Lawn care software for routes that survive the season
Weekly mowing routes that build themselves, crews that know every gate and turf note, and invoices that go out the day the grass is cut.
No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Lawn Care setup — you can change your business type later.
Who it's for
Lawn-care crews running weekly and every-other-week mowing routes.
The job to be done: Rebuild rain-broken weeks in minutes, give crews the yard brief, and invoice the day the grass is cut.
Sound familiar?
The problems that eat evenings in a lawn care business.
Rain breaks the whole week
One washed-out Tuesday means shuffling forty yards across four days. On a whiteboard, that's an evening of erasing.
Crews don't know the yard
The gate code, the dog, the sprinkler heads by the fence, which turf got treated last visit — details that live in the owner's head don't scale to a second crew.
Billing lags weeks behind mowing
Work done in the first week of the month gets invoiced in the first week of the next one, and cash flow rides the lag.
Spring growth is chaos
Door hangers and yard-sign leads pour in exactly when the schedule is fullest, and untracked leads leak.
How FieldLasso runs your day
Put every yard on a plan
Weekly and every-other-week mowing plans generate visits automatically — the Tuesday route is simply everyone due Tuesday.
Reshuffle rain days in minutes
Drag visits across days and crews on the dispatch board. A suggested stop order (straight-line nearest neighbor) gives each day a starting sequence you can reorder.
Give crews the yard brief
Turf area, grass type, access instructions, and the recorded treatment from the last visit are visible in the field app at every stop, with proof photos on the way out.
Invoice the day you mow
Completed visits become invoices the same day, and autopay through Stripe charges the card on file so recurring yards pay themselves.
Grow with tracked canvassing
Crews walk door-hanger routes while canvass mode detects doorstep stops and records flyers automatically; the phone can stay pocketed until a neighbor is interested.
Built for lawn care
The Lawn Care pack calls visits what you call them, and the intake below is the real request and job fields the product asks for — not a generic feature list.
Requested services
Mowing, edging, cleanup, aeration, fertilization/weed control, or seasonal work — what the customer is asking for, on the request.
Requested frequency
Weekly, every other week, monthly, or one-time — the cadence the customer wants, which the office turns into a route plan.
Turf area
Square footage on the property record — the number behind mowing price and treatment quantities.
Grass type
Bermuda, fescue, or zoysia — kept with the property so treatment choices aren't guesswork.
Current lawn condition
Regularly maintained, overgrown, or neglected — so the first visit is quoted for the grass you'll actually find.
Gated or locked access
Flags a yard the crew can't reach without a code or key, before they roll up to a locked gate.
Access instructions
Gate codes and “dog stays inside on Tuesdays” travel with the property to any crew.
Preferred service day
The customer's expected day, so rebuilding a rain week doesn't break promises silently.
Requested add-ons
Bagging and haul-away, bed weeding, shrub trimming, or gutters — requested up front and priced by the operator.
Treatment applied
Recorded per visit and visible to the customer in their portal.
Starter template
Weekly mowing plan
A recurring mow, edge, and blow visit with turf area, grass type, and access notes on the property. The operator confirms per-visit pricing.
You confirm every price during setup — FieldLasso never publishes a market rate for you.
Good fit / not a fit
The honest version — who FieldLasso is built for here, and who it is not.
A good fit if you are…
- Recurring mowing and seasonal-service routes
- Crews using door-hanger canvassing for growth
- Owners who want same-day invoicing from completed visits
Not the right tool for…
- Landscape-design or hardscape-construction project management
- Businesses needing traffic-aware multi-crew route optimization
Lawn-route intake checklist
The details to capture for a new yard — turf area, grass type, gate access, and preferred service day — before adding it to a route.
- Requested services — Mowing, edging, cleanup, aeration, fertilization/weed control, or seasonal work — what the customer is asking for, on the request.
- Requested frequency — Weekly, every other week, monthly, or one-time — the cadence the customer wants, which the office turns into a route plan.
- Turf area — Square footage on the property record — the number behind mowing price and treatment quantities.
- Grass type — Bermuda, fescue, or zoysia — kept with the property so treatment choices aren't guesswork.
- Current lawn condition — Regularly maintained, overgrown, or neglected — so the first visit is quoted for the grass you'll actually find.
- Gated or locked access — Flags a yard the crew can't reach without a code or key, before they roll up to a locked gate.
- Access instructions — Gate codes and “dog stays inside on Tuesdays” travel with the property to any crew.
- Preferred service day — The customer's expected day, so rebuilding a rain week doesn't break promises silently.
- Requested add-ons — Bagging and haul-away, bed weeding, shrub trimming, or gutters — requested up front and priced by the operator.
- Treatment applied — Recorded per visit and visible to the customer in their portal.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Free lawn care tools
- Lawn square-footage & route-profitability calculatorTurn turf area, mow and drive time, crew, and fuel into price per 1,000 sq ft, per-stop profit, and a whole-day route projection — all from your own numbers.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Where FieldLasso draws the line
What this pack does not do, so there are no surprises.
- Route help is a straight-line nearest-neighbor stop order you reorder by hand — not road- or traffic-aware optimization.
- Payroll and invoicing are built in, but totals don't push into separate bookkeeping software on their own.
Lawn Care FAQ
What happens when rain pushes a route day?
Open the dispatch board and drag the day's visits to other days or crews. Preferred service days on each property show you what promise you're bending.
Does FieldLasso optimize mowing routes?
It suggests a stop order using straight-line nearest-neighbor distance that you can reorder by hand. It doesn't claim road- or traffic-aware optimization.
How does door-hanger marketing work?
Canvass mode is in the native field app on every plan. It automatically records detected flyer stops as crews walk, while conversations and interested neighbors become leads on the shared map.
How fast can I invoice after mowing?
Invoices generate from completed visits — same day. Autopay through Stripe charges the card on file so recurring yards pay themselves.
What does it cost?
Starter is $49/month, Pro is $149/month, and Scale is $299/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to try it.
Source notes
Reviewed July 18, 2026. These sources establish market context and software intent only; they do not support a search-volume, market-share, competitor-performance, or pricing claim.
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No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Lawn Care setup — you can change your business type later.