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Built for the truck cab
Loads on a cracked Android in 1.2 seconds. Works offline when you lose signal. Big buttons, no menus inside menus, designed for one-thumb use while you're standing on a tailgate.
Built in Kansas City · Public beta · Updated weekly
Lawn care software that fits in your truck.
Built for solo operators and small crews who got tired of paying $120 a month for software designed for someone else's business. Schedule, invoice, and get paid — from your phone, in the field, with one bar of signal.
Free for up to 20 customers. $19/month after that. No contracts, no sales calls, no kidding.
- Works offline
- Loads in 1.2s
- No contract
- 30-day money-back
Five wedges
Built different on purpose.
We built MowNext by listening to lawn care operators in Facebook groups for six months. Here's what we kept hearing — and what we did about it.
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Honest, flat pricing
$19 a month for solo. $49 for crews up to 5. No hidden fees. No "upgrade for SMS." No annual contract. The price you see is what you pay until we publicly change it.
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Watches the weather so you don't have to
We check the forecast every morning at 5am. If tomorrow's rained out, you get a list of jobs to reschedule before your first cup of coffee — not after eight customers text you asking where you are.
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We will say no
No AI receptionists. No marketing automation. No CRM pipelines. We won't bloat. When you outgrow us, we'll tell you which competitor to switch to.
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Cash in the bank, not in spreadsheets
Auto-invoice the second you mark a job complete. Stripe payments hit your account in 2 days. Card on file, autopay, customer-pays-fee toggle, tip support. Built around the #1 reason small lawn care businesses fail: cash flow.
A typical Tuesday
Here's what a day looks like.
No jargon. Just the actual workflow.
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Open the app, see your day
Today's route, in mowing order, with a weather banner if it's relevant. No login screen. No spinner. Just the day.
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Mark a job complete
One tap. Snap a 'before/after' photo if you want. Add a note about the gate code. Move on.
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Invoice goes out automatically
Customer gets an email with the photo, the price, and a Pay button. You did nothing. You're already pulling into the next driveway.
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No "doing the books" tonight
Look at the week. Hours worked. Money in. Money still owed. Done in 4 minutes. Watch the game.
Pricing
Pricing that won't surprise you.
Pick a plan, change anytime, cancel anytime. No 'talk to sales.'
An honest filter
This isn't for everyone.
We'd rather you find the right tool than churn from ours.
Great if you…
- Run a lawn care business with 1–8 employees
- Do mostly recurring mowing, with occasional one-off jobs
- Need scheduling, invoicing, payments, and customer notes — and not much else
- Want to spend 5 minutes a day on software, not 50
- Hate sales calls and want to just sign up and try it
Why I built this.
I spent six months reading r/lawncare and lurking in lawn care Facebook groups before I wrote a line of code. Same complaints, every week: "Jobber's too expensive." "Yardbook's invoices go to spam." "LawnPro doesn't even have a 3-week mowing schedule." "I don't need an AI receptionist — I need software that doesn't crash when I lose signal."
So I built MowNext for the operator who's been ignored by enterprise lawn care software. It's lean on purpose. It will stay that way. If you've got a feature request, my email is in the footer. I read every one.
— Geoff, founder · Kansas City
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