Jobber is a Swiss Army knife for field service. But if your customers are still calling to ask 'when will the tech arrive?' — your tracking tool isn't working hard enough.
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The Real Problem
Jobber does a lot of things well. But when it comes to customer-facing arrival tracking, a generalist tool can't match a specialist.
Jobber handles quoting, scheduling, invoicing, payments, and basic tracking. But none of those features get the deep attention that a dedicated tool provides.
Jobber sends appointment reminders, but real-time GPS tracking with a live map? That's not their focus. Your office still fields 'where is my technician?' calls every day.
Jobber's Grow plan (with GPS tracking) runs $119/mo — and still doesn't provide the dedicated tracking link experience that ArrivalLink offers for $29/mo.
When you roll out Jobber, you're asking your team to learn quoting, invoicing, client management, and more. ArrivalLink takes 10 minutes to set up with zero learning curve for your techs.
What if your tracking experience was so good that customers stopped calling — and started leaving 5-star reviews instead?
Jobber is a complete job management platform. ArrivalLink is the customer-facing arrival experience. Think of it this way: Jobber manages the job. ArrivalLink manages the customer's anxiety about when the tech shows up. They solve different problems — and work great together.
How It Works For You
Jobber's tracking shows your team where techs are. ArrivalLink's tracking shows your customers where techs are — with a beautiful, Uber-like map experience.
When you dispatch a technician, ArrivalLink automatically notifies the customer with a live tracking link. No extra steps, no manual texts.

The moment a job is marked done, ArrivalLink sends a perfectly timed review request. Most customers respond within minutes.

The Results
Based on average results from service teams using ArrivalLink for live dispatch tracking and automated customer communication.
How It Works
Create your company account and invite your technicians via a secure link. No app install required.
Your tech enters the customer's name and phone, taps Start. GPS broadcasting begins immediately.
Customer receives an SMS with a tracking link — live map, ETA, and a call button. No app needed.
Tech taps Arrived. Trip is logged automatically. The customer can rate their experience.
Create your company account and invite your technicians via a secure link. No app install required.
Your tech enters the customer's name and phone, taps Start. GPS broadcasting begins immediately.
Customer receives an SMS with a tracking link — live map, ETA, and a call button. No app needed.
Tech taps Arrived. Trip is logged automatically. The customer can rate their experience.
Pricing
No contracts. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before you start your free trial.
Absolutely. ArrivalLink is designed to complement Jobber, not replace it. Use Jobber for quoting, scheduling, and invoicing. Use ArrivalLink for the customer-facing tracking experience.
Jobber's GPS tracking is designed for dispatchers to see where their team is. ArrivalLink's tracking is designed for your customers to see where their technician is — with a polished, Uber-like experience that builds trust and eliminates calls.
ArrivalLink is $29/mo for up to 5 technicians. Jobber's Grow plan (which includes GPS tracking) is $119/mo. If you specifically need customer-facing arrival tracking, ArrivalLink provides a better experience at a lower price.
No. ArrivalLink focuses exclusively on arrival tracking and customer notifications. You'd continue using Jobber (or any other tool) for scheduling, quoting, and invoicing.
Most teams are sending tracking links to customers within 10 minutes of signing up. Add your technicians, configure notifications, and start dispatching. No training sessions or data migration required.
Give your customers the arrival tracking experience they've been asking for — in 10 minutes, for $29/mo. No feature bloat. No annual contracts.