Lawn care software that starts with the route
Schedule recurring visits, put each crew's day in drive-time order, quote from the map, and get paid on autopay. Snow season runs on the same customer list. One app, built for the truck.
Launching Spring 2027. Founding pricing for the waitlist.
Tuesday · Crew 1
23 stops · 6h 40m on site
1h 05m driving
was 2h 20m
- 7:40412 Maple Ave · Mow + trim—
- 8:05420 Maple Ave · Mow + beds1 min
- 8:5017 Fox Chase Ct · Mow4 min
- 9:201201 Shiloh Rd · Mow + trim6 min
- 10:1088 Piney Grove · Mow3 min
- + 18 more stops, all within 9 minutes of each other
Crew lead in a truck cab at dawn checking today's mowing route on a phone
The hour you don't see
Most crews lose a stop a day to windshield time
Routes grow in signup order. Tuesday is whoever called in April. By July the truck crosses town twice a day and nobody notices because everyone's busy. CutRoute redraws days as zones, orders stops by real drive time, and warns you before you quote a yard that's off-route.
- Recurring cadence respected across weeks and crews
- Rain day: push the route, customers get a text
- Density map shows the streets to sell next
One day, one app
From the driveway quote to the paid invoice
6:50 am
Route is ready
Crew opens the app. Today's stops, in order, with gate codes and what's included.
9:15 am
Quote from the curb
New neighbor asks for a price. Measure the yard on the map, send it, they accept by text.
9:16 am
On the schedule
Accepted quote becomes a weekly job on Tuesday, two stops from where you're standing.
2:40 pm
Marked done
Photo, tap, next. The invoice goes out and the card on file is charged.
6:00 pm
Books closed
Payments synced to QuickBooks. You didn't touch a spreadsheet.
What's in the box
Five jobs, done properly
Crew scheduling & routing
Assign jobs to a crew and CutRoute puts them in the order that burns the least fuel and windshield time.
Route optimization
Most operators lose an hour a day to windshield time they don't notice.
Estimates & quotes
Pull up the address, measure turf and beds on the map, apply your pricing, and send.
Invoicing & billing
Per-visit, monthly flat rate, or a seasonal contract.
Customer records
Gate code.
Snow season mode
Trigger-based plow routes, per-push or seasonal billing, same customers.
Shiloh Outdoor Services crew member standing beside a trailer of mowers
Why we built it
Built by a company that still runs a route
CutRoute is built by Shiloh Outdoor Services LLC, a working lawn, landscape, and snow removal operation in Hampstead, Maryland. We got tired of running the same customers in three apps and a spreadsheet, so we built the one we wanted: routing first, phone first, no per-seat pricing. Every feature gets used on our own routes before it ships.
— Shiloh Outdoor Services LLC, founder of CutRoute
Guides
Grow the route, not just the list
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Overhead of a work truck tailgate with a clipboard, phone, and coffee
How to get more lawn care customers before spring
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Stylized map with a single optimized route through a suburb
How to build a mowing route that saves 5 hours a week
6 min read
Waitlist
Get in before spring routes start
Founding pricing, early access this winter, and a free route audit: send us your customer list and we'll show you the drive time you're losing.
Questions
What is CutRoute?
Lawn care, landscaping, and snow removal business software for owner-operators. It schedules recurring visits, orders each crew's day by real drive time, quotes from satellite imagery, invoices on autopay, and keeps customer notes where crews can see them.
Who is it for?
Companies running one to ten crews on recurring residential and light commercial routes. If your office is a truck, it's for you.
How much does it cost?
Founding pricing is announced to the waitlist first. No per-user pricing, no contract, month to month.
When does it launch?
Spring 2027, in time for startup season. Waitlist members get early access this winter.
Does it replace Yardbook, Jobber, or LawnPro?
It's built to. Import your customers by CSV, keep your pricing, and gain route optimization those tools don't focus on.