Lawn care software
Software that runs the whole company, not one corner of it.
Most landscaping businesses are running five or six tools that do not speak to each other, and the owner is the integration. Platy is one system: the quote becomes the job, the job becomes the invoice, and the payment lands in your books without anybody retyping it.
$297/month, per company, unlimited users, no per-seat pricing. 14 days free, then month to month. Card required at signup, no charge until the trial ends. Cancel anytime. No setup fee.
The problem is not any one tool. It is the gaps between them.
Ask an owner what they use and the list comes out the same way every time: a spreadsheet for pricing, a calendar for the schedule, a group text for the crew, an invoicing app, a separate card reader, and a shoebox that becomes the accountant’s problem in January. Each of those is fine at its own job. The cost is not in the tools, it is in the six places the same job has to be typed, and in the fact that no single screen can tell you what the week actually looks like.
The work that falls through does not fall through inside a tool. It falls through between two of them: the quote that was approved on the phone and never booked, the job that was finished and never invoiced, the invoice that was paid and never matched to the job. Every one of those is a gap, and every gap is the owner remembering.
One record, from the first phone call to the deposit.
In Platy, a client is one record and the work hangs off it. Price a job and it saves as a draft quote on that client. Send the quote and they approve it in their own login. Approving it turns it into a job you can schedule; scheduling it puts it in a crew’s day in an order the truck can drive; finishing it produces a real PDF invoice; paying that invoice puts the money in your own Stripe account and the transaction in your books.
Nothing in that chain is an export, an integration, or a sync that runs at midnight. It is the same record moving through the states a job actually has, which is why nothing has to be retyped and why the number on the invoice is the number that was quoted.
Built by people who had to run the route the next morning.
Platy was built inside a working landscaping company, which is a claim every vendor in this category makes and which shows up in small places. The crew app gives a crew one stop at a time, because that is how the day is worked. The schedule orders the day into a loop rather than a list, because a list is not a route. The books read the bank feed rather than asking anyone to categorise receipts in the evening, because nobody does.
The same instinct is why the price is one number. There is no per-seat charge, so putting the whole crew on it costs nothing extra, and nobody has to decide which foreman is worth a license.
What it does not do, said plainly.
It runs no marketing campaigns and no email campaigns, and it does not chase reviews. Coming from Jobber, the built-in Jobber import brings your clients, properties, invoices and open quotes over from the reports you export. From any other system there is no import yet, so moving a client list or a price list across is real work you do once, and it is worth knowing that before you sign up rather than after.
Job costing works for the jobs where you have captured the costs, which is an honest way of saying it is as good as what you put into it. Everything else on this page is shipped and you can watch it run before you pay for it.
Everything, for $297 a month.
One price, one bill, and the whole crew on it. There is no starter tier missing the part you need and no per-seat line that grows every time you hire.
- AI quoting priced from your own material costs and your own crew’s speed
- Scheduling that orders the day into a drivable route
- A crew app that runs the day one stop at a time, with clock in and out
- Real PDF invoices your customer can open, read and pay online
- Card payments into your own Stripe account, with your name on their statement
- A customer login to approve quotes, pay, save a card and ask for more work
- Books that build themselves from your bank feed, with a clean export for your CPA
- Two-way texting from the same screen as the job, with opt-outs handled for you
- Recurring maintenance that repeats on its own cadence
- A 14-day free trial, then unlimited users, month to month, cancel anytime
Questions owners ask
Is this a CRM, a field service app, or accounting software?
How much does it cost, and is there a per-user charge?
Can I move my clients and prices over from what I use now?
Will my crew actually use it?
Where does the money actually go?
Can I see it working before I pay?
The rest of the same system
Platy is one system, so none of these is a separate product or a separate bill. They are the other jobs the same software is doing while it does this one.
Quoting
Describe the job out loud and get a priced draft back, from your own numbers.
Scheduling and routing
Book the visit, assign the crew, and the day orders itself into a loop the truck can drive.
Invoicing and payments
A finished job becomes a real invoice, and the card payment lands in your own account.
Recent updates
The newest changes to this part of Platy OS, from the updates board.
Price your first real job tonight.
A demo company proves the software works. Your own numbers prove it works for you. Put one real job through it and you will know inside an evening.