Jobber Surpasses 100,000 Customers and Launches Trade School Scholarship

May 12, 2026
Jobber has reached 100,000 customers and 400,000 daily users, marking a major milestone for the Toronto-based service business platform. The company also announced a new $100,000 trade school scholarship and expanded Jobber Grants funding to support the future of skilled trades.

Jobber has surpassed 100,000 customers and now supports more than 400,000 service professionals across North America, announced in a press release. Businesses using Jobber have delivered over $100 billion in services and completed nearly 90 million jobs for more than 34 million properties.

The company also introduced a new $100,000 trade school scholarship program alongside its $1 million expansion of the Jobber Grants initiative. These programs aim to support current and future tradespeople, with Lincoln Technical Institute named as the first scholarship partner.

Jobber’s platform includes integrated AI capabilities such as an AI receptionist, automated quote drafting, and real time business insights. According to the company, businesses using its AI tools are growing 90 percent faster than those that are not.

Jobber stated that its goal is to reach one million service professionals and continue expanding its investment in trades education and workforce development.

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