Lawn care software that also brings you customers
Set weekly mowing up once, see the day on a map and get paid after every cut — plus a free Fixerlane listing that sends you homeowners who need a lawn service.
Listing and leads free forever · 7-day trial, no card · then $19.99/month
How a lawn care week runs in Fixerlane
Weekly mowing, set up once
A lawn on a weekly or every-other-week cut is one recurring job. Each visit is its own entry, so skipping one in a dry spell leaves the rest of the season alone.
Scheduling →The day’s stops on a map
See every stop in order from your shop, with directions in Google or Apple Maps from each one. Send an “on my way” by email or app notification as you leave the last yard.
Scheduling →Gate codes and the backyard dog
Which gate, where to park the trailer, the sprinkler heads to avoid — written on the property and shown on every visit there.
Scheduling →Add-ons quoted in a minute
Mow, edge and blow, with aeration, leaf removal or a fertiliser round as optional lines from your price book. The homeowner approves online without an account.
Quoting →A photo of the finished lawn
Snap the cut lawn on the visit. Photos stay with the job, so a “you missed the side yard” message has an answer.
Paid after every cut
Invoice per visit, take card payments through Stripe, and let overdue reminders go out on their own instead of chasing forty small invoices by hand.
Invoicing →Software that also finds you the work
Most lawn care software assumes you already have the customers. Fixerlane is also where homeowners look for a pro: claim your free listing and people searching for lawn care near them can find you, call you and send you an enquiry. The listing and the leads stay free, whether or not you ever pay for the tools.
A lawn care quote, line by line
Quote in the units the work is actually measured in, with quantities that are not rounded into drift. A starter lawn care price list comes with the price book — change every price to your own before you send anything.
- Mowing — up to ¼ acre1 visit
- Edging and blowing1 visit
- Fertilisation and weed control1 application
- Autumn leaf removal1 job
- Hedge trimming2 hours
- Irrigation winterisation1 system
What Fixerlane does not do yet
Listed here rather than discovered after you sign up:
- Automatic route optimisation — you see the day on a map and set the order yourself
- Moving a whole rain day in one action — drag each visit to its new day
- Autopay with a card on file — clients pay each invoice online by card
- Text message reminders and rain-delay texts — clients get email and app notifications instead
One price, the whole crew
Fixerlane is $19.99 a month or $149.99 a year, with no charge per user. Fixerlane + AI is $29.99 a month and adds an assistant that drafts quotes, schedules visits and answers questions about your business. Both start with a 7-day free trial.
Compare plans →Common questions
- What is lawn care business software?
- One place to keep your customers and their lawns, set up weekly cuts, see the day’s stops, quote add-ons and invoice — instead of a notebook, a calendar and a payment app that do not talk to each other.
- Can I set up weekly mowing once and have it repeat?
- Yes. A recurring job holds the whole season, and each visit can be moved, reassigned or skipped on its own.
- How do I move a day after rain?
- Drag each visit to its new day on the calendar; the rest of each series stays put. There is no one-click “push the whole day” yet.
- Can customers pay online after each mow?
- Yes. Each invoice can be paid by card through Stripe, straight into your account, and reminders go out on their own when one is overdue.
- Is there a free plan?
- Your Fixerlane listing, the leads it brings and replying to them are free forever. The scheduling, quoting and invoicing tools are $19.99 a month or $149.99 a year after a 7-day trial with no card.
- Does it work if I mow on my own?
- Yes. Nothing assumes a crew you do not have. When you hire, add people at no extra cost.
- Is there a lawn care app for my phone?
- Yes — iPhone, Android and the web, on one account. The app keeps working without signal and catches up when you are back online.