Jobber
“Can a vertical SaaS for home service trades become the financial OS for the trades — owning payments, capital, and the operating bank account?”
Founded2011
HQEdmonton, Alberta, Canada
FoundersSam Pillar, Forrest Zeisler
Total raised$243.5M+
Latest roundSeries D, 2023
IndustryVertical SaaS / Home Services
The story
Founded 2011 as a scheduling and invoicing SaaS for home service trades, Jobber has steadily expanded into embedded finance — first with Jobber Payments (Stripe-powered card acceptance), then Jobber Capital (Parafin-powered working-capital loans), and most recently Jobber Money (a Stripe Treasury-style business account with spend cards). The strategic shift is from operational SaaS to the financial OS for the ~$600B home services trades vertical, monetizing payment flow and lending alongside subscription revenue.
Product timeline
2011
Jobber founded in Edmonton as SaaS for home service businesses· founding
2021
Series C of $60M as platform crosses 100K users· funding
2023
Series D of $100M; platform hits 200K users and $13B billed· funding
2023
Jobber Capital launched in partnership with Parafin and Stripe· lending
2024
Jobber Money business account preview launched in US· banking
2025
Jobber Capital expanded to Canadian home service pros via Parafin· lending
The stack
6 layers disclosed in Jobber’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Banking / BaaS
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Card issuing
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Lending
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Insurance
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Accounting
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Accounting gap: minor
8 more providers across 5 layers, with confidence-scored evidence and source URLs, are in the Embedded Finance Index report.