“You\u2019re paying $300/mo for a dispatch tool that makes you type every quote by hand. Setell writes the quote for you from the email, in seconds.”
Feature comparison
Jobber’s AI answers phones. Setell’s AI writes quotes.
Jobber invested heavily in AI in 2025–2026 — but their AI answers phone calls and books appointments. Their quoting is still template-fill from a price book. When a customer emails you a messy request, Jobber can’t touch it. Setell reads that email, extracts the scope, and drafts a structured quote with your actual pricing in seconds.
You’re paying for dispatch. Do you need it?
Jobber’s Connect plan (the cheapest with QuickBooks sync) is $119/mo for one user, $169/mo for five. Add extra users at $29 each. For a 5-person shop, you’re looking at $170–350/mo — and most of that pays for scheduling and dispatch features. If your business runs on quoting, not truck routing, you’re overpaying for capabilities you don’t use.
No revision engine means no revision control
When a Jobber customer wants to change a quote, they click “Request Changes” in the Client Hub. Then you go back into Jobber and manually edit the quote. There’s no version history, no structured patch, no audit trail. Setell’s revision engine creates a new version for every change, tracks what changed and why, and keeps a complete history.
When Jobber makes sense
If you dispatch trucks and need route optimization, crew scheduling, and job tracking — Jobber is built for that. Setell is not. But if your bottleneck is quoting speed, not dispatch efficiency, Setell does the quoting job faster and cheaper. Some shops use both: Jobber for dispatch, Setell for quoting.