For lawn & landscape crews
The season fills itself, week after week.
Every yard on its own cycle, every cut invoiced the day you do it, and a reminder that goes out when someone's grass is due. Rain pushes the week; the schedule keeps up.
No credit card. Set up in a few minutes.
Why lawn care is its own problem
Lawn care is the same customers over and over, on a cadence — and one rained-out Tuesday shifts everything behind it. The money isn't in winning new yards, it's in never quietly losing an old one.
What it actually fixes
Rain moved everything and now nobody knows
Push a day and the affected customers hear about it automatically. No group text, no six people asking if you're still coming.
Invoicing forty small jobs
$45 here, $60 there — the amounts are small enough to forget and they add up to a month of work. Invoice from the truck as you finish, or bill the whole month at once.
The spring scramble
Last year's customers are your easiest sale. A reminder before the season starts gets them back on the route before they call somebody else.
Your prices, set once
Put your own services and prices in during setup — these are the ones most lawn care businesses start with:
- ✓ Weekly mow
- ✓ Biweekly mow
- ✓ Spring / fall cleanup
- ✓ Fertilization treatment
- ✓ Hedge & shrub trim
Every one of them is editable — they're a starting point, not a menu you're stuck with.
💵 What it costs
Starter
$29/mo
Scheduling, customers, invoices and your booking page.
Pro
$69/mo
Adds automatic reminders, text messages, reviews and up to 5 team members.
Flat. No per-user fees, no add-on tiers, no setup charge. Every job after the first is free — we never take a cut of your work. Cancel from Settings in two clicks; nobody will put you on hold for a “retention specialist.”
Questions lawn care owners ask
Can it handle a weekly route?
Yes. Each customer gets a cadence — weekly, every 10 days, biweekly, monthly — and the visits schedule themselves. Your week shows up as a list you can work down.
What happens when it rains?
Move the day and the customers on it are told automatically. Nothing behind it gets lost.
Do you do route optimization or GPS tracking?
No. Those are genuinely useful when you're running six trucks — and if you are, something like Jobber is a fairer fit. For crews of 1–5 they're expensive shelf space, so we left them out and priced accordingly.
Can I bill monthly instead of per cut?
Yes. Set a customer to monthly billing and the invoice goes out automatically on their billing day with that month's visits on it.
Try it for 30 days
No credit card, no sales call. If it isn't for you, close the tab — nothing happens.