Is Jobber a competitor to Clean Launch?

No — different jobs entirely. Jobber is a generic home-services CRM built for scheduling, dispatch, and invoicing across HVAC, plumbing, lawn care, and cleaning. Clean Launch is exterior-cleaning-specific acquisition: AI rendering of houses freshly cleaned, mailed 6×9 postcards, multi-service bundle pricing (soft wash + power wash + windows + roof), and a personalized customer portal with deposit collection. Most established cleaning companies run both — Clean Launch fills the schedule, Jobber runs the day-to-day operations once jobs are booked.

Which is cheaper for a cleaning business?

They price differently. Jobber runs $69–$349/mo subscription regardless of usage. Clean Launch is $1 per mailed cleaning postcard with no monthly fee, no minimum, free account, free rendering. A cleaning company mailing 300 quotes a year pays Clean Launch $300 total. Average return is $32 in cleaning revenue per $1 spent. For acquisition, Clean Launch is dramatically cheaper. For ongoing ops scheduling, Jobber's flat subscription is the cleaner fit.

Can I use both Clean Launch and Jobber?

Yes — and most growing cleaning operators do. Clean Launch handles the top of the funnel: prospecting a neighborhood, rendering each house clean, mailing postcards, capturing the deposit on the customer portal. Once a homeowner books and pays, push that job into Jobber for crew scheduling, route optimization, and invoicing. The two layers don't overlap. Clean Launch is acquisition-only; Jobber is operations-only.

Does Jobber render houses freshly cleaned?

No. Jobber has no AI rendering, no Street View integration, no postcard mailing, no per-home customer portal with multi-service bundle picker. It's a CRM and dispatch tool, not an acquisition platform. If you want homeowners to see their actual house soft-washed before they book — driveway scrubbed, windows clear, roof algae gone — that's the core Clean Launch feature and Jobber doesn't attempt it.

Clean Launch vs Jobber for Cleaning Companies

The quick verdict

Jobber is great at what it does — scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, recurring billing — across the entire home-services category. It is not a lead-generation tool. Clean Launch is the opposite: pure top-of-funnel acquisition for residential exterior cleaning (soft wash, power wash, window cleaning, roof wash) with AI renders, mailed postcards, and a customer portal that closes the deposit. If your problem is filling the schedule, you need Clean Launch. If your problem is running the schedule, you need Jobber. Most cleaning operators above $200K in revenue run both.

Feature comparison

Capability	Clean Launch	Jobber
Built for	Residential exterior cleaning	All home services (generic)
AI rendering of house freshly cleaned	Yes — core feature	No
Mailed 6×9 postcards with bundle quote	Yes — $1 per postcard	No
Multi-service bundle pricing (soft + power + window + roof)	Yes — auto bundle discount	No
Scheduling and dispatch	Basic	Strong — core feature
Recurring billing and invoicing	Card-on-file annual cadence	Strong — core feature
Per-postcard pricing	$1, no subscription	N/A
Subscription cost	$0	$69–$349/mo

Pricing

Jobber: $69–$349/mo subscription, billed regardless of usage.

Clean Launch: $1 per mailed cleaning postcard, free account, free rendering, no minimum.

Unit economics

Cleaning operators using Clean Launch average $32 in cleaning revenue per $1 spent. A 300-postcard campaign costs $300 and typically books 4–8 jobs at $500-$3,500 each. First $1,000 campaign is money-back guaranteed — Dave refunds your campaign spend personally if you don't earn it back.

When Jobber wins

Your bottleneck is operations — too many jobs, not enough scheduling clarity.
You run a multi-trade home services company and cleaning is one line.
You need invoice-heavy workflows and QuickBooks sync.

When Clean Launch wins

Your bottleneck is filling the schedule — crews sitting idle.
You want to compete on visual impact (homeowner sees their actual house, clean).
You sell multi-service bundles ($500–$3,500 tickets) and want them priced on a postcard.

The full cleaning operator stack

Most growing exterior cleaning companies use: Clean Launch (acquisition) + Jobber or Housecall Pro (ops + dispatch) + Stripe (payments) + QuickBooks (books). Clean Launch fits cleanly on top of any ops layer — it hands off booked jobs and stays out of the dispatch side.

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