OneBookPlus vs Jobber
The Australian-built Jobber alternative

They are built for different markets. Jobber is a strong field-service platform built in Canada, with route optimisation and a client portal that have had years of work poured into them, and it bills in US dollars. What it does not carry is Australian tax compliance, built-in accounting, or marketing tools. OneBookPlus is built for Australia from day one, with GST, ABN, BAS reports, and ATO-ready summaries included, and it bills in Australian dollars. If your day is multi-stop dispatch, Jobber is the deeper tool. If your day is quoting, invoicing, and keeping the BAS straight, OneBookPlus covers more of it.

Yes, for most trades and service businesses. OneBookPlus handles quoting, invoicing, job scheduling, CRM, online bookings, and expense tracking, the core features businesses use Jobber for. It also includes accounting, BAS reports, and email marketing that Jobber doesn't offer. The one area Jobber excels is route optimisation for multi-stop field teams.

Jobber publishes its plans in US dollars on getjobber.com/pricing, read 2 August 2026. Every plan starts at a base number of users and costs more as you add seats, and each one is cheaper billed annually than month to month: Core US$49/mo (1 user: US$49/mo month-to-month, US$39/mo on a 1-year commitment, US$29/mo billed annually); Connect US$139/mo (From 1 user at US$139/mo month-to-month (US$99/mo billed annually); 5 users US$199/mo, 15 users US$399/mo); Grow US$199/mo (From 1 user at US$199/mo month-to-month (US$149/mo billed annually); 5 users US$299/mo, 15 users US$499/mo); Plus US$499/mo (From 5 users at US$499/mo month-to-month (US$399/mo billed annually); 15 users US$699/mo). Because Jobber has no accounting, a Xero or MYOB subscription sits on top of whichever tier you land on. OneBookPlus is billed in Australian dollars, starts free, and includes accounting, BAS reporting, bookings, and marketing at $0, $29, $49, or $69 a month. The two bills are not directly comparable, because one of them moves with the exchange rate and the other does not.

Jobber works in Australia but is built for the North American market. It uses USD pricing, lacks native Australian tax features like BAS reporting and ABN validation, and doesn't include accounting, you still need Xero or MYOB. OneBookPlus is Australian-built with full ATO compliance.

The ones who switch are usually Australian businesses paying Jobber in USD and Xero on top of it. Jobber is a capable Canadian field-service tool, and what tips those businesses over is that OneBookPlus combines invoicing, CRM, bookings, accounting, BAS reports, GST compliance, and marketing in one Australian-built app, no Xero add-on needed. The ones who should stay are high-volume dispatch operations: Jobber's route optimisation for multi-stop days is a genuine advantage OneBookPlus doesn't match, and its client portal and job costing have a decade-plus of field-service work behind them.

A BAS (Business Activity Statement) is the form Australian businesses lodge with the ATO to report GST collected on sales, GST paid on purchases, and the net amount owed or refunded. OneBookPlus generates BAS-ready GST figures automatically from your invoices and expenses, so you can lodge or pass them to your accountant without a separate accounting tool. Jobber has no accounting, so Australian Jobber users run Xero or MYOB alongside it to produce a BAS.