Jobivo vs eWorks Manager
eWorks Manager publishes team bands; Jobivo uses graduated active-user licences. The difference is the number on the invoice — and whether features come included or as paid modules.
Jobivo vs eWorks Manager
eWorks ManagereWorks Manager is an established UK field service platform with a broad module ecosystem — job management, CRM, planned maintenance, tracking and more. Its published pricing starts at £130 a month for up to 5 users (Standard band), rising by band, with plugin modules at £15–25 each, digital documents and extra storage priced on top. Fair play to them: there's a free unrestricted trial and no fixed-term contracts.
JobivoJobivo starts at £19.99 a month including the first active user, then uses graduated per-person licences, with every feature already in: photo-evidence job sheets, detailed job costing with margin, quotes, invoices, online payments and Tap to Pay, Xero and QuickBooks sync, native Android and iOS apps that work offline. Nothing is a module; nothing costs extra.
| eWorks Manager | Jobivo | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Banded by users — published at £130/month (1–5 users), £141 (6–10), £151 (11–15). | £19.99 account including the first user; graduated active-user licences. Unlimited jobs. |
| What's included | Core platform + limited allowances; plugin modules £15–25 each, documents and storage priced on top. | Every feature on every plan. |
| Cost for a 3-person team | £130/month at the published Standard band, before add-on modules. | £39.99/month total. |
| Platforms | Android + iOS apps and web. | Native Android + iOS apps and full web dashboard. Offline-first mobile. |
| Job structure | A project holds jobs across trades; no sub-job level. | Projects hold jobs; any job splits into sub-jobs, each with its own job sheet, costs, photos and team. |
| Quote structure | Invoice per job, or several project invoices grouped into one. | Sections are generated from the sub-jobs, so the document matches the work it came from. |
| Photo evidence | Photos and digital documents on jobs. | Photos on every job task — timestamped, GPS-located, stored per task. |
| Detailed job costing | Quoting and invoicing included; capabilities extend via modules. | Price book + line-by-line costing with markup and margin, on every plan. |
| Payments | Invoice payments supported. | Stripe pay-now links + Tap to Pay on site. |
| Accounting sync | Accounting integrations including Xero, QuickBooks and Sage. | Xero and QuickBooks, automatic with audit trail. |
| Interface & freshness | Long-established platform; public G2 reviews criticise the interface and mobile-app usability. | Designed and built new in 2026 — modern, fast interface across Android, iOS and web. |
| Free trial | Free unrestricted trial, no card; no fixed-term contracts. | 30 days, every feature, no card required. |
eWorks Manager details come from published pricing, help documentation and public reviews. Job and quote structure were re-checked in August 2026; pricing in July 2026 — always confirm current plans on their site.
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The eWorks Manager alternative for small UK teams
Jobivo gives small UK service businesses the whole toolkit with licences that scale per active user — photo-evidence job sheets, detailed job costing, quotes, invoices and payments, with native Android and iOS apps and a full web dashboard. Every feature is included, and the 30-day trial needs no card.
As a eWorks Manager alternative, it's the stronger fit for builders and contractors running work in stages, not single visits; small UK trades that want the whole toolset for a fraction of the entry band; owners who don't want to shop a module catalogue to get a complete product; and work where per-step photo evidence and margin-visible costing are the core need. In fairness, eWorks Manager remains the better choice for larger service firms that want eWorks Manager's PPM and asset modules; and businesses that value its SMS credits and digital-document tooling — the breakdown above covers both sides.
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