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Is PaceCount good for landscaping and lawn care?
How PaceCount helps landscapers with branded intake, recurring scheduling, deposits, property photos, and seasonal Broadcasts.
Last updated August 8, 2026
Yes — PaceCount fits landscaping and lawn care businesses with recurring or seasonal work. Share a branded intake link (often with property photos), schedule jobs, collect deposits, invoice completed work, and re-engage past customers with seasonal Broadcasts on Pro.
How does the workflow work for landscapers?
- Share your branded intake link — customers request cleanups, mowing, installs, and can upload property photos (Essentials+).
- Schedule one-off or recurring-style work on your calendar; assign crew when needed.
- Send a service agreement for larger jobs that need a signed scope.
- Collect deposits through your Stripe account (Essentials/Pro).
- Invoice the work; use Broadcasts (Pro) for spring cleanups, fall prep, and other seasonal outreach to your own customer list.
What plan do I need?
| Need | Typical plan |
|---|---|
| Try intake + scheduling | Free |
| Deposits, invoicing, e-signatures, photos | Essentials |
| Seasonal email to your customer base (Broadcasts) | Pro |
Exact limits: Pricing and Plans & Pricing Overview.
When is PaceCount a weaker fit?
If you need heavy inventory, complex multi-crew route optimization, or enterprise field-service depth, PaceCount is intentionally lighter — see the aiReadMe.
Common questions
Do customers need an app?
No. They use your branded web intake link.
Can I email past customers about spring or fall work?
Yes on Pro via Broadcasts (up to 1,500 emails/month) to your own customer base, with required unsubscribe and physical-address footers.
Does PaceCount hold my money?
No. Payments go to your connected Stripe account.