Jobba

Jobba is software designed specifically for roofing contractors, bringing sales, inspections, service, scheduling, and office work into one system. It is available on the web, Android, and iOS. Sales tools include CRM, funnel and deal tracking, estimates, proposals, eSignatures, vendor management, an online client portal, and a built-in PRIN lead-generation network. Inspection features include safety checklists, aerial measurements, offline mode, photo and video sharing, and automatically compiled branded reports.

For service and scheduling, Jobba supports job-progress tracking, notifications by email and text, material and inventory tracking, purchase orders, invoicing, dispatch workflows, employee time tracking, maintenance and warranty management, and custom calendars. Teams can set role-based permissions, customize workflows and settings, create document templates, and add unlimited custom fields. Integrations named include QuickBooks, Google Maps, Google Calendar, and Followup CRM; a real-time, bidirectional API can connect third-party CRM, accounting, and HR applications. Payment processing, project management, and corporate data flow are marked as coming soon. Pricing is discussed based on business needs and requirements.

Jobba brings roofing sales, inspections, operations, and office tools together, with customization and third-party integrations. Pricing depends on business needs, and several features are labeled as coming soon.

Jobba is aimed at roofing contractors whose teams handle sales, inspections, service, scheduling, and office work. It may suit businesses wanting customizable workflows and connections to CRM, accounting, or HR applications.

Jobba is roofing-industry software for contractors that want sales, field inspections, service work, scheduling, and office administration in one configurable system. It is best suited to established roofing teams connecting several departments and outside business applications. The main qualification is that payment processing, project management, and corporate data flow are still marked as coming soon.

Overview

Jobba covers the workflow from lead handling and estimates through inspections, job progress, dispatch, invoicing, maintenance, and warranty administration. That breadth can reduce the need to stitch together separate roofing tools, while role-based permissions, configurable workflows, custom document templates, and unlimited custom fields let a business reflect its own operating model.

Its real-time, bidirectional API and built-in integrations are important for contractors already using other systems. Connections include QuickBooks, Google Maps, Google Calendar, and Followup CRM, with the API also intended for CRM, accounting, and HR applications. The product is hosted on Microsoft Azure, with an architecture described as supporting redundancy, resiliency, and disaster recovery; the stated Azure service-level agreement is 99.95%.

Key features

Sales and customer management

CRM records, funnel and deal tracking, estimates and proposals, eSignatures, an online customer portal, vendor management, and the built-in PRIN lead-generation network cover the path from prospect to signed work. This combination suits sales teams that need customer-facing documents and pipeline control alongside operational records.

Inspections and field reporting

Inspection management includes inspection forms, safety checklists, aerial measurements, offline operation, photo and video sharing, and automatically assembled branded reports. Offline capability is useful when crews work where connectivity is unreliable, while standardized checklists and branded reports can make field documentation more consistent.

Service, scheduling, and office work

Job progress tracking, dispatch workflows, custom calendars, employee time tracking, inventory and material tracking, purchase orders, invoicing, maintenance, and warranty management extend beyond estimating. These tools are relevant to contractors coordinating office staff, installers, service personnel, and materials in the same system. Payment processing, project management, and corporate data flow are marked coming soon, so businesses needing those functions immediately should treat the current scope cautiously.

Controls, security, and data access

Role-based permissions and customizable settings help separate responsibilities across departments. Stored data is encrypted, connections use TLS 1.2, servers are backed up every four hours, and the database is exported nightly. Jobba's Data Access Guarantee says customers can access and export their data at any time in a usable format, a meaningful safeguard when changing systems or retaining independent copies.

Pricing

Jobba uses custom pricing. Its “Customized packages” plan offers a variety of packages and customizations, with pricing discussed according to business needs and requirements. That approach may suit roofing companies needing tailored roles, workflows, integrations, or document templates, but it gives smaller buyers no published figure for straightforward budget comparison. The available plan information does not state seat quotas, trial length, renewal terms, or free-plan limits.

Platforms

Jobba supports Android, iOS, web, and API access. The combination covers mobile field work, browser-based office use, and programmatic connections to other systems. Support is provided through a support center, by phone at 855-424-3723, and by email at [email protected].

Who it's for

Jobba is a strong fit for roofing contractors whose sales, inspection, service, scheduling, and office teams need shared processes and configurable records. It is especially appropriate when QuickBooks or other CRM, accounting, mapping, calendar, or HR tools must exchange data with the roofing system. Smaller companies seeking a transparent, self-serve price may prefer a product with a published free or entry plan. Contractors that require payment processing or project management now should verify those capabilities before committing.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad roofing workflow coverage: sales, inspections, dispatch, scheduling, invoicing, materials, maintenance, and warranties sit in one industry-specific platform.
• Deep configuration: role permissions, workflow settings, document templates, and unlimited custom fields can accommodate varied operating procedures.
• Integration flexibility: a real-time, bidirectional API and integrations such as QuickBooks and Followup CRM support connected software stacks.
• Field-ready inspection tools: offline mode, aerial measurements, checklists, media sharing, and branded reports support structured site work.
• Data protection and portability: encryption, frequent backups, nightly database exports, and guaranteed usable exports reduce lock-in concerns.

Cons

• Custom pricing only: buyers cannot compare a published price or stated seat and usage limits before contacting the vendor.
• Important functions pending: payment processing, project management, and corporate data flow are labeled coming soon.
• Potentially broad implementation: the extensive customization and integration surface is most valuable to organizations prepared to define workflows rather than buyers wanting a narrowly focused tool.

Alternatives

Choose Instant Roofer when you want a freemium option with unlimited basic measurements and paid Human Certified Measure Reports at $10 per report.

Roofr is a better fit for buyers seeking a free Starter plan with one basic job board, 10 trial proposals, invoices and work orders, and $19 measurement reports delivered in 24 hours or less.

Pick ProLine if a published $497 a month GOOD plan, three seats, 3k PRO Credits, production management, quotes, payments, invoicing, calling, texting, automations, and integrations match your needs.

Business Pilot suits buyers wanting a paid site license described at $10 a month, invoiced quarterly in advance, with a free trial.

Consider Centerpoint Connect for a field-and-office deployment with Scale It pricing of $50 a month per field user, $100 a month per office user, and a $7,499 one-time full implementation.

Leap is an alternative with a $79 a month Essential plan on a one-year contract, limited to one user and five digital signatures.

Roof Manager is worth considering if a free trial with two full reports and CRM, invoicing, and proposals is enough to start.

GiddyUp is another paid roofing-software option.

For a wider comparison, see Roofing Software.

Verdict

Choose Jobba if you run a roofing business that needs one configurable system for sales, inspections, service, scheduling, and office work, particularly with API and accounting or CRM integrations. Its strongest differentiators are breadth, customization, field inspection support, and explicit data portability. Look elsewhere if transparent pricing is essential or if payment processing and project management must be production-ready now.