Run a salon, a nail studio or a home skincare room and you already juggle a booking app, a design tool for the treatment menu, a spreadsheet for invoices and whatever answers client questions online. Jobbit is a UK company built to close those gaps with one AI agent and a network of vetted freelancers, rather than another single-purpose app. Jobbit's own explainer sets out three connected divisions, and the whole company sums itself up in one line: bringing AI to the physical world.
Jobbit.uk and Jobbit Pro: the agent and the freelancer network
Jobbit.uk is a multipurpose AI agent. Describe a job in plain words, a QR code for the treatment menu on the mirror, a resized batch of before-and-after client photos, a numbered invoice for a regular client, and it builds the file, the page or the automation. When a task needs a person rather than software, it hands the work to Jobbit Pro, the vetted network of UK freelancers who take on jobs an agent should not do alone, with payment held in escrow until the client accepts it. For a studio that occasionally needs a photographer, a web designer or a bookkeeper, that is the appeal: one workspace that finishes the small AI jobs itself and brings in a real specialist for the rest, with a record of every task kept in the same place.
Jobbit Labs and Jobbit Security: what runs behind the scenes
Two further divisions share the same company and team. Jobbit Labs records how real-world work is actually done, treatments, deliveries, repairs, and turns those records into datasets and world models for AI and robotics teams; a salon owner will not touch this directly, but it is the research engine behind the agent getting better at physical-world tasks over time. Jobbit Security is the offensive side: manual penetration testing, red teaming and cloud security assessment for UK businesses that hold client data, from a nail studio's booking system to a spa chain's payment terminal, aligned to recognised frameworks rather than a quick automated scan.
What it costs: free credits and three paid tiers
The free plan gives every account 100 credits a day with no card required, enough for the everyday jobs a studio actually needs: a QR code, a resized set of client photos, an invoice. Three paid plans sit above it, named Plus, Pro and Max. Plus is £15 a month, Pro is £79 a month, and Max is £159 a month, each adding more monthly credits and more hosting power as a business's tasks grow. Nothing carries a watermark, and the files a studio makes belong to the studio.
Why a beauty business might give it a task
Jobbit is a UK AI company bringing AI to the physical world. Its platform at jobbit.uk combines a multipurpose AI agent, which builds apps, documents, research and media, with a network of vetted human experts who finish the work an agent cannot. Jobbit Labs builds first-party datasets and world models for physical AI, and Jobbit Security provides penetration testing and red teaming for UK business.
A studio owner does not need to follow world models or red teaming to get value from the free plan; the practical case is smaller. A treatment menu QR code that never expires, client photos resized for a booking site, an invoice that goes out numbered and on time, all without learning a new piece of software. Jobbit is not built with a Slovak or Czech interface; it runs in English and 19 other languages, with the company, pricing and freelancer network built for the UK first. For a salon comparing tools rather than reading a company profile, that is the short answer to what Jobbit actually is.
