Comparison
Jobber and Tempo solve different problems. Jobber is full field-service software built around scheduling crews. Tempo is a lighter AI back office that drafts the paperwork so you can stop doing it at night.
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| Feature | Tempo | Jobber |
|---|---|---|
| Quotes and proposals | AI drafts the full proposal from job details | Professional quotes on all plans |
| Invoicing and online payments | Yes, Stripe or Square payment links | Yes, all plans |
| Payment reminders | AI-drafted, you approve each one | Automated, Connect plan and above |
| Review requests | AI-drafted after payment, you approve each one | Add-on, Connect plan and above |
| Proposal follow-ups | AI-drafted when a viewed proposal goes quiet | See Jobber’s plans |
| AI features | Drafts proposals, reminders, review requests and follow-ups | AI voice (Grow and Plus), AI chat (Plus), AI receptionist add-on |
| Scheduling and dispatch | No | Yes, all plans |
| QuickBooks Online sync | No | Connect plan and above |
| Price | From $129/month (founder pricing), 30-day free trial | From $29/month billed annually |
Jobber details from its pricing page, last checked September 2026. Plans and prices change, so check there for current details.
Not if you rely on scheduling and dispatch; Tempo doesn’t do those. Tempo is a fit if your biggest time drain is proposals, invoices and follow-ups rather than scheduling crews.
Tempo doesn’t integrate with Jobber, so you would manage clients in both. Most businesses pick the one that matches their main bottleneck.
Tempo starts at $129/month at founder pricing, with a 30-day free trial. Jobber’s plans start at $29/month billed annually, according to its pricing page in September 2026.
Harmony drafts the proposals and follow-ups, and speeds up your invoices. You just tap approve.
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