Direct answer

How much does it cost to replace Joblogic with your own system?

Bottom line

Joblogic is the UK's most widely used field-service platform at €50–€60/seat/month: a 30-engineer FM contractor team pays over €20,000 a year. A custom replacement covering job scheduling, PPM, SFG20 compliance forms, asset management, quoting, invoicing, and a subcontractor portal typically costs €35,000–€45,000 to build in total. Split across a five-firm founding cohort, each pays ~€7,000–€9,000. Annual running cost is a flat ~€2,500, no per-seat, no annual rise. Payback on the build contribution lands in year two for a 30-seat team.

Side-by-side comparison

Joblogic (per-seat)Your own system
Cost model€50–60/user/month: rises every hire and every renewalOne-off build share (~€7,000–€9,000) + flat ~€2,500/yr: unlimited users
30-user team, year 1~€20,000~€10,000 (build share + running)
30-user team, year 2~€22,000 (10% annual rise)~€2,500
5-year cumulative (30 users)~€110,000+~€20,000 (build share + 5× running)
SFG20 complianceJoblogic-managed templates; records on their platformYour templates, your records: built in, portable, yours
Subcontractor portalStandard Joblogic portal: features on their roadmapBuilt to your workflow: your subcontractor relationships, your rules
Perpetual accessStop paying, lose access and data historyPerpetual, escrow-backed licence: your access is contractually protected

Related questions

Yes. Planned preventive maintenance (PPM) scheduling is part of the standard field-service scope. Your PPM templates, schedules, and compliance records move into the new system.

Sources

  • Joblogic pricing as published (joblogic.com, 2025)
  • Rollout IT build and running-cost estimates (field-service, 2025)
  • Retool 2026 State of Internal Tools: ~35% of organisations have already replaced a SaaS with custom software

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