Lawn Care & Landscaping Software
Lawn care and landscaping software: recurring mowing visits, seasonal work, crew schedules, estimates and invoicing in one place.
A route that repeats itself, and a spring that does not bury you.
Recurring mowing, seasonal cleanups and design work are three different businesses sharing one crew. Servetic prices, books and bills all three from the same place.
15 days free · No card · Starter services from $40 a visit
Three kinds of work, one crew and one calendar.
Most software is built for one of these. Booking-only tools cannot hold a route; route tools cannot take a design enquiry. You end up running the third one on paper.
Slots step by duration plus buffer. Booked and out-of-hours times never appear.
A route that repeats itself.
Set per service, so one business can sell a $175 gutter clean instantly and still quote a roof.
A spring that does not bury you.
Priced after a real look at the property.
A yard is priced before you drive to it.
The rules below are the same ones the starter pack ships with — every number is real, every one is yours to change.
One crew, three kinds of work.
Each shape moves through the app differently. One customer's week can touch all three without you running a fourth system on paper.
Weekly and fortnightly mowing repeats on its own. The visit is created ahead of time with the crew and price already on it, so a route is something you check rather than something you rebuild every Sunday night.
Spring cleanups and leaf season arrive as a wave of one-off work on top of the route. Those land as bookings or quote requests in Service Intake, so they queue rather than living in a phone's text thread.
Beds, mulch and planting are priced after you have seen the property. Those services are set to quote only, so the booking page takes the details and photos and waits for your number instead of guessing one.
The lawn pack arrives already priced.
Choosing landscaping at signup installs these services with working durations and US market-rate example prices. Every figure below is read from the same file the app seeds from — change them to your rates before you share your booking page.
Prices are examples, not our recommendation. They exist so the form works this afternoon. See what the other eight packs install →
What the customer and the crew actually see.
The customer answers one sizing question, picks their band, and sees the price for it. No site visit to quote a mow. The question and the bands below are the starter ones — the business in this screenshot has already edited both.
The mow is done. The paperwork is nearly done too.
The job carries the customer, the price and the photos, so the invoice is a confirmation rather than a retyping exercise.
Before you move a season's work into it.
If yours is not here, ask before you move a season of work across.
Send us the way you price a job. If Servetic cannot model it, we will tell you straight rather than sell you a trial.
Can I charge different prices for different lawn sizes?
Yes. The mowing service ships with 3 size bands (Small, $40; Medium, $55; Large, $80) and the customer picks theirs while booking. Rename the bands and change the prices to your own rates — the question they answer is yours to edit too.
Does it handle weekly and fortnightly visits?
What happens when it rains?
Can crews see only their own work?
Do I have to use the starter services?
Is there a contract?
The parts this page leaned on.
Stop quoting from memory. Start today.
Your services, your rates and your booking page — set up once, and every job after that carries its own price through to the invoice.