Compared with Joblogic
Joblogic runs jobs for any trade. This runs insurance claims.
If your work is boilers, electrics and general maintenance, Joblogic is a serious choice and we would not argue with it. If your work arrives as insurer instructions with clocks, margin floors and loss adjusters attached, the comparison below is the one that matters.
| Joblogic | Claim Job Control | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Field service across any trade: 7,000+ UK contractors | Insurance repair contractors only, by a contractor who ran one for twenty years |
| Published price | £45 per user per month on annual billing; Premium and Enterprise on request | £237 a month for a three-seat office; £79 per extra office seat; £15 per field seat |
| Contract term | Annual billing; 12 to 36-month terms | Three months, then monthly rolling with a month’s notice |
| Setup | Quoted per customer | Fixed £950 to £1,500 by firm size: insurer floors, open claims imported, two training sessions, live inside ten working days; refunded if you cancel inside 60 days |
| Field staff | Per-user licence | £15 field seat: assigned jobs, bookings, timesheets, photos |
| First-contact clock from instruction | Not a listed feature | 15-minute target, escalation ladder, every attempt logged |
| Contact before appointment, enforced | Not a listed feature | Button absent and server refuses until contact is logged |
| Per-insurer margin floor on every estimate | Not a listed feature | Frozen on the claim at creation; estimate goes red below it; checked at survey, acceptance and during works |
| Estimate audit trail | Not a listed feature | Written by the database on every rate, quantity and price change, with before and after; accepted estimates lock |
| Insurer SLA scorecard | Not a listed feature | First contact, survey and estimate performance the way the insurer sees it |
| Adjuster scope import | Not a listed feature | PDF scope import into the estimate builder |
| Try before buying | Trial and demo offered | Create your own account tonight and load twelve sample claims; 30-minute demo with the founder |
Joblogic figures are as published on joblogic.com in August 2026 and may have changed; check their site for current terms. “Not a listed feature” means we could not find it described on their public pages, not that it is impossible to configure. Claim Job Control figures are our published prices, ex-VAT.
Where you can use both
Some firms do insurance repair alongside general maintenance. If that is you, the honest answer is that the two systems solve different problems: Joblogic for the reactive maintenance book, Claim Job Control for the insurer book where the clocks and the margin floor are what keep the panel work coming. The demo is the quickest way to decide whether your insurer work is big enough to deserve its own system.
Next step
Bring one of your insurer jobs.
Thirty minutes, one claim walked end to end. Judge it the way the insurer would.