What Jobber changed

• Removed the App Store rating (4.8 stars) and the specific review count (13,861 reviews).
• Cleaned up a large list of duplicate customer names and business titles that appeared to be repeating in the previous version.
• The Google Play Store rating (4.5 stars) remains visible.

The removal of high-authority social proof (a 4.8-star rating from 13,000+ users) may indicate a shift in how the company wants to present its mobile reputation or a cleanup of redundant trust signals.

• The number of "Jobs completed by Jobber-powered businesses" increased from 29 million+ to 92 million+.
• This update was applied to both the marketing feature section and the trust-building statistics section.

The company is significantly increasing its social proof. By claiming a much higher volume of activity, they are signaling rapid growth and market dominance to potential customers.

• The main headline changed from "The operating system for blue collar businesses" to "Run a stronger service business."
• The sub-headline removed the "AI-powered platform" and "100,000+ businesses" mentions in favor of describing the workflow from "first quote to final payment."
• A secondary heading changed from "Stop managing tools. Start running a system" to "The all-in-one system for high-performing service pros."

Jobber is moving away from technical "operating system" language. They are now using simpler words that focus on the end result: making a business stronger and keeping revenue moving.