Looking for a Jobber, Yardbook, or LawnPro alternative?

LawnMow IT is built specifically for solo operators and small crews - one flat price, no per-seat fees, and nothing to configure before your first job.

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Jobber

$49/mo for one user, or $29 paid yearly

A full field-service platform built for every trade, not just lawn care. Priced per person, so a second truck costs another $19 to $29 a month.

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Yardbook

Free

Free, ad-supported, and genuinely usable. Its users' most common complaint is invoices landing in customers' spam folders, and the paid tiers are $34.99 and $49.99 a month.

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LawnPro

Free up to 50 customers, then scales toward $180+/mo

Free tier fits a small customer list, but the paid tiers built for growth climb well past what a one or two truck operation typically needs to spend.

Built for small crews

LawnMow IT

Free, then $29/mo flat

Free for 10 yards with no expiry. $29 past that: unlimited customers, up to 200 yards, and no per-crew-member charges however many people you put on the truck.

Everything included at $29/month

Schedule recurring and one-time jobs in seconds
Instant invoicing, sent the moment the job wraps
Before/after photo proof on every job
Mileage tracking for tax deductions
A route planner for multi-stop days
Customer portal - service history, invoices, photos
Multi-crew scheduling without per-seat pricing
Rain measured on every yard since you last cut it
A free plan for 10 yards that doesn't expire

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No credit card required. See your whole schedule, customers, and invoices in one place from day one.

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Questions people ask while they're comparing

What is the best lawn care software for a small business?

Depends on the size of small. Under about ten yards, a free tool does the job and Yardbook is the obvious one. One or two trucks and a real book, and the thing worth paying for is knowing which yards actually pay - which is where we come in. Ten people or more than one trade, and you want Jobber or Service Autopilot.

Is there free lawn care software that is actually any good?

Yardbook is genuinely usable and free, and its users' most common complaint is that invoices land in customers' spam folders, which stalls collections on a bill nobody saw. LawnBook and Lawn Buddy also have free tiers. Ours is free for 10 yards and does not expire.

How much does lawn care software cost?

Free at the bottom, and it climbs fast. Jobber Core is $49 a month for one user and $29 for each extra person. Service Autopilot starts around $35. Aspire, which is the one with real job costing, is $300 to $500 per user and aimed at businesses over $1M. We are $29 a month flat however many people you have.

Do I have to pay per crew member?

With most of them, yes, and it is the cost that surprises people. Jobber charges $29 a month for the second person - the entire cost of our plan - and again for the third. We do not charge for crew at all.