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 $19.99 a month for the whole account, which is less than most single mows, and you'll be told before you're ever charged. See the pricing page for what's included as your business grows.
Is there a contract? Can I cancel anytime?
No contract. Paid plans renew monthly, and you can cancel from your account settings at any time — you keep access through the end of the period you've already paid for. Your customers, yards, and history stay yours.
Does LawnRoute work on my phone?
Yes. LawnRoute works in your phone's browser today, and on your computer for the bigger-picture stuff — both share the same customers, schedule, and payments. Native iPhone and Android apps are coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, and your account carries straight over.
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.