LibreExport to Jobber
Beyond Jobber's 10-photo checklist cap. Free unlimited-user field capture — export a PDF or share link and attach it to your visits, invoices, and Client Hub.
Photo documentation for Jobber users
Jobber runs scheduling, quoting, invoicing, and customer comms for 300,000+ home service pros. The native app caps checklists at 10 photos per form, slows on weak signal, and adds $29/user/month for every extra seat. LibreCam fills the gap underneath — free for unlimited field users. Photos get into Jobber visits via a shared cloud drive or a LibreCam share link dropped into visit notes.
How the workflow works
Field tech captures with LibreCam (free, unlimited users)
Your tech opens LibreCam, selects or names the matching LibreCam project for the visit, and captures the day's work with GPS, timestamp, and voice-to-text captions. Works offline — captures queue and upload when signal returns.
Generate a multi-photo report (beyond the 10-photo cap)
LibreCam builds a structured photo report — 30, 50, or more photos with annotations and voice transcripts — hosted on a public share link. No app install required for anyone viewing.
Attach to the Jobber visit
Copy the LibreCam share link and paste it into the matching Jobber visit notes, or drop the report into a shared Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox folder your Jobber workflow already pulls from. Either path bypasses the 10-photo checklist limit cleanly.
Send the customer a job recap with photos attached
Drop the LibreCam share link into the outgoing Jobber invoice, quote, or customer message. Homeowners click through to the full gallery in their browser. Faster invoice approval, fewer 'what did you actually do' callbacks.
Why Jobber users add LibreCam
Bypass the 10-photo Jobber checklist limit
Jobber checklists cap at 10 photos per form, which fails on roofs, pre-existing-damage walk-throughs, and large repair jobs. LibreCam handles 30-100+ photos per visit and surfaces them inside Jobber as a single linked report.
Free seats for seasonal helpers and 1099 techs
Jobber's additional-seat cost is $29/user/month. A 5-person crew adding 3 seasonal techs for the summer pays $87/month extra. LibreCam stays $0 — every helper captures evidence without inflating the Jobber bill.
Pre-existing damage evidence at intake
A landscaper documenting a yard before mowing, or an HVAC tech documenting flooring before walking equipment in — the on-arrival photo is GPS-locked and timestamped. False damage claims disappear.
Attach before/after photos to Jobber invoices
Jobber invoices that include visible proof of completed work get paid faster. Drop the LibreCam share link into the outgoing Jobber invoice — no separate email, no second portal.
Offline capture for low-signal jobs
Jobber's upload process slows in low-connectivity areas. LibreCam captures locally with metadata locked at the moment of the shot — basements, crawl spaces, rural sites — and syncs when signal returns.
Where Jobber still wins on its own
Jobber owns visit scheduling, route optimization, interactive quoting with consumer financing, and Client Hub invoicing — LibreCam doesn't try to replace any of it. Clean split: Jobber runs the business, LibreCam runs the field evidence. Most shops keep one or two Jobber seats for the office and dispatcher and put the rest of the crew on LibreCam free — a fraction of Jobber + CompanyCam's typical $400-$1,000/month.
About Jobber in 2026
Jobber is home-service software for scheduling, quotes, invoices, and customer communication — used by HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, and landscaping crews. Annual plans run from Core ($29/mo, 1 user) up to Plus ($529/mo, 15 users), with extra seats at $29/user/month (getjobber.com/pricing, May 2026). LibreCam sits underneath at $0 for the field-photo layer.
What it costs to add photo documentation
| Photo capture for the field | Cost per field user | Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| LibreCam | $0 | None — unlimited users |
| CompanyCam (alongside Jobber) | $79/mo (3-user min) + $29/each additional | 3-user minimum |
| Extra Jobber seats (for photo-only techs) | ~$29/user/mo | per included-user tier |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. LibreCam runs as a separate free app. Field techs use LibreCam without consuming Jobber seats — only the office staff and dispatcher who actively use Jobber's CRM features need paid Jobber seats. A 10-person crew typically runs Jobber Connect (5 seats, $149/mo) plus LibreCam free for the other 5 field techs, instead of paying for Jobber Grow (10 seats, $299/mo).
LibreCam generates a structured photo report on a public share link — 30 to 100+ photos with annotations and voice transcripts. Drop the link into the Jobber visit notes, or share a cloud-drive folder Jobber pulls from. Your office and your customer access the full gallery through the Jobber Client Hub with one click, instead of being capped at 10 native checklist photos.
Send the LibreCam share link inside the customer-facing Jobber surfaces — the invoice, the quote, or a Jobber client message. Customers click through to a browser-rendered gallery; no app install required, no separate login. Visit notes themselves stay internal to your Jobber team, so the photo link has to go on something the customer sees (invoice, quote, message).
Yes. Photos save to the device with GPS and timestamp metadata locked in at capture time. Voice notes record and transcribe locally. The full library syncs to cloud storage when connectivity returns — nothing is lost in a basement, a crawl space, or a remote rural job. Attach to Jobber whenever you're back online.
Jobber Connect (5 seats, $149/mo) + LibreCam free for the remaining 5 field techs = $149/mo. Jobber Grow (10 seats, $299/mo) + CompanyCam at $79/mo (3-user min) + $29/each additional = $282/mo for 10 users, $581/mo combined (companycam.com/pricing, May 2026). Annual delta is roughly $5,184/year. For most growing home-service crews under 20 users, the math favors LibreCam decisively.
Today it's export-and-attach: LibreCam compiles photos into a folder and share link, and your office or dispatcher drops the link into the matching Jobber visit notes — or syncs a Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox folder Jobber already pulls from. Deeper automatic Jobber sync is on the roadmap, prioritized by contractor demand. The export-and-attach path works on any Jobber plan that allows file attachments and needs no technical setup.