Lawn care software that costs nothing to run.

Schedule every mow. Charge the card on file. Keep every client and lawn in one place.

Today's route in Grass Go: five stops, numbered in driving order, the first two in view.

What is lawn care software?

The app a lawn business runs on: schedule, clients, invoices and payments.

What you get

Two rows of the Grass Go schedule, with Monday's visit for one client marked.

A schedule that repeats itself.

Finish a visit. The next one is already there.

Schedule

Cards on file.

Save it once. Charge it when you bill.

Billing
A client in Grass Go with call, text and estimate buttons, her next visit tomorrow and three properties.

Clients and their lawns.

Each lawn keeps its own price and notes.

Clients
The assistant's reply, $350 for a one-time cleanup, and the draft estimate it made.

AI estimates.

Describe the job. The assistant drafts it.

Estimates
The property map: a pin on each property across Peoria, one of them tapped.

Every lawn on a map.

Search every property on one map.

Map
The Calls list: a call the AI receptionist answered, above one the owner took.

Optional business line, $24.99/month.

Missed a call? The AI receptionist takes the lead.

Call it: (309) 252-4092Phone line

How much does Grass Go lawn care software cost?

The app costs nothing. Grass Go takes 0.7% only when a client pays by card.

Stripe
2.9% + 30¢
Grass Go
0.7%

Switching from Jobber, Yardbook or LawnPro? See the side-by-side.

Pricing

Frequently asked questions

Is Grass Go really free?

The app costs nothing, and signing up needs no card. Stripe's 2.9% + 30¢, plus 0.7%, only when a client pays by card. The phone line and website are optional add-ons.

How do I bring my clients over?

Hand the assistant your spreadsheet, or pick them from your phone's contacts.

Can my crew use it?

Send a helper the day's route as a link. They check off stops with no login.

Is the phone line optional, and what won't the receptionist do?

Yes, $24.99 a month if you want it. The AI takes the lead down. It never quotes or books.

“The recurring schedule handles itself. About half my clients auto-charge on cards on file, I send another 50 to 60 invoices a month, and estimates go out clear and direct. That freed me up to land more higher-ticket work.”
Nate Clark, Owner, Belle and Brothers Lawn Service, and founder of Grass Go
Clients on auto-charge
~50%
Invoices a month
50–60
Recurring clients
55

His own numbers, as of the 2026 season.

Belle and Brothers story

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