Jobber is built to run the day-to-day operations of a home service business - scheduling, quoting, invoicing, client communication, and payments all in one place. But most businesses don't run on Jobber alone. Accounting, payroll, marketing, reputation management, and field documentation all live in separate tools, and getting them to talk to Jobber is what turns a functional setup into a genuinely efficient one.

Jobber's App Marketplace has grown to 70+ integrations across accounting, payments, marketing, field operations, and automation. This guide covers the best Jobber integrations by category - what they do, why they matter, and which ones deliver the most value for small home service businesses in 2026.

What Is the Jobber App Marketplace?

The Jobber App Marketplace is Jobber's built-in hub for connecting third-party tools to your account. Admin users can browse available apps, connect them directly from the marketplace, and manage all active integrations from a single screen.

Some integrations connect directly through Jobber's interface - like QuickBooks Online and Mailchimp - while others are set up on the partner's side, like NiceJob. Either way, once connected, the data flows between Jobber and the partner app automatically based on the triggers and actions you configure.

Jobber also supports Zapier for connecting to thousands of additional apps beyond the native marketplace, and provides a GraphQL API for businesses or developers who need custom integrations.

Extending Jobber With PixieBrix

Even with 70+ marketplace integrations and Zapier, every service business has workflows that fall between systems. An office manager needs to pull a client detail from a CRM while looking at a Jobber quote. A technician closes a job and needs to flag something in a shared Google Sheet without navigating away from Jobber. A business owner wants to send a formatted job summary to a Slack channel directly from the job screen.

These in-the-moment, in-the-browser workflows are where PixieBrix fills the gap.

PixieBrix is a browser-based automation platform that runs directly on top of Jobber's web interface. Unlike Zapier, which runs in the background on system events, PixieBrix adds buttons, forms, and workflow triggers inside the Jobber pages your team already works in every day. A team member can send a job summary to Slack with one click, clip client details into a Google Sheet without leaving Jobber, or trigger a follow-up task in another tool directly from a quote or job screen.

It doesn't replace your Jobber integrations - it complements them by handling the manual, in-context steps that no API connection automates.

Jobber Accounting Integrations

Getting financial data out of Jobber and into your accounting software without manual re-entry is one of the highest-value integrations any service business can set up.

QuickBooks Online

QuickBooks Online is the most widely used Jobber integration and the one most frequently cited by reviewers. The integration syncs clients, invoices, payments, and products and services between Jobber and QuickBooks in real time, eliminating the need to manually enter financial data into two systems.

When a job closes and an invoice is paid in Jobber, that transaction automatically flows into QuickBooks - keeping your books accurate without the administrative overhead. For most small service businesses, the QuickBooks Online integration pays for itself in time saved within the first month.

Best for: Small to mid-sized service businesses using QuickBooks Online for accounting

Xero

Xero is a cloud accounting platform popular with service businesses in Canada, Australia, the UK, and increasingly in the US. Jobber's Xero integration syncs clients, invoices, payments, and refunds bidirectionally, giving businesses that have committed to Xero the same clean data flow that QuickBooks users get.

If your bookkeeper or accountant works in Xero, this integration removes the spreadsheet exports and manual reconciliation that slow down end-of-month close.

Best for: Service businesses in Canada, Australia, or the UK, or those whose accountant uses Xero

Gusto

Gusto is a payroll and HR platform popular among small businesses. The Jobber and Gusto integration simplifies the payroll workflow by syncing approved timesheet data from Jobber into Gusto, so you're not manually re-entering hours at the end of each pay period.

For businesses with even a handful of employees, automating the timesheet-to-payroll handoff is one of the most straightforward ways to save hours of administrative work each week.

Best for: Small service businesses running payroll through Gusto

Jobber Payment Integrations

Getting paid quickly after a job closes is critical for service business cash flow. Jobber offers its own native payment processor as well as integrations with several third-party options.

Jobber Payments

Jobber Payments is Jobber's built-in payment processor, available on all plans. It allows clients to pay invoices online via credit card or ACH bank transfer, and technicians can collect card-present payments in the field using a card reader at a reduced processing rate. The tipping feature lets clients add a tip at the time of payment.

For most small service businesses, Jobber Payments is the simplest and most integrated option - everything stays inside Jobber with no separate merchant account to manage.

Best for: Any Jobber customer who wants a fully integrated, zero-setup payment experience

Stripe, Square, and PayPal

For businesses that already have established payment processing relationships, Jobber integrates with Stripe, Square, and PayPal as third-party payment processors. These allow clients to pay invoices online through Jobber's client hub while routing the actual transaction through your existing payment account.

Note that only one payment integration can be connected to Jobber at a time.

