The full software you run everything from — estimates, job scheduling, crew dispatch, billing and more.
LandscapeBossPro runs the whole operation — line-item estimates, crew scheduling and dispatch, maintenance contracts, the crew app, the customer app, and billing — and when you set your country to Canada, every invoice, card charge, and payment link bills in CAD through your own Canadian Stripe account. Not a currency toggle bolted on later. Built in.
Every Canadian landscaping company is really two companies wearing one logo. There's the project pipeline — design-build, hardscape, sod, planting — crammed into a build season that frost shortens on both ends. And there's the maintenance book — the weekly and monthly contracts that carry steady revenue through the whole year. Most software handles one and fumbles the other. LandscapeBossPro runs both from the same board.
When the ground finally thaws, every install job you booked all winter wants to start at once — and every week a project overruns is a week you can't get back before the ground closes again. LandscapeBossPro keeps the pipeline visible: which bids are out, which are signed, which builds are active, and which crews they're eating.
The maintenance book is what pays the bills while the big builds run long — but only if the visits actually happen on schedule. Recurring contracts in LandscapeBossPro generate their own visits, drop onto routed days, and flag anything that got skipped, so the steady money stays steady even in the middle of project chaos.
With most platforms, “book a demo” means a sales rep, a calendar link, and a pitch deck. At the top of this page is the real product — scroll it, tap it, break nothing. Here's how the whole experience compares.
| LandscapeBossPro | Typical Platform | |
|---|---|---|
| See the software before talking to sales | Live demo on this page | Book a call first |
| Price published on the website | from $59/mo, right here | “Contact us” |
| Customer invoicing in Canadian dollars | Native — your own Canadian Stripe | Varies / add-on |
| Every feature at one price | All included | Tiered plans + add-ons |
| Per-user fees | None — unlimited users | Per seat, per month |
| Trial without a credit card | 14 days, no card | Card up front |
“Typical platform” describes common industry practice, not any single competitor.
Spring in Canada is a quoting avalanche. The snow melts, the phone detonates, and every homeowner who spent March staring at their dead yard wants a number this week. The company that turns a site visit into a signed, deposited job in two days — while the competition is still “getting back to you” — books the season. That's the whole game, and it's what this pipeline is built for.
Build the bid from your own catalog — labour, materials, and markup on every line — email it from the platform, and let the client accept with one click from their phone. The moment it's accepted, it converts to a scheduled job and an invoice without retyping a single line.
A real payment page from the platform — a Canada-set company's customer pays in Canadian dollars. (The founder's own company.) Customers select their own country at checkout.
The hardest scheduling problem in landscaping isn't one crew's day — it's keeping the install crews on their multi-day builds while the maintenance crews hit every contracted stop, and reshuffling both when a build runs long or the rain doesn't stop. The dispatch board shows all of it at once: who's where, what's scheduled, what's waiting, and what fits.
A maintenance book of a hundred contracts is a thousand small promises — and a whiteboard keeps exactly none of them. In LandscapeBossPro, a recurring contract generates its own visits on its own cycle, drops them onto routed days, and bills the card on file when the cycle closes. The book runs whether you're watching it or buried in a build.
Your crews don't need another login to a desktop program — they need today's stops, in order, with the details that stop the phone calls: what's being done, what's loaded, the gate code, and the note about the dog. That's the crew app. Big buttons, clear status, built for gloves and truck cabs.
Try it yourself — the crew app is the third tab in the live demo at the top of this page.
Every client gets a branded app on their phone — no app store, no password to forget, just a secure text-link login. They see their visits, their history, and their invoices, and they pay in Canadian dollars without ever calling your office. You flip a switch to control exactly what each customer can see.
It's the second tab in the live demo up top — open it and see exactly what your customers would see.
Between the last frost and the first one, a Canadian landscaping company has to quote, build, maintain, and collect a whole year's revenue. Every part of LandscapeBossPro earns its keep somewhere on that calendar.
The thaw hits and everyone wants a number at once. Catalog-built estimates go out in minutes, follow-up sequences chase the silent ones automatically, and deposits land the moment a bid is signed — so the season is booked before the competition finishes their callbacks.
Install crews grind through the project backlog while maintenance crews keep a hundred contracts on schedule. The dispatch board balances both, progress invoices go out as phases finish, and the recurring billing runs itself in the background.
Fall cleanups stack on top of the last installs racing the frost. Circle a neighbourhood on the map, schedule every cleanup inside it at once, and get final invoices out while the trucks are still warm — not in January.
Renew the maintenance book, chase the last receivables with automated reminders, and price next spring's catalog while the equipment is in the shop. Your customer records, property notes, and history are all there waiting for the thaw.
The client who calls in April about “the same as last year” shouldn't send you digging through old texts and a glovebox of paper. Every client and every property in LandscapeBossPro carries its own record — services, prices, notes, photos, invoices — so anyone in the office can answer like they've been on that lawn for years.
$59 USD a month buys the whole platform — the same everything-included price whether you run one crew in Kelowna or five across the GTA. Your subscription bills in US dollars and your bank converts it; everything your customers pay flows in Canadian dollars through your own Canadian Stripe account.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. No credit card required for the trial.
Two of these answers are things most software websites would bury. We'd rather you know before your trial than after.
Yes — natively, not through a workaround. Set your country to Canada in Company Info and connect your own Canadian Stripe account. From that point on, every invoice you send, every card you charge, and every payment link your customers open bills in CAD. The money lands in your Canadian Stripe account and pays out to your Canadian bank like any other Canadian business.
No — being straight with you: the from $59/month subscription itself is billed in US dollars, and your bank or card converts it at its exchange rate. Everything customer-facing — your invoices, your card charges, your payment links — is in Canadian dollars through your own Canadian Stripe account. It is only the software subscription that bills in USD.
Yes, with one honest caveat: Canadian carriers require a registered Canadian sending number before automated texting can go live, and we set that registration up with you during onboarding — it is not instant. Email alerts and customer-app notifications work from day one, so your customers still get their on-the-way and job-complete updates while the number registration goes through.
Yes. The job board, route map, crew dispatch, property mapping, and customer records all work in Canada today. Your properties pin on the map, your crews get their routed stops on their phones, and your maintenance book generates its recurring visits exactly the way it does for a company in the States.
Yes. Collect a deposit when the estimate is signed — before you order a single pallet or yard of material — then bill progress draws as the project moves and the balance at walkthrough. All of it in CAD through your own Stripe account, all of it tied back to the original estimate so nothing gets missed.
One flat price: $59 USD per month with every feature included — unlimited users, unlimited clients and properties, estimating, scheduling, dispatch, the crew app, the customer app, and invoicing. 500 texts/month (sent and received, US and Canada) are included, then $15 per additional 500. The 14-day free trial requires no credit card, so you can load your real client list and run it before you pay anything.
Load your real client list, build a real estimate, and run a real route during the trial. If it doesn't earn its keep in 14 days, walk away — no card, no charge, no phone call to cancel.