Keep Jobber. Add the front desk and the morning report it doesn't have.
Jobber runs your jobs, quotes, and invoices. ClientCue sits on top of it: an AI receptionist that answers every call, text, and web chat, and a dashboard that reads your Jobber and QuickBooks numbers every morning — set up by a team in Freehold, NJ.
You don't switch anything. Jobber stays exactly where it is. ClientCue answers the phone 24/7 on the number you already have, books the appointment, texts back anyone you miss, and asks for the review after the job. Then the Owner Dashboard pulls Jobber, QuickBooks, and your call data onto one screen, so you know how the month is going before it's over.
No contract · Cancel anytime · Your number stays the same
30-day pilot. Setup waived for New Jersey businesses. If it doesn't book you a job in 30 days, we refund your first month.
What Jobber already does well
Scheduling and dispatch
The job, the crew, the drive time, the customer's history — Jobber is where that lives, and we don't touch it.
Quotes and invoices
Quote on site, invoice from the truck, get paid online. This is the part of the business Jobber was built for.
A basic Receptionist add-on
Jobber's own AI can answer calls and texts on a dedicated number — $29 a month for 30 conversations, or included on Plus. For a solo operator with light volume, that may be all you need.
What ClientCue adds to a Jobber shop
1. The whole front desk, not just calls
Calls, texts, and your website chat answered 24/7 on your existing number — no new number to print. Missed calls get a text back within seconds. Every finished job gets a review request. And the script is written and tuned by a person in Freehold, NJ who listens to the first calls, not by you in a settings screen between jobs.
2. One morning screen: Jobber + QuickBooks + calls
Jobber says one thing, QuickBooks says another, and the call log is somewhere else. The Custom AI Dashboard reads all three, plus your ad accounts, and shows one owner's view every morning: jobs, revenue, leads, response times, reviews, and an AI note on what needs attention today. See a dashboard →
3. A team you can call
When the AI mishandles something, you get a phone number for a person, not a help article. Our team in Freehold, NJ sets it up, tunes it, and sends you a monthly call and booking report. Month-to-month, starting with a 30-day pilot with setup waived for New Jersey businesses.
Jobber keeps the job. ClientCue gets you the call.
- 1
Someone calls, texts, or chats
ClientCue answers in seconds, says it's your AI assistant, and asks what's wrong and where.
- 2
It books the appointment
Straight onto your calendar. Jobber keeps running the job, the quote, and the invoice as it does today.
- 3
The morning after, you see it all
The dashboard reads Jobber and QuickBooks overnight and shows you the month so far, with the calls it came from.
Jobber on its own, and with ClientCue on top
| Comparison point | Jobber on its own | Jobber + ClientCue |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduling, quotes, invoices | Jobber | Still Jobber — unchanged |
| Answers calls and texts 24/7 | With the Receptionist add-on: $29/mo for 30 conversations, or included on Plus. Needs a new dedicated number. | On the number you already have, no conversation cap |
| Website chat | Not part of the Receptionist add-on | Answered on the same system |
| Texts back missed calls | — | Within seconds |
| Review requests after the job | Not part of the Receptionist add-on | Automatic |
| Who writes and tunes the script | You, in Jobber settings | Our team in Freehold, NJ |
| When the AI can't handle it | Escalates on trigger phrases you set; otherwise tells the caller to contact the business | Takes a message, texts the caller, flags your team |
| One screen: Jobber + QuickBooks + calls | Jobber's own reports | Owner Dashboard, with an AI summary each morning |
| Contract | Your Jobber plan | Month-to-month, 30-day pilot, setup waived for NJ businesses |
Scheduling, quotes, invoices
- Jobber on its own
- Jobber
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Still Jobber — unchanged
Answers calls and texts 24/7
- Jobber on its own
- With the Receptionist add-on: $29/mo for 30 conversations, or included on Plus. Needs a new dedicated number.
- Jobber + ClientCue
- On the number you already have, no conversation cap
Website chat
- Jobber on its own
- Not part of the Receptionist add-on
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Answered on the same system
Texts back missed calls
- Jobber on its own
- —
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Within seconds
Review requests after the job
- Jobber on its own
- Not part of the Receptionist add-on
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Automatic
Who writes and tunes the script
- Jobber on its own
- You, in Jobber settings
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Our team in Freehold, NJ
When the AI can't handle it
- Jobber on its own
- Escalates on trigger phrases you set; otherwise tells the caller to contact the business
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Takes a message, texts the caller, flags your team
One screen: Jobber + QuickBooks + calls
- Jobber on its own
- Jobber's own reports
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Owner Dashboard, with an AI summary each morning
Contract
- Jobber on its own
- Your Jobber plan
- Jobber + ClientCue
- Month-to-month, 30-day pilot, setup waived for NJ businesses
Jobber's Receptionist add-on details read from their own site on 2026-09-16. Their pricing and features can change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.
Do you actually need this?
Jobber's add-on is probably enough if…
- –Solo operators on Jobber who only need basic calls and texts answered
- –Businesses on Jobber Plus, where it's included
- –Under ~30 conversations a month
Add ClientCue if…
- ✓Calls come in while you're on the job and nobody has time to tune an AI
- ✓You want website chat, missed-call text-back, and review requests on the same system
- ✓You want Jobber and QuickBooks on one screen every morning, with the call data next to it
- ✓You want a local person to call when something goes sideways
Jobber and ClientCue, answered
Does ClientCue replace Jobber?
No. Jobber keeps running your scheduling, quotes, and invoices exactly as it does today. ClientCue answers your calls, texts, and web chat and books the appointment, and the Owner Dashboard reads your Jobber data alongside QuickBooks.
I already turned on Jobber's Receptionist. Do I need ClientCue?
Maybe not. If you're a solo operator with light call volume and calls plus texts are all you need, Jobber's add-on is inexpensive and already there. ClientCue is for when you also want website chat, missed-call text-back, review requests, a person tuning the script, or the morning dashboard.
Can I run both during the pilot?
Yes. The 30-day pilot is month-to-month with setup waived for New Jersey businesses, so you can leave Jobber's Receptionist on, compare the two call logs, and keep whichever books more.
What does the dashboard need from me?
Read access to your Jobber account and QuickBooks (and ad accounts if you want them on the screen). We set up the connections during the build; you don't export anything by hand.
Do I need a new phone number?
No. ClientCue sits behind the number you already have. Jobber's Receptionist add-on requires a new dedicated number.
How current is the Jobber information on this page?
It was read from Jobber's own help center on 2026-09-16. Jobber can change its plans at any time; if you spot something out of date, email us and we'll correct it.
Hear what your callers hear after hours — on your current Jobber setup.
We call your business, record what happens, and send you a 5-minute video with the dollar cost. If Jobber's Receptionist is already answering well, we'll tell you that.
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