A lot of software for small businesses is sold in tiers. Basic gets you in the door, Pro adds the features you actually wanted, and Premium has the one tool that's hard to live without. Picking a plan turns into a puzzle about which features you'll need, and the answer usually costs more than you expected.
Jobiteer doesn't split features into plans. What you buy is credits, and every credit is the same.
Every credit does the same thing
A credit you get for free and a credit you buy in any pack size work exactly the same way. You use them to unlock jobs, and optionally for Sales Assist, a tool that drafts a suggested reply for you to edit. That's it.
There's no feature locked behind a higher tier. Buying a bigger pack doesn't give you better placement, earlier access to jobs, or tools that smaller buyers don't get. Every contractor pays the same unlock cost for the same job and has access to the same features.
What's actually different between packs
Credit packs come in a few sizes. The only differences between them are:
- How many credits you get.
- The price per credit. Larger packs cost less per credit, like buying materials in bulk.
That's the whole trade-off: pay a bit more per credit for a smaller commitment, or less per credit for a larger one. There's no feature list to compare.
Buy the pack that fits, not the biggest one
A bulk discount only saves you money if you'll actually use the credits. So a few practical guidelines:
- Start with your free credits. Every account gets free credits each month, and they're used before anything you buy. You may not need to buy anything at first.
- Buy small while you're testing. If you're still figuring out whether Jobiteer works for your trade and area, a smaller pack keeps your commitment low.
- Go bigger when you know your pace. Once you have a feel for how many jobs you unlock in a typical month, a larger pack can lower your cost per unlock.
Purchased credits never expire, so a larger pack won't go to waste if a month turns out slower than expected. But there's no need to buy more than you'll realistically use just to get a better rate.
Simple on purpose
When everything costs credits and every credit is the same, there's nothing to decode. You don't have to guess which plan has the feature you need or wonder what you're missing. You decide how many credits you want, buy them once, and spend them on the jobs you choose.
That's one less business decision to overthink, and more time for the work itself.