For solo mowers & growing crews

Stop leaving moneyin the grass.

A mow you never collected on. A yard skipped in a busy week. A customer who texted Tuesday and hired somebody else by Friday. That’s real money every season — and LawnRoute is the lawn care CRM that stops the bleed. Same yards, same hours, more of it lands in your account.

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Free to start · No credit card

Works in any phone browser — no app to install

5 minto set up — not a lost Saturday
Offlinestill works when the signal drops
$29 flatone mow a month covers it — free in beta
The LawnRoute Today screen on a phone: five yards due, one overdue, $195 still owed, and the day's yards with their addresses and prices

Built and run by RJ Riley, a lawn care operator in Mountain View, Arkansas — not a software company guessing at your week.

Where the money goes

You’re not underpriced. You’re under-collected.

Nobody loses money on the mowing. You lose it on the mow you never collected, the yard that got skipped, and the customer who gave up waiting on your callback. None of that shows up on a bank statement with a name on it — it just quietly isn’t there. LawnRoute is the smallest thing that fixes it.

Right now

What it costs you

  • A mow gets done and never gets collected on
  • What you're owed is a guess until you sit down with it
  • A busy week skips a yard — the customer notices first
  • A new customer texts, gets buried, hires somebody else
  • Sunday night goes to rebuilding the week from memory
LawnRoute

What you keep

  • Every unpaid job in one list with a running total
  • You know exactly who owes you and how much, right now
  • Overdue yards ride at the top, so none of them go quiet
  • Leads land in a list instead of dying in your texts
  • The week builds itself — Sunday night stays yours

Less time chasing your money. More of it actually showing up.

What LawnRoute does

Six leaks. All of them cost money.

Every one of these is a place a solo operator loses a paycheck or an evening. LawnRoute closes them — from your phone between stops, or your computer at the house.

Collect what you already earned

Every unpaid job in one list with a running total. The mows you forgot to collect on are the cheapest money you'll ever make.

Stop losing the next customer

New quotes and leads land in a list instead of dying in your texts. One recurring yard you'd have lost pays for the year.

A skipped yard is a lost yard

Open Today and see who's due and who's overdue, already in order. Overdue rides at the top, so a busy week doesn't cost you a customer.

Get your hours back

Set how often a yard gets cut. Mark it done and the next date sets itself — no calendar, no counting weeks, no Sunday night with a notebook.

Rain doesn't cost you the week

Move the rained-out yards in a few taps and mow them anyway. You see the new week first, and nothing shifts until you approve it.

Quit carrying it in your head

Address, price, how often, gate code, the dog — saved on the yard instead of riding around in your memory all season.

How it works

Four steps. About five minutes.

  1. 1

    Add one yard

    Name, address, price, how often you cut it, and the next mow date.

  2. 2

    Open Today

    The yards due are already listed and in order. That's your day.

  3. 3

    Tap done as you go

    Mark it paid, or leave it on the owed list until the money shows up.

  4. 4

    Move what the week moves

    Rain, a cancel, a squeeze-in — shift it and keep mowing. Nothing to rebuild.

Phone or computer

Use it in the truck and at the house.

Same account, same yards, same schedule — whether you open it on the phone in your pocket or the laptop on the kitchen table.

For the field

On your phone

Check the day's yards, tap jobs done, take a payment, and drop in a new lead without getting out of the truck.

Runs in your phone browser — nothing to install. Native iOS & Android apps are on the way.

The LawnRoute schedule on a phone: this week's yards with Map, Done, and More buttons on each
For the kitchen table

On your computer

Customer list, schedule cleanup, quotes, and where the money actually went — for Sunday night when you plan the week.

The same LawnRoute schedule on a desktop: upcoming yards grouped by day beside the workspace sidebar
Built for lawn care

Not generic business software.

Most apps are built for every kind of contractor, so you spend the first week turning off things that have nothing to do with mowing. That week is billable. LawnRoute only knows how to do one job, and it’s yours.

  • Recurring yards
  • Normal mow days
  • Rain delays
  • Quick quotes
  • Who owes you
  • Notes that stay with the yard
  • One-handed use in the field
Simple pricing

It costs less than one mow a month.

Collect a single job you’d have forgotten and it’s paid for itself twice. Flat price for the whole account — no per-user seats, no feature tiers, no surprise add-ons. Put your helper on it and the price doesn’t move. Free to start, no credit card, and early crews get founder access free during the beta.

  • Every yard, customer, and note
  • Recurring scheduling & Today view
  • Rain delays & who owes you
  • Phone + desktop, same account
Free during beta$29/moStandard plan — flat, not per userOne $55 mow covers nearly two months.Start free See full pricing
“For a long time I ran my own yards on a notebook in the truck and a lot of trusting my memory. Every app I tried to replace that with was either a spreadsheet with extra steps or an enterprise CRM that wanted a training course. So I built the one I actually wanted in the truck: open it, see who’s due, mark it done, know who owes me. That’s it.”
RJ RileyFounder, LawnRoute
Common questions

Quick answers before you start.

I've only got a handful of yards. Is this overkill?

No — and with a handful of yards, one uncollected mow is a bigger share of your month, not a smaller one. Everything you put in now is already there when you're at forty, so you never have to sit down and rebuild it later. Add the yards you have, set the mow dates, and use Today. There is nothing else you're required to set up.

Do I have to enter all my customers before it's useful?

No. Add one yard and Today already works. Put the rest in whenever you get to it — between stops, or on a rained-out afternoon. There's no import step and nothing you have to finish first.

Is LawnRoute free to use?

Yes — LawnRoute is free to start and there is no credit card required. You can add customers, build your schedule, and track who owes you right away. Paid is a flat $29 a month for the whole account, which is less than most single mows. See the pricing page for what's included as your business grows.

Does LawnRoute work on my phone?

Yes. LawnRoute runs in your phone's browser with nothing to install, and on your computer for the bigger-picture stuff — both share the same customers, schedule, and payments. Native iOS and Android apps are in progress.

How does scheduling work?

Set how often each yard gets mowed and its next mow date. LawnRoute shows who is due on Today and keeps the schedule rolling every time you mark work done — simple and predictable, no guesswork.

What happens when it rains?

Use Rain delay to move rained-out yards. LawnRoute shows you a preview of the new schedule first, and nothing changes until you approve it.

Is LawnRoute a full CRM like Jobber or Service Autopilot?

LawnRoute is a simple lawn care CRM built only for solo mowers and small crews. It skips the enterprise features and does the three things that decide what you take home: who to mow, who owes you, and what got rained out. It's also flat-priced instead of per user, so adding a helper doesn't raise the bill. If you're comparing options, see the compare pages.

Start tonight. Collect this week.

Mow. Get paid. Go home.

Add one yard tonight and Today works tomorrow morning. No import, no training, no card — just the three things that decide what you take home: who to mow, who owes you, and who’s still waiting on a callback.

Free to start · No credit card