Raising your prices? Update every recurring job in one go.
When you change a price in Jobber's Products & Services, the recurring jobs you already have keep the old one. Someone has to open each job and edit it. This page finds the recurring jobs for a service or a client, shows every old and new price side by side, and changes them in one run.
Prices you agreed with a customer are left alone unless you tick them. Every run can be undone.
Raise recurring job prices
1 Connect Jobber
You sign in on Jobber's own page and allow access. Jobber gives this tab a key that lasts an hour. It stays in this tab and is gone when you close it. Each call goes through our server to Jobber and straight back, and nothing is stored or logged.
2 Which jobs
Line items at this price get the increase. Leave it empty to use the price in your Products & Services list. If you already raised the price there, type the old price here. Line items at any other price count as negotiated.
Every line item on this client's recurring jobs is checked against its own catalog price.
3 The increase
How it works
- Pick the jobs. Choose a service or product from your catalog, or one client. Only recurring jobs are looked at; one-off and archived jobs are skipped.
- Set the increase. A percentage or a fixed amount per unit, rounded to the cent, to whole dollars or to the nearest 5.
- Check the preview. Every matching line item is listed with its old and new unit price. Nothing changes in Jobber until you press Apply.
- Apply, and keep the undo file. After the run you can download an undo CSV or press Undo this run.
What it changes in Jobber
- Unit price (and the line total that goes with it) of the matching line items on your recurring jobs.
- Upcoming visits, only when you tick "Also update upcoming visits": the same line items on visits that are scheduled and not completed.
- Nothing else. Quantities, descriptions, your Products & Services list, quotes, invoices and completed visits stay as they are.
A line item whose price is not the catalog price (a price you negotiated) is shown in the preview, unticked. A line item that is not linked to your catalog is shown the same way. Tick either one if you want it raised by the same rule.
Pricing
Free
$0
The preview is always free. Apply the increase to your first 10 jobs for free, per Jobber account. Changing those jobs again, or undoing them, stays free.
Price increase pass
$29 one payment
Unlimited jobs and visits for 30 days, for one Jobber account. No subscription, nothing renews.
Your licence key (keep it):
Prices in USD. Local VAT/GST is included or added at checkout by Paddle depending on your country. If it does not do the job for you, ask for a full refund within 14 days, see the terms.
Questions
Doesn't Jobber do this already?
Jobber lets you change a price in Products & Services, but that price is only used for new line items. Recurring jobs that already exist keep the price they were created with, so a yearly increase means opening each job and editing its line items by hand.
What about prices we agreed with a customer?
Each line item is compared with the catalog price before the increase (the one you type, or the price in your Products & Services list). If it is different, it is treated as negotiated: listed in the preview, unticked, and only changed if you tick it. Line items not linked to your catalog are treated the same way.
What happens to visits that are already scheduled?
Jobber can keep a copy of the line items on each scheduled visit. Tick "Also update upcoming visits" and the same line items on visits that are not completed get the new price too. A visit line at a different price was changed for that visit on purpose, so it is left alone. Completed visits and invoices are never touched.
How does rounding work?
The new price is rounded to the nearest cent, whole dollar or 5, halves going up. A 5% increase on 45.00 is 47.25, which becomes 47.00 rounded to whole dollars or 45.00 rounded to the nearest 5. When rounding would leave a price where it was, that line item is left alone and the preview says so.
Can I undo a run?
Yes. Press Undo this run, or keep the undo CSV and drop it into the page later (the last run is also kept in this browser). The undo shows its changes first, like any run. A price someone changed after the run is shown and left alone.
What does the connection allow, and what do you keep?
Our server only passes on the handful of Jobber requests this page needs (your account name, services and products, clients, recurring jobs and their visits, and the two price changes) and refuses everything else. It does not store or log your Jobber key or your data. On our server, per Jobber account id: how many free jobs were used and which jobs those were, kept for 365 days. With a pass: the account id it is tied to. In this browser: your licence key if you bought one, and the undo record of your last run (job and line item ids, names, old and new prices). A small cookie (ats_src) remembers which site sent you here, for our own sales counts.
How fast is it?
Jobber limits how much each app may read per second. The page reads 10 jobs at a time and waits when Jobber asks it to, so a few hundred recurring jobs take about a minute to preview. Keep the tab open until it says done.