Program-grade lawn care software, without the module maze.

Capability is not the complaint — cost of change is

Operators rarely leave Real Green because it cannot do something. They leave because doing something new takes a ticket, a specialist, or a project. When pricing, program structure, or crew organization changes faster than the software can be reconfigured, the operation starts working around its own system.

• Changes to programs and pricing need someone trained in the platform
• Capability lives across modules that each carry their own cost and setup
• Reporting takes assembly rather than answering the question directly
• New office hires take months to become productive

What Love keeps and what it drops

Love keeps the parts that make program lawn care work: measured properties, multi-round programs with timing windows, density-driven routing, prepay economics, and disciplined renewal and upsell motion. It drops the assumption that a person has to operate all of it manually.

• Rounds timed to windows and conditions, not fixed calendar dates
• Routing that re-optimizes across the week when weather or cancels hit
• Billing teammate handling prepay, declined cards, and past-due follow-up
• Reviews, referrals, and messaging native to the customer record

Reporting you can actually ask questions of

Density, cost per stop, callback and re-service rate, program mix, renewal rate, and prepay adoption are the numbers that run a lawn care company. Keeping the whole operation on one record is what makes those answerable without exporting to a spreadsheet.

What comes across

Customers, measured properties, programs and remaining rounds, service and application history, prepay balances, open invoices, and notes migrate with parity, and inconsistent program naming from years of growth gets normalized on the way in.