$149/month. Unlimited vehicles. Up to 10 technicians. No per-seat fee. That’s the entire pricing model for Jayda Business — one flat rate that doesn’t move whether the shop runs six bays or ten, and doesn’t cap how many vehicles pass through in a given month.
Most repair-data software doesn’t work that way. Pricing that scales with headcount is the default in this category — add a technician, add a line item. Business is built around a different assumption: that a shop’s cost for accessing OEM data shouldn’t grow every time the shop does. Here’s what that actually includes, who it’s built for, and what changes for a team using it.
What’s Included
| Business | |
|---|---|
| Price | $149/month, month-to-month |
| Vehicles | Unlimited |
| Team members | Up to 10, no per-seat fee |
| OEM data categories | All 12 |
| Team-shared Projects | Yes, up to 10 members |
| Onboarding | Dedicated |
| Support | Same-day |
| Custom feature requests | Yes |
| Contract | None — cancel anytime |
Every one of those is worth unpacking, because the value isn’t really in any single line — it’s in how they work together for a team, not just an individual.
No Per-Seat Pricing
A shop adding a fourth, then a sixth, then a ninth technician on a per-seat platform watches the bill climb with every hire. Business doesn’t. The rate stays $149/month from the first technician to the tenth.
Run the math and the crossover point comes faster than most shops expect:
| Technicians needing access | Cost on a per-seat model (illustrative, $77.95/seat) | Cost on Business |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | $155.90/mo | $149/mo |
| 3 | $233.85/mo | $149/mo |
| 5 | $389.75/mo | $149/mo |
| 10 | $779.50/mo | $149/mo |
The full version of this math, including where it comes from, breaks down the exact comparison against Jayda’s own single-user MasterTech plan — but the pattern holds against most per-seat repair-data pricing generally: the moment more than one or two people need independent access, a flat per-shop rate stops being a premium option and starts being the cheaper one.
Unlimited Vehicles, No Ceiling to Manage
Business doesn’t cap how many vehicles a shop can have active at once, and nothing resets on a monthly schedule the way Master Tech’s 30-vehicle allowance does. A slow month and a month with an insurance-referral surge get treated the same way — there’s no usage counter to check before taking on the next vehicle.
That matters beyond just convenience. Every vehicle in the system — the 5th or the 150th — gets matched by year, make, model, and VIN through the same process, which locks in the exact submodel and engine before an answer comes back. Fleet size doesn’t change how precisely a vehicle gets matched. A shop scaling up isn’t trading accuracy for volume — the two aren’t connected at all under Business.
Shared Projects Keep the Whole Team on the Same Page
A Project in Jayda is a case file tied to a specific vehicle: saved questions and answers, uploaded photos, free-text notes from whoever’s working the job. On plans built for one user, that file only exists for the person who created it. On Business, it’s shared across the team.
What that changes in practice: a technician picking up a repeat customer’s vehicle — one a different tech diagnosed weeks earlier — isn’t starting from nothing. The prior questions asked, the wiring diagram that was already pulled, a photo of what turned out to be the actual fault — all of it is sitting there in the vehicle’s Project, whoever opens it next. That’s not a feature MasterTech or Pro Tech has a version of; team-shared Projects are specific to Business, capped at the same 10 members the plan supports.
Support Built for a Team That Depends on This Daily
Business adds two things on top of what other plans include: dedicated onboarding, so a shop’s setup isn’t a generic walkthrough but one scoped to how the team actually works, and same-day support, which matters more for a shop where the tool is in active use across a full shift than it does for an individual checking something occasionally. Business accounts can also submit custom feature requests — a channel that doesn’t exist on the individual plans.
Who Business Is Actually Built For
Business fits a specific shape of operation: more than one technician needs independent, simultaneous access, and the shop’s vehicle volume is either already high or growing in a way that makes a per-vehicle or per-seat limit impractical to plan around. That covers a range from a 3-technician independent shop taking on its first apprentice to a full 8-to-10-tech operation running multiple bays.
It’s not built for a solo mobile mechanic working through a rotating set of customer vehicles alone — Master Tech fits that pattern better, at a lower monthly cost, precisely because it isn’t paying for team infrastructure a single user won’t touch.
How Business Compares Across Jayda’s Plans
| Pro Tech | MasterTech | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $14.95/mo | $77.95/mo | $149/mo |
| Vehicles | 1 | 30, reset monthly | Unlimited |
| Team members | 1 | Not listed — single-user | Up to 10 |
| Shared Projects | No | No | Yes |
| Support | Standard | Priority | Dedicated onboarding, same-day |
| Billing | Monthly, annual, or 3-year | Month-to-month | Month-to-month |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does “unlimited vehicles” mean there’s genuinely no cap at all? Business doesn’t list a vehicle cap the way MasterTech’s 30-slot monthly reset does. For very high-volume operations, it’s still worth confirming current usage expectations directly rather than assuming an unstated limit either way.
What if we need more than 10 technicians? That’s what Enterprise is for — custom team size and pricing beyond Business’s 10-technician limit, along with things like API access that aren’t part of Business.
Is Business a contract, or can we cancel anytime? Business is billed month-to-month, with no annual contract requirement.
Can a shop start smaller and move to Business later? Yes. Starting on Pro Tech or MasterTech and moving up as vehicle volume or team size grows is the normal path — nothing about the earlier plans locks a shop out of upgrading later.
Does every technician on Business get the same 12 OEM data categories? Yes — all 12 categories are the same for every team member on the account, not tiered by user.
How is Business different from just buying multiple individual plans? Beyond the cost crossover, individual plans don’t share Projects across users — each account’s case history stays separate. Business is the only plan where a vehicle’s history is visible to the whole team, not just whoever looked it up first.
Running a team on a system built for one person? Contact us to walk through Business for your shop.
