measurements are the priority: its free plan offers unlimited basic measurements, while premium report details require Premium. Human Certified Measure Reports are priced at $10 per report.

Roofr may suit teams looking for a free starting point: its Starter plan is free and includes one basic job board and 10 trial proposals, invoices, and work orders, with measurement reports priced separately at $19.

ProLine is an option for contractors who want a defined monthly package with seat and credit allowances: GOOD costs $497 a month and includes 3 seats and 3k PRO Credits, plus production management, quotes, payments and invoicing, calling and texting, automations, and integrations.

HiveSuite offers a paid alternative with a Solo plan at £34.99 a month, billed monthly and including VAT, for one admin and two crew members with all features; a yearly option is £349 per year, including VAT.

Business Pilot is another paid roofing-software option.

Centerpoint Connect may suit buyers comparing per-user costs and implementation charges: Scale It is $50 a month per field user or $100 a month per office user, with a 7,499 USD one-time full implementation.

GiddyUp is another paid option to compare.

Leap has a single-user Essential plan at $79 a month on a one-year contract paid monthly, capped at one user per account and five digital signatures; it may fit a solo operator better than a team seeking Jobba's broader configuration.

Verdict

Jobba is a strong candidate for roofing contractors that want sales, inspections, service, scheduling, and office work coordinated in one configurable system, especially when integrations and data export matter. Its broad workflow coverage is the main reason to choose it. Look elsewhere, or verify readiness first, if your operation depends on payment processing or project management today, and request a tailored quote before deciding whether the package fits your budget.