NiceJob Pricing and NiceJob Cost per Location for Home Service Businesses

NiceJob publishes two plans and two add-ons on its pricing page. These are the prices and features as NiceJob published them on October 7, 2026. All prices are in US dollars and billed monthly; the page lists no yearly discount.

Two conditions sit under every plan. There is no contract, and changes between Starter and Pro take effect on the next billing cycle. The free trial is 14 days, and your billing date is the day it ends. The Gifts feature works only with the Jobber or QuickBooks integration.

This is the number most roundups leave out. NiceJob's help center says you can add several locations under one login, but that if your locations have separate Google Business Profile and social media pages, each one needs a separate NiceJob license. For a multi-branch contractor that turns a $75 tool into a much bigger line item. Here is the published per-location price multiplied out. Franchise and enterprise accounts can ask sales for custom pricing, which may come in lower.

Add Sites at $99 a month plus $199 setup if you also want NiceJob to run your website. A single location on Pro with Sites is $224 a month, or $2,887 in the first year counting the setup fee.

Starter is the part of NiceJob most people buy it for: it texts and emails the customer after the job, follows up, and pushes the happy ones to leave a Google review. The widgets and microsite then show those reviews. If your goal is more stars on Google, Starter does the job.

Pro is $50 a month more and is really a second product, a light marketing suite. Repeats sends rebooking reminders based on the last service date, which earns its keep for recurring trades such as HVAC tune-ups, pest control, lawn care and cleaning. Referrals and Broadcasts overlap with what many shops already do inside Jobber, Housecall Pro or their email tool. Our rule of thumb: pay for Pro if you would otherwise buy a separate referral or rebooking tool, and stay on Starter if you would not.

Directory pages still list NiceJob plans that no longer appear on its pricing page, including a Lite plan at $45, Lite plus Convert at $145 and Standard plus Convert at $175. Those names come from an older price list. As of October 7, 2026, NiceJob's own page shows only Starter at $75 and Pro at $125, plus the Sites add-on. If a quote or a comparison table shows other plan names, ask NiceJob which current plan it maps to before you sign up.

For a single-location home service business that does not ask for reviews today, usually yes. Automated texts after every job are the most reliable way to grow a Google review count, and Google reviews feed local search rankings. NiceJob also showed a 4.9 rating and an A plus badge on its own pricing page when we read it.

The math gets harder as you add locations, because each branch with its own Google profile is another $75 or $125 a month, and it gets harder still if you already have review requests built into your field service software. Jobber, Housecall Pro and ServiceTitan all offer some form of automated review request, so check what you already pay for before adding a second tool that sends the same text.

NiceJob is built to move star ratings on public review sites. It leaves a gap on your own website, where a homeowner comparing three bids wants to hear from someone whose project looked like theirs. Here is the honest split.

For a contractor the two usually sit side by side: a review tool for Google stars, and a testimonial wall on the service pages. Our contractor testimonials page shows that setup for remodelers, roofers and HVAC shops, and builders who ask at the warranty walk will find their version on home builder testimonial management. If you only want to show the Google reviews you already have, the Google reviews widget does that next to your collected testimonials, and every plan is on our pricing page.