Jobber works for plumbers, landscapers, cleaners, electricians, and — technically — pet waste removal. But it wasn’t designed for your business: forty short recurring stops a day, dogs and gate codes at every one, and flat monthly billing.
Recurring weekly routes are the default, not a configuration. Per-yard records carry the number of dogs, gate codes, and hazard notes; route optimization handles the tight neighborhood clusters that define this business; and the photo proves you were there — before "did you even come?" gets asked.
Free for your first 15 customers, then $47/month flat. Best for: solo operators and small crews who want scoop-shaped software at solo-scooper prices.
The honest trade: ScoopPro is deliberately narrow. If you also run a landscaping crew and a window-washing line under one roof, a generalist tool earns its keep.
The dominant small-business field-service CRM, and deservedly so: excellent scheduling, quoting, and invoicing across 50+ industries, with a mature app and ecosystem. Pricing runs $49–$149/month.
Best for: multi-service businesses that need one professional tool across several trade lines — where the per-industry gaps are the price of the breadth.
For a scoop-only route, the gaps are your daily workflow: dog counts and gate codes live in generic note fields, and weekly recurring routes are a setup exercise rather than the grain of the product.
It can work — Jobber is polished, reliable software. But it serves 50+ industries, so nothing in it is shaped for scooping: no dog counts, no gate codes as first-class fields, no photo-proof-of-clear workflow, and weekly recurring routes are configured rather than assumed. Operators make it fit; it never quite fits back.
Yes — with the default flipped. Jobber schedules jobs that might repeat; ScoopPro schedules recurring weekly and biweekly routes that occasionally change. Every customer you add slots into a route day, visits generate automatically, and the day is ordered for driving.
Jobber runs roughly $49–$149/month depending on plan and seats. ScoopPro is free up to 15 customers, then $47/month flat — never per user. For a solo scooper with 30 recurring clients, that is the difference between software as a real expense and software as a rounding error.
Yes. Export your clients from Jobber to CSV and import them into ScoopPro — the import wizard maps names, addresses, phones, and service frequency, and can rebuild weekly schedules and monthly billing plans automatically. Most switchers run both side by side for a week, then cancel one.
Recurring weekly service is the core model, not a feature. Weekly and biweekly visits generate on their own, customers get SMS reminders automatically, and monthly flat-rate billing charges the card on file — the subscription business you actually run, modeled directly.
Import your client list, see your route on a map, and run ScoopPro next to Jobber for a week. Keep the one that fits the business you actually have.
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