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CompanyCam and Jobber are two of the most widely used tools in contracting. They solve different problems — Jobber handles your business operations, CompanyCam handles job site photos — and they integrate directly. So should you use them together? And if the cost is a problem, what do you do?
Jobber's built-in photo attachment lets you add photos to jobs. It doesn't GPS-tag them to the job site address, organise them into a structured before-and-after timeline, or generate a one-tap PDF report with timestamps and location data. CompanyCam fills that gap — GPS-tagged photos organised by job, shareable galleries, PDF reports, and basic checklists. The integration means photos taken in CompanyCam appear in the corresponding Jobber job automatically.
The most common complaint about CompanyCam among Jobber users is the 3-user minimum. CompanyCam Pro is $79/month. It requires 3 users. A solo Jobber user pays $79/month for seats they don't fill. A 2-person crew does the same. That's the friction point that drives people to look for alternatives.
See our detailed cost breakdown: CompanyCam + Jobber vs Manifold + Jobber.
Manifold also integrates with Jobber via the Jobber App Marketplace. It covers everything CompanyCam does for Jobber photo documentation — GPS-tagged photos organised by Jobber job, shareable gallery links, PDF reports — and adds capabilities CompanyCam doesn't include on standard plans:
If you're a team of 3+ people and you specifically need CompanyCam's integrations with other platforms (AccuLynx, JobNimbus, Hover, etc.) — yes, CompanyCam + Jobber is a solid combination.
If you're 1–2 people, or if you need 3D scanning, or if you want checklists that enforce photo evidence rather than just allow it — Manifold is a better fit for Jobber users and cheaper at any team size below 4.
See the full CompanyCam alternative for Jobber users page for the complete side-by-side or our CompanyCam vs Manifold comparison.
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