
Customers book a mow at a price that follows the size of the yard, and your weekly clients keep running without anyone re-entering them.
Online booking
They tell you how big the yard is and whether trimming and hauling the clippings are included, and the price is settled before they pick a day.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
Every stop on one day with drive time between them accounted for, so a rained-out Tuesday moves to Thursday without a single phone call.
Learn moreGrab the stops the weather took and put them where the week still has room. Nothing commits until you let go, and it costs you nothing to do it.
Move a stop to another day or another crew and the timeline rebuilds around it. This is not the part you pay for.
Turn the reschedule notice on and the new day is emailed over automatically. Off by default, because a mow sliding a day rarely needs a message.
A slot that is taken is taken, on your booking page and on your schedule, so two stops never land in the same hour.
On Pro every open slot is scored on the drive time it adds, so a new yard goes in on the day your crew is already on that street.
Live drive times rank your open slots, so a new customer lands next to the route you are already running instead of alone across town.
The address is matched to the neighborhood it falls in and to the crews set up for that kind of work.
Free shows your crews the same real openings; you just decide which day the new stop goes on.
Which gate sticks, where the bin goes, whether the dog is out and what the last cut was, all on the property rather than in the head of whoever usually does it. The person on the round today can do the lawn without knocking.
Draw the neighborhoods you actually cover, split them across your crews, and a yard thirty minutes past your last stop never hits the schedule.
Built for a round
A standing schedule your best clients sit on all season, created ahead so the slot is really held, ending never or on a date you set.
The same standing schedule at half the frequency, easy to tighten to weekly in June and stretch back out in September.
A lot nobody has touched all summer books at its own price and its own duration, not at a weekly customer rate.
Trim work rides on the mow as an option that moves the price and the time the stop is given on the route.
Taking it with you is priced as its own option, so a loaded trailer is money in rather than a cost you absorb.
Estimated with options instead of quoted at the curb, and the signed one drops onto the schedule with the right hours on it.
A short seasonal run set to end after a set number of visits rather than quietly running into December.
Its own service at its own price and duration, so a fall aeration is never squeezed into a slot sized for a mow.
Priced by the yard as an estimate line and given the hours it really takes, with the delivery day booked around the crew.
One record for the association with every common area on it, each address carrying its own notes and its own history.
A cleanup before a showing booked on short notice into a gap you can actually reach, with the manager kept in one thread.
Each mower keeps their own working days and their own days off, and carries the work they are set up for, so the ride-on jobs land on the person who has the ride-on rather than on whoever is nearest. Take a day off and the round stops offering it.
The photo of the grass that got away, the message about the new gate code and the request that came in while the round was full all sit in the same conversation, filed against the customer they came from.
When growth is ahead of your crews and your page has nothing left, the customer asks you for a time instead of calling the next company.
The address and the days that work for them land in your inbox, in the same thread as everything else that customer has sent you.
Accepting puts it on the route and emails the confirmation right away. Declining is one tap too, and they hear back without you writing anything.
You can always drop it next to a street your crew is already on. The request gets you the lead; what you do with it is up to you.
Grass has got away from us over the holidays. Can you take it on every second week?
Put the cut, the full service and the cleanup on one estimate with your recommendation marked, so they choose for themselves instead of you guessing.
On their phone, while they are still standing in the yard, instead of calling back two weeks later to ask what the middle option included.
It becomes a job on the route against that address, priced at the option they chose, with nothing re-entered by hand.
Put an expiration on the price, so a yard you quoted in April cannot be held to that number after a whole summer of growth.
Each option itemized down to the trimming, the beds and the hauling, so the jump from a mow to a full cleanup is a number they can see rather than one you have to defend.
Mark it off when the cash or the transfer comes in, or run the card at the curb and let the receipt go out on its own.
Record what you were paid and when, right on the job, on the Free plan. Plenty of residential lawn work still gets paid without a card ever coming out.
Charge the mow in full at booking, run the card at the curb, or split a big cleanup into an amount now and the balance once the debris is hauled off.
Your customer is emailed one the second payment clears, so the property manager has their paperwork and you are not chasing it.
Paid out to your own Stripe account. We never hold your money.
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Right from your own booking page. They enter the address, tell you the size of the yard, add trimming or hauling if they want it, and grab a slot you are genuinely open for at the price that adds up to.
Yes. Yard size drives the price, so a townhouse strip and a half-acre are not the same job at the same rate. Edging, trimming and hauling the clippings ride on top as options that move both the price and the time you need.
Yes, and it is on the Free plan. Set a client up once on a standing schedule, weekly or every other week, and the visits are created ahead of time, ending never, on a date or after a set number of cuts.
You drag the stops onto the days that stayed dry and the timeline rebuilds around them, on any plan. Flip the reschedule notice on if you want clients emailed the new day automatically; it stays off until you do.
Record cash or a transfer right on the job, free. Card payments come with Pro, and the money is paid out to your own Stripe account rather than held by us.
Yes. The Free plan carries a full route with no card to sign up, and it includes your booking page, estimates, the schedule and every customer you have. Pro adds card payments and automatic scheduling.