Best for: Businesses already running Stripe, Square, or PayPal who want to keep their existing processor

Wisetack Consumer Financing

For high-ticket jobs - larger HVAC replacements, extensive landscaping projects, major plumbing work - consumer financing can be the deciding factor between a booked job and a lost one. Wisetack integrates with Jobber to let technicians present financing options directly from the job screen, giving clients a way to say yes to larger jobs without paying the full amount upfront.

Best for: Service businesses with average job values above $1,000 where financing helps close estimates

Jobber Marketing Integrations

Growing a service business requires staying in front of past clients and generating new ones. Jobber's marketing integrations connect your client database to email marketing platforms and lead generation tools.

Mailchimp

Mailchimp is the most widely used email marketing integration for Jobber. It syncs Jobber clients to Mailchimp lists, allowing businesses to send targeted email campaigns - seasonal promotions, service reminders, reactivation campaigns - to past customers without manually exporting contact lists.

Jobber also has a built-in Campaign generator that uses AI to draft email campaigns directly within the platform, which can complement a Mailchimp workflow for businesses that want to stay inside Jobber for campaign creation.

Best for: Small service businesses running email marketing to past clients

Google Ads

Jobber's Google Ads integration connects advertising spend to actual job bookings, helping businesses understand which campaigns are generating revenue rather than just clicks. For businesses running paid search campaigns to capture local demand, connecting ad performance to booked jobs closes the attribution gap that most marketing analytics leave open.

Best for: Service businesses running Google Ads who want to see which campaigns drive actual revenue

HighLevel

HighLevel is a CRM and marketing automation platform popular with service business owners who want more sophisticated follow-up sequences, pipeline management, and sales automation than Jobber provides natively. The HighLevel integration keeps contacts and job data in sync between the two platforms.

Best for: Growing service businesses running sales and marketing workflows in HighLevel

Jobber Reputation Management Integrations

Online reviews are one of the primary ways residential customers choose a service provider. Getting a consistent flow of Google reviews is one of the highest-leverage things a home service business can do for growth.

NiceJob

NiceJob is a reputation marketing platform that automates review requests, referral campaigns, and social proof content for small businesses. The Jobber integration triggers review requests automatically when a job closes or an invoice is paid in Jobber - no manual follow-up required.

Businesses using NiceJob alongside Jobber regularly report generating 4x more reviews than manual follow-up produced. For a residential service business, the difference between 40 Google reviews and 200 is meaningful in how often you show up when a customer searches for your trade.

Best for: Residential service businesses that want to grow their Google review count on autopilot

Jobber Field Operations Integrations

Documenting job site conditions, capturing before-and-after photos, and managing field communications are increasingly important for both quality control and customer communication.

CompanyCam

CompanyCam is a photo documentation platform built specifically for contractors. It allows field teams to take unlimited, time- and location-stamped photos organized by project, with annotation tools for drawings, comments, and tags.

The Jobber and CompanyCam integration connects job records in Jobber to photo projects in CompanyCam, so every job automatically has a photo record attached without technicians manually matching them. When combined with NiceJob, it creates a pipeline where job photos automatically trigger review requests with photographic proof of the work - a powerful combination for residential services.

Best for: Any service business where showing the quality of work matters - roofing, landscaping, painting, HVAC, cleaning

EagleView

EagleView provides aerial roof measurements using satellite imagery. For roofing and exterior contractors, the ability to pull accurate measurements without a site visit speeds up the estimating process significantly and reduces the back-and-forth that comes from hand measurements.

The Jobber and EagleView integration pulls measurement data directly into Jobber quotes, so estimates can be generated faster and with greater accuracy.

Best for: Roofing, siding, and exterior contractors who want aerial measurement data in their Jobber quotes

Jobber Lead Generation Integrations

Getting jobs starts with capturing requests from the platforms where homeowners are looking for service providers.

Angi and Thumbtack

Jobber connects with both Angi and Thumbtack to pull lead requests directly into your Jobber account. Rather than logging into separate platforms to see incoming leads and then manually entering them into Jobber, the integration brings them directly into your workflow for quick response and booking.

Best for: Service businesses using Angi or Thumbtack for lead generation

WordPress

The WordPress integration lets businesses add Jobber's online booking form directly to their website, so customers can request service without calling. Requests submitted through the WordPress form flow directly into Jobber as new requests, keeping everything in one system.

Best for: Service businesses with a WordPress website who want self-serve online booking

PostcardMania

PostcardMania connects Jobber to direct mail marketing, allowing businesses to send targeted postcard campaigns to homeowners in specific areas - particularly useful for targeting neighborhoods around recently completed jobs. Campaigns can be automated to go out after jobs close, turning every completed job into a marketing opportunity in that neighborhood.

