LawnPro vs SoloOp

LawnPro manages customers, job schedules, invoices, and payments for service businesses. It is built for lawn care, landscaping, painting, pool services, pressure washing, snow removal, plumbing, and HVAC businesses. Scheduling includes a drag-and-drop calendar, recurring job templates, crew views, and dispatch groups. Routing features include AI route optimization, directions, mileage and fuel tracking, stop reordering, and multi-crew views. Teams can take card, ACH, and PayPal payments, use saved-card auto-charging, and accept online payments. Automations can send welcome messages, payment reminders, appointment texts, review requests, and delayed sequences. The mobile app lets teams check schedules and routes, clock in and out, add notes and photos, mark jobs complete, and communicate. The free Solo plan requires no credit card and allows one user and up to 25 customers. Paid plans listed include Startup at $39.00 per month, Grow at $129.00 per month, and Plus at $249.00 per month. QuickBooks Sync is included with Plus or available as an add-on on lower plans. The API is available by request on any plan, but invoices, estimates, payments, and schedules are read-only through it.

SoloOp handles scheduling, invoicing, and payments for recurring residential or mixed commercial landscaping work. Jobs can repeat weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or on a custom cycle, and recurring jobs are generated automatically. Its Gravity engine recommends a day for a new property based on the operator’s other jobs. Rain Mode can push back, redistribute, or park a day’s work and notify affected clients of their revised date. Clients can pay card or ACH invoices through Stripe; SoloOp says the processing fee is added to the client’s total by default. Other listed features include AutoPay, a client portal, offline mode, expense tracking, crew support, tax reporting, CSV export, overdue-payment reminders, estimates, proposals, and client messaging. SoloOp is listed for Android, iOS, and web, and says it is available in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, with feature availability varying by region. The Free plan includes every feature and has no subscription; payment processing fees apply to client payments made through the app.