Weekly routes and seasonal contracts book themselves, at no extra cost. Crews get the day on their phones instead of a whiteboard photo.
No credit card. No contract.
The mowing month, built from a route you set once.
Job types and price book rates are yours to set, so the schedule and the paperwork read in your words.
One job, start to finish
Every crew member who needs the day on their phone is a $39 login. Yours is free, so three of you is $78 a month.
Every one of these is switched on from the first day. There is no feature list to buy your way into.
Weekly and biweekly visits generate on schedule without rebooking.
Drag the day onto tomorrow and conflicts flag themselves. No group text.
The whole crew on one visit, each with the day on their phone.
The contract bills on its own cycle while the visits run on theirs.
The math for your volume
A weekly mowing route burns through 100 visits by the second week of the month. Routes, contracts and billing are switched on from the first day; what a route book needs is a second person with a login.
What this work costs
$39 a month
The first crew member you put on a $39 login takes the cap off for as long as they are on it. You are free, so a three-person crew is $78 a month.
None of this is held back and sold back to you later. Each person past the first who needs a login is $39 a month.
Drag-and-drop calendar with a lane per tech. Clashes flagged before you save.
Every job in one record: the work, the checklist, the photos, the money.
Build the quote on site. The customer signs on the screen.
Invoice the same day. Customers pay online, into your bank.
Every job, invoice, photo, and note for a customer, on one screen.
Your catalog of work and parts, priced once and used everywhere.
Payments taken through Pillar carry Stripe’s standard processing fees on your own Stripe account, plus 1% to Pillar. Cash and checks cost nothing.
The route features do, on every account. The limit is 100 visits a month while you are the only login, and sixty weekly yards is about 260. A second person on a $39 login removes it.
Drag the day onto tomorrow and conflicts flag themselves. The crew sees the new day on their phones.
Yes, and it is not sold as an extra. The contract bills on its own cycle while the visits run on theirs, so a 12-month contract can bill evenly through the winter.
Each person who needs the day on their phone gets a login at $39 a month. Your own is free, so a crew of three including you is $78 a month.
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Everything is switched on from the first day, and a second person on a login is $39 a month.
No card. No contract. No sales call.