Best for: Service businesses using geographic direct mail as part of their marketing strategy

Jobber Scheduling Integrations

Google Calendar

Jobber syncs with Google Calendar so team members can see their Jobber schedule in the calendar they already use. For businesses where technicians or office staff rely on Google Calendar for personal schedule management, this keeps work appointments visible without requiring a separate login to Jobber.

Best for: Teams that rely on Google Calendar for day-to-day scheduling visibility

Jobber Zapier Integration

Jobber connects to Zapier, opening up automation workflows with thousands of additional apps beyond what the native marketplace covers. The Zapier integration supports a range of Jobber triggers - new client created, client updated, new quote, new job, quote approved, invoice created - and a set of actions that let other apps create requests, quotes, and clients in Jobber.

Common Jobber Zapier workflows include sending new client details to a Google Sheet, posting job updates to a Slack channel, creating HubSpot contacts when new Jobber clients are added, and building Trello or Asana task cards when jobs are booked.

Where Zapier falls short: Like all background automation platforms, Zapier works on system events - it doesn't capture what a person sees and does inside the Jobber interface in real time. That limits its usefulness for in-context workflows that an office manager or technician needs to initiate manually while working inside Jobber.

Jobber API

Jobber's GraphQL API gives developers direct access to clients, jobs, quotes, invoices, timesheets, and more. It uses OAuth 2.0 for authentication and is fully documented through Jobber's Developer Center.

The API powers the third-party apps in Jobber's marketplace and enables businesses to build custom integrations for workflows that no existing partner covers. Common use cases include building internal dashboards that pull Jobber job data, connecting Jobber to industry-specific tools, and creating custom reporting solutions.

For businesses without development resources, the API is less relevant than the native marketplace or Zapier. But for companies with a developer on staff or a tech partner, it provides full programmatic access to Jobber's data.

How to Choose the Right Jobber Integrations

Start with accounting. QuickBooks Online or Xero should be your first integration. Eliminating manual invoice and payment re-entry pays for itself almost immediately.

Add payroll next if you have employees. Gusto connected to Jobber's time tracking removes one of the most tedious manual workflows in running a team.

Connect your payment processor. Whether that's Jobber Payments, Stripe, or Square, having an integrated payment option speeds up collection and reduces the friction of getting paid.

Set up reputation management early. NiceJob connected to Jobber is one of the highest-leverage growth moves for a residential service business. Reviews compound over time - the sooner you start collecting them systematically, the better.

Add photo documentation if you do install or replacement work. CompanyCam connected to Jobber creates a job photo record automatically and feeds directly into review requests when combined with NiceJob.

Use Zapier for one-off connections. If you need Jobber to talk to a tool that doesn't have a native integration, Zapier is the fastest path. Just be clear on what it can and can't do.

The Bottom Line

Jobber's integration ecosystem is well-matched to the needs of small and growing home service businesses. The core integrations - QuickBooks, Gusto, NiceJob, CompanyCam, and Jobber Payments - cover the most common pain points around accounting, payroll, reviews, documentation, and payments without requiring complex setup.

Start with the integrations that eliminate your biggest manual workflows. Add lead generation and marketing tools as your business grows. And for the in-context, in-browser workflows that no API handles automatically, PixieBrix sits on top of Jobber to close those gaps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Jobber integrate with QuickBooks?

Yes. Jobber integrates natively with QuickBooks Online, syncing clients, invoices, payments, and products and services in real time. It does not natively integrate with QuickBooks Desktop.

Does Jobber integrate with Zapier?

Yes. Jobber connects to Zapier, giving businesses access to automation workflows with thousands of additional apps. Common Jobber Zapier workflows include syncing new clients to Google Sheets, posting job updates to Slack, and creating contacts in HubSpot or other CRMs.

Does Jobber have an API?

Yes. Jobber provides a GraphQL API for developers, documented through Jobber's Developer Center. It supports OAuth 2.0 authentication and provides access to clients, jobs, quotes, invoices, timesheets, and more.

How many integrations does Jobber have?

Jobber's App Marketplace currently lists 70+ integrations across accounting, payments, marketing, reputation management, field operations, lead generation, and scheduling. Zapier extends this to thousands of additional apps.

Does Jobber integrate with Xero?

Yes. Jobber integrates natively with Xero, syncing clients, invoices, payments, and refunds bidirectionally. This makes it a strong option for businesses in Canada, Australia, the UK, or those whose accountants use Xero.

Does Jobber work with Google Calendar?

Yes. Jobber syncs with Google Calendar, allowing team members to see their Jobber schedule alongside their personal calendar without logging into Jobber separately.

Does Jobber integrate with Mailchimp?

Yes. Jobber integrates with Mailchimp, syncing client contact data so you can send targeted email campaigns to past customers without manually exporting lists.