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Everything published on mowseason.com, grouped the way the site is actually built. Each link carries one line explaining what waits on the other side of it.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the March problem, how a season is built, the six features, results, pricing and the demo request form.
- AuthorWho Jimenez Julien is, why he built a seasonal package tool for lawn crews, and what he is accountable for.
- Site mapThis page, a linked index of every destination on the site.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How MowSeason Compares to Other Lawn Care SoftwareMowSeason sells the whole season of mowing, mulch and cleanups in one signup, so the honest question is whether you need that or a broader system to run every job your trucks touch.
- MowSeason vs JobberJobber suits a home service business that wants quoting, scheduling, invoicing and payments for every kind of job in one place, while MowSeason suits an owner whose real problem is getting the mowing season sold before April.
- MowSeason vs Service AutopilotService Autopilot suits a lawn care company ready to run its whole operating day inside one deep system, while MowSeason suits an owner whose season is under sold and whose route falls apart every rain week.
- MowSeason vs YardbookYardbook suits a small lawn operation that mainly needs customer records, estimates and invoices in one place, while MowSeason suits an owner trying to get the whole mowing season committed before spring.
- Free Calculators for Lawn Care and Landscaping OwnersRun your own crew hour cost, visit counts and route numbers through these two calculators before you quote your next season package.
- Season Package Price CalculatorEnter your loaded crew hour cost, the visits you commit to, your cleanup hours and materials, and see the season price and per visit price that hit your target margin.
- Route Capacity CalculatorEnter your crew count, mowing days, on property time and drive time between stops to see how many weekly accounts your route can carry before the days run past dark.
- Resources for Selling and Running a Mowing SeasonFree tools and working documents for lawn care owners who want the season sold before the first cut and the route holding together through a wet June.
- Preseason Signup ChecklistWork these four stages between November and March and you will start the season with a committed route instead of a phone list.
Legal and policy
- Legal noticePublisher identification for MLJ, SASU, registration numbers, publication director and hosting provider.
- Privacy policyExactly which form fields are collected, why, for how long, and how to exercise US state and EU rights.
- Terms of serviceSubscription tiers, billing and cancellation, data ownership, availability targets and governing law.
Home page sections
- Where the season leaks moneyFour costs that come out of the March scramble, with the hours and dollars attached to each.
- How a season gets builtThe four steps from package to signed agreement to filled calendar to weather shifted route.
- FeaturesPackage builder, visit rotation, weather routing, growth pacing, add on capture and the renewal roll.
- Season results by the numbersMedian figures from 96 companies after one complete season on the platform.
- Owner interviewsThree lawn care owners in Indiana, Texas and Wisconsin on what changed for them.
Buying and contact
- PricingSolo Crew at $29, Two Crews at $69 and Full Season at $139 per month, with what each tier includes.
- FAQSix answers on price, setup time, data ownership, integrations, cancellation and season contracts.
- Request a demoThe form that puts your request in front of a person, answered within one business day.
- Email us directlySkip the form and write to jimenezjulien42@gmail.com if that suits you better.
The Cut List
- The Cut ListThe magazine index: nine reports on route economics, turf craft, season contracts, crew labor and state turf rules.
- How to Price a Season Long Mowing and Cleanup PackageSeason length, visit count, crew hour cost and the mulch and cleanup allowance behind a package a homeowner will sign.
- Per Cut Billing vs Equal Monthly Payments for Mowing RoutesCash flow, disputes, collections and year end bookkeeping compared for per cut invoices and equal monthly billing.
- Eight Routing Mistakes That Add an Hour to Every Mowing DayEight scheduling and route habits that quietly stretch a mowing day, with the fix for each one.
- Applicator Licenses, Phosphorus Limits, and Turf Blackout DatesApplicator certification, label law, state phosphorus limits, blackout windows, posted notice and application records.
- How a Three Crew Shop Sold Its Whole Mowing Season by March 1A month by month account of how one three crew shop sold its entire season between November and March 1.
- Mulch Estimating by the Numbers: Yards, Depth, and Crew HoursCoverage math, bed measurement, depth choice, delivery and the crew hours behind a quoted mulch price.
- A Rain Week on the Route: Recovering Four Lost Mowing DaysHow crews resequence a route after four rained out days without rutting saturated turf or scalping tall grass.
- Spring Startup Checklist Before the First Cut of the SeasonThe pre season order of work: blades and decks, trailer and truck, fuel and batteries, paperwork, crew and start dates.
- How Blower Bans, Labor Caps, and Watering Rules Change Mowing WorkMunicipal blower ordinances, the seasonal visa cap and drought rules, and what each one does to a season package.