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Job software, explained
Picking job management software comes down to a few questions the price lists don’t answer for you: how an app charges, what it will really cost once your crew and your workload are counted, and whether it gives back enough time to be worth paying for. A plan that looks cheap for one person can be the dearest for a crew of six, and the other way round.
These guides answer them from the makers’ own Australian price lists, with every figure linked to its source and the date we checked it. Each one ends at the job ticket, so you can try the answer on your own crew.
- ServiceM8 pricing explainedServiceM8 charges for the work you book, not the people you employ, so the number that picks your plan is new jobs a month.Updated · 3 min read

- What job management software actually savesNot the hours the ads promise: the retyping, the chasing and the paperwork, and you can work out what that's worth in two minutes.Updated · 3 min read

- Per-user or per-job pricing?Per-user apps charge for your crew, per-job apps for your workload; the cheaper one depends on how many jobs each person turns over.Updated · 3 min read
