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Jobber Payments Fees (2026): What You Pay and How to Pay Less

Quick answer

Jobber Payments charges about 2.9% + 30¢ for card payments on invoices, online and through autopay, 2.7% + 30¢ for Tap to Pay in the field, and 1% for ACH bank payments, as of 2026. A service business collecting $30,000 a month by card pays roughly $870 a month, over $10,000 a year. The easiest savings come from steering big invoices to ACH.

Key takeaways

  • Card payments: about 2.9% + 30¢; Tap to Pay: about 2.7% + 30¢.
  • ACH bank payments: about 1%, much cheaper on large invoices.
  • Instant payouts add about 1%.
  • Processing fees are separate from your Jobber subscription.
  • At $30,000 a month in card payments, fees run roughly $10,000+ a year.

Rates are as widely reported for Jobber Payments in 2026. Confirm current pricing on Jobber's site.

Jobber Payments rates

Payment typeFee
Card on invoice, client hub, online booking or autopayAbout 2.9% + 30¢
Tap to Pay in the fieldAbout 2.7% + 30¢
ACH bank paymentAbout 1%
Instant payoutAbout 1% extra

What it costs a service business

Monthly card paymentsApproximate monthly feesPer year
$10,000About $290 + per-transaction feesAbout $3,500+
$30,000About $870 + per-transaction feesAbout $10,400+
$100,000About $2,900 + per-transaction feesAbout $34,800+

On a $5,000 HVAC replacement paid by card, that's about $145. Paid by ACH, it's about $50.

5 ways to pay less

  1. Push ACH for big jobs. Make bank payment the default option on large invoices.
  2. Skip instant payouts unless you truly need the cash that day.
  3. Collect deposits by ACH when you can.
  4. Consider dual pricing where your state allows it, so customers who choose cards cover the cost. Check the credit card surcharge laws by state.
  5. Compare a merchant account once you're processing tens of thousands a month. Run your numbers through the credit card processing fee calculator.

Is switching worth it?

Jobber Payments is convenient because it's built into your scheduling and invoicing. Whether switching is worth it depends on your volume. At $100,000+ a month, the savings from a merchant account and dual pricing can be large, and switching through us comes with a free marketing package. Send a statement for a free fee review. More for trades: HVAC marketing, plumbing marketing and roofing marketing.

Frequently asked questions

What are Jobber Payments fees?
As of 2026, Jobber Payments charges about 2.9% + 30¢ for card payments online, on invoices and through autopay, 2.7% + 30¢ for Tap to Pay in the field, and 1% for ACH bank payments. Instant payouts cost about 1% extra. These fees are separate from your Jobber subscription.
Are Jobber Payments fees the same on every plan?
Reported 2026 pricing shows the same processing rates across Jobber plans. Confirm on Jobber's pricing page, since rates can change.
How can I lower my Jobber processing fees?
Encourage ACH bank payments for large invoices, avoid instant payouts when you don't need them, and compare a merchant account that connects to your workflow. Dual pricing, where allowed, can shift most card costs to customers who choose to pay by card.
Can I use a different processor with Jobber?
Jobber is built around Jobber Payments. If you move processing elsewhere, you may need to change how you collect invoice payments, so weigh the savings against the convenience. A statement review can show whether the savings are worth it.
Rob P., Founder, FeesToGrowth

Rob P. runs Mission Driven Brand, a marketing company that builds websites, Google Business Profiles, landing pages and AI tools for local and B2B businesses. FeesToGrowth pairs that marketing work with established payment processing partners.

This article is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Card network rules and state laws change; confirm the rules for your business before changing how you charge customers.

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