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Field Service Management SoftwareEdmonton, Alberta, CanadaFounded 2011CEO Sam Pillar

Jobber is a cloud-based field service management software designed to help small to medium-sized businesses manage their day-to-day operations. The platform offers features such as scheduling, invoicing, CRM, team management, and reporting.

getjobber.comLinkedInUpdated Oct 7, 2026
Annual revenue
$100M
Dec 2022 · Press & News
Valuation
$2.5M
Jan 2013
Total raised
$183.8M
7 rounds
Employees
1,000
Sep 2026

Jobber revenue

Jobber's annual revenue was $100M in December 2022 (Press & News), the most recent reported figure.

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2018201920202021202220232024
ReportedEstimateOne figure per year; a reported figure wins over an estimate
All 7 revenue readings, with sources
As ofRevenueSource
Dec 2018$19M–
Dec 2019$31M–
Dec 2020$58.8M–
Jan 2021$50MPress & News
Dec 2022$100MPress & News
Dec 2023$143.2MEST.Growjo estimate
Oct 2024$167.5MEST.GetLatka estimate

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Jobber valuation

Jobber is privately held, so there is no Jobber stock to buy. Investors valued it at $2.5M in its January 2013 Seed round.

Valuation history$2.5M Seed 2013$1.2M Seed 2012

Jobber funding rounds & investors

Jobber has raised $183.8M across seven rounds since 2012. The latest was a $100M Series D in February 2023, led by General Atlantic.

DateRoundRaisedValuationLed bySource
Feb 2023Series D$100M–General AtlanticPR Newswire
Dec 2020Private Equity$60M––
2018Series B$16M––
Nov 2015Series A$6.4M––
May 2014Seed$802.6K––
Jan 2013Seed$401.3K$2.5M–
2012Seed$200.6K$1.2M–
Total raised$183.8M

Jobber competitors

Jobber competes most directly with ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Workiz, FieldPulse and 1 other.

CompanyRevenueFundingEmployeesCustomersFounded
ServiceTitan$449.7M$1.5B2,3777.5K2012
Jobber$100M$183.8M1,000100K2011
Housecall Pro$37.2M$175M1,50020K2013
Workiz$29.8M$60.3M141100K2015
FieldPulse$10.6M$8.2M875002015
ServiceM8$2.6M–24–2010

#3 of 56 Field Service Management Software companies by revenue · category median $2.2M · See the ranking

Jobber CEO, founders & employees

Sam Pillar founded Jobber in 2011 and runs it as CEO. Jobber has 1,000 employees (September 2026, Press & News).

BoardBrian Kobus, Aaron Goldman

InvestorsColin Mistele

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All 11 headcount readings, with sources
As ofEmployeesSource
Sep 20261,000Press & News
Oct 2024671LinkedIn
Sep 2023671–
Feb 2023600PR Newswire
2023599–
2022574–
Aug 2021390–
Dec 2020204–
Jun 2020201–
Dec 2019167–
Dec 2018110–

Jobber FAQ

What is Jobber's revenue?

Jobber's annual revenue was $100M in December 2022, according to a news report. No later figure has been reported.

What is Jobber's valuation?

Investors valued Jobber at $2.5M in its January 2013 Seed round.

How much funding has Jobber raised?

Jobber has raised $183.8M across seven funding rounds. The latest was a $100M Series D in February 2023, led by General Atlantic.

Who owns Jobber?

Jobber is privately held. Its lead investors include General Atlantic.

How many employees does Jobber have?

Jobber has 1,000 employees as of September 2026, according to a news report.

Who is the CEO of Jobber?

Sam Pillar is the CEO of Jobber and founded the company in 2011.

Who founded Jobber?

Sam Pillar founded Jobber in 2011.

How this page is sourced

6 from public sources · 2 estimates. Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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