Dispatchly offers 12 months free to Jobber users switching platforms

Dispatchly AI has launched Dispatchly Rescue, a promotion giving eligible U.S. home-service businesses 12 months free on its AI-native operating platform. The offer is aimed at contractors with at least a year of paid Jobber service and is meant to reduce the cost of consolidating scheduling, answering, and customer communication tools.

Why it matters: - Home-service businesses often stitch together separate tools for scheduling, answering calls, invoicing, and customer updates. - Dispatchly Rescue lowers the upfront cost of moving those functions into one platform. - The offer targets contractors that already pay for Jobber and want a single system for front office and field operations.

What happened: - Dispatchly AI launched Dispatchly Rescue on Aug. 26, 2026. - Eligible U.S. home-service businesses can receive the Dispatchly Intro plan free for 12 months. - The promotion is available to businesses that have kept a paid Jobber subscription for at least 12 consecutive months.

The details: - Dispatchly is an AI-native platform for home-service companies. - The platform combines an AI receptionist, estimates, photo estimates, invoicing, scheduling, business IVR, AI speed-to-lead, marketing, payroll, and an AI-built website. - The AI receptionist answers calls and books jobs. - To qualify, a business must activate Dispatchly through the standard secure checkout with a valid credit card. - The business must cancel the prior subscription under that provider's cancellation terms within 30 calendar days of activation. - The business must submit dated proof of the prior subscription and cancellation from Settings → Billing. - Dispatchly reviews evidence within five business days. - After approval, the free 12-month period begins on the approval date. - No paid subscription starts automatically when the free period ends. - Customers must actively choose a paid plan before any charge begins. - Full program details and terms are available at the Rescue program page. - Prospective customers can hear the AI receptionist in a live demo call at Dispatchly's site.

Between the lines: - Dispatchly is using a switcher incentive to compete directly with an established home-service software provider. - The structure of the offer reduces adoption friction, but it still requires checkout, cancellation proof, and verification. - The no-auto-renew design limits surprise billing after the free year ends.

What's next: - Eligible businesses can apply, submit proof, and wait for verification before the free year starts. - Dispatchly says customers will need to opt into a paid plan after 12 months if they want to keep using the service. - The company remains headquartered in New York and positions the platform around more calls, more booked jobs, and better customer communication.

The bottom line: - Dispatchly is betting that a year free will persuade home-service contractors to consolidate multiple back-office tools onto one AI platform.