What Jobber changed

• Added a new call-to-action or link text "Personalize your experience" immediately following the Google Play review rating in the hero section.

Jobber is likely introducing a new onboarding flow or industry-specific landing pages. By asking users to personalize their experience, they can show more relevant features to a plumber versus a house cleaner, which usually helps convert more visitors into sign-ups.

• Removed the App Store rating of 4.8 stars.
• Removed the count of 13,861 App Store reviews.
• Cleaned up a large list of repeated customer names and business names that appeared to be a carousel or list error.
• Updated a "Learn more" link to include "www" in the URL.

The removal of a high rating (4.8 stars) and a large volume of reviews (13,861) from the hero section might indicate a shift in how the brand wants to present its social proof or a technical update to their trust signals.

• Updated the total number of jobs completed by users from "29 million+" to "92 million+" in two locations on the homepage.
• Updated a "Learn more" link to include the "www" subdomain.
• Fixed a minor text truncation in a customer testimonial.

Jobber is significantly increasing its social proof. By claiming a 217% increase in completed jobs (from 29 million to 92 million), they are signaling massive scale and reliability to potential customers in the service industry.