Switching to Jobber for sub carpentry jobs, worth the $50/month?

I've been solo doing finish carpentry for years, quoting trim installs and custom cabinets by hand, but subcontracting more now and it's a mess tracking schedules. Switched to Jobber last month at $50 a month and it's streamlined my quoting for deck framing gigs big time, no more lost emails. Anyone else using it for sub work? Saw a post in Carpenters of America group about it saving their ass on a big remodel.

Don't lock yourself into one platform, I got burned when they jacked up prices mid-year on my trim jobs.

Same here, been subbing out staircases and the software helps with routing but glitches eat your time.

PE vultures are gobbling up software companies like Jobber, soon it'll be $100/month for basic features while we chase subs for deck builds.

Felt that, my back's killing me from chasing paper quotes on frameless cabinets before I digitized.

Haha, I tried telling my sub he needed Jobber, he said 'I'll stick to my napkin sketches and beer.' Worked for 20 years.

Man, the disorganization before software was real, lost a whole bid on a porch railing job last summer because of bad notes.