The best landscaping software for landscapers

This is Koira's own list, and Koira is on it, first. The order after Koira is not a score: each tool is here because landscapers look at it, and the table says who it suits.

Prices as each company's own pricing page showed them on October 29, 2026, monthly billing first, in US dollars. Prices change often, so check the page before you buy. Koira's prices are from Koira pricing.

Best for: one to three crew landscapers that want to start free and add the phone and follow-ups when they are ready.

Koira sorts every stop by the drive on every plan, measures a lawn from above for a first number from your price list, and lets customers book from your Koira site. On Front Office, weekly, monthly or seasonal plans bill the card on file and book the visits, and each crew sees its own stops, with no per-person fee.

• Price: Office free; Grow $249 a month plus usage at cost; Front Office $499 a month flat, usage included.
• Free plan or trial: Office is free, with no trial clock.
• How the price grows: no per-person fee on any plan. Card payments: 2.9% + 30¢ (Stripe) plus 2% on Office, 1% on Grow, 0.5% on Front Office (Koira); on Office that share replaces a monthly fee.
• Worth knowing: Koira does not do payroll, inventory or a dispatch board for a call center.

More: Koira pricing and what a lawn care company needs from software.

Best for: landscape companies that budget by the numbers.

LMN is landscaping software from Granum. LMN Starter is for companies with 1 to 3 crews and includes 1 office or crew lead license and 5 crew member licenses; budgeting, estimating, scheduling and invoicing are on its plan list.

• Price: LMN Starter from $297 a month, LMN Professional from $648, Enterprise on request, as LMN's pricing page showed on October 29, 2026.
• Free plan or trial: Demo on request.
• How the price grows: Licenses by plan; Starter includes 1 office or crew lead and 5 crew members, more for a fee.
• Worth knowing: Starter is priced from $297 a month on monthly billing, and added licenses cost extra.

Best for: enterprise-level landscape businesses.

Aspire says it is designed for enterprise-level landscape businesses, with job costing, estimating, purchasing and a customer portal on its feature list. ServiceTitan's pricing page lists Aspire among ServiceTitan's products.

• Price: Priced by company size and the solution you need; no prices on the page. Aspire's pricing page has the details.
• Free plan or trial: Demo on request.
• How the price grows: One license fee billed monthly, no limit on users.
• Worth knowing: Price depends on company size and complexity, and there is no published number to compare.

Best for: route-based lawn and landscape companies.

Service Autopilot lists lawn care, cleaning, snow removal, pest control and pool cleaning as industries, and serves landscaping too. Route optimization, a dispatch calendar and job costing come in on Pro.

• Price: Startup $49 a month, Pro $199, Pro Plus $499, each plus a sign-up fee, at yearly subscription rates, as Service Autopilot's pricing page showed on October 29, 2026.
• Free plan or trial: Free trial offered.
• How the price grows: Annual subscription rates plus a sign-up fee.
• Worth knowing: Every plan adds a sign-up fee, and prices are yearly subscription rates.

Compared on Koira: Service Autopilot alternative and Service Autopilot pricing, explained.

Best for: quotes, invoices and a website on one low plan.

Jobber lists landscaping and lawn care among its industries. Core covers booking, quotes, invoices and a website for one user, and route optimization comes in on Connect.

• Price: Core $49 a month, Connect $139, Grow $199 for one user on monthly billing; $29, $99 and $149 a month billed yearly, as Jobber's pricing page showed on October 29, 2026.
• Free plan or trial: Free trial, no credit card.
• How the price grows: By plan and team size; the page shows one-user prices.
• Worth knowing: The AI Receptionist ($29 a month), Pipeline ($49) and Marketing Suite ($99) are add-ons below Plus.

Compared on Koira: Jobber alternative for landscapers and Jobber pricing, explained.

Best for: recurring service plans with eight users.

Housecall Pro lists landscaping among its industries. Recurring service plans and route optimization are on Max, which includes eight users.

• Price: Basic $79 a month, Essentials $189, Max $329; $59, $149 and $299 a month billed yearly, as Housecall Pro's pricing page showed on October 29, 2026.
• Free plan or trial: Free for 2 weeks, no credit card.
• How the price grows: Users included by plan, then $35 a month each added user on Max.
• Worth knowing: The AI answering (CSR AI), Pipeline, Campaigns, Voice, Websites and Tap to Pay are listed as separate products with no price on the pricing page.

Compared on Koira: Housecall Pro alternative for landscapers and Housecall Pro pricing, explained.

Best for: measuring a property on a map.

QuoteIQ lists landscaping among its industries. MapMeasure Pro, for measuring a property on a map, comes in on Beginner, and Essentials includes estimates with options for one user.

• Price: Essentials $29.99 a month for 1 user, then Beginner $99.99, Pro $199.99, Elite $299.99 and Max $699.99, as QuoteIQ's pricing page showed on October 29, 2026.
• Free plan or trial: 14-day free trial on every plan.
• How the price grows: Users and monthly IQ Credits by plan, $25 a month each added user.
• Worth knowing: AI features draw on monthly IQ Credits, and extra credits cost more.

Compared on Koira: QuoteIQ alternative for landscapers.

This is Koira's list, written by Koira, and Koira is on it. We say that first because it matters when you read the rest. Koira is listed first because it is ours; the other tools follow in no ranked order, and none paid to be here.

The others are the tools landscapers look at most: specialists built for the trade (LMN and Aspire), and general field service apps that list the trade among the industries on their own site.

Every price, plan name, trial and pricing model was read on October 29, 2026 from the company's own pricing page, as raw page text. When a company publishes no price, we say so and link the page instead of guessing. Who each company is for and what sits on which plan come from its own pages too, checked between October 8 and October 29, 2026. We did not use review sites or third-party price lists, and we did not test every tool hands on. How Koira makes its data is on the methodology page.

Decide whether you need a landscape accounting system or a day-to-day office. LMN and Aspire are built for budgeting and job costing across crews; a one to three crew company often needs routes, plans and fast quotes first.

Then count licenses. LMN prices by office and crew licenses, Housecall Pro and Jobber by users, Aspire by company size, and Koira has no per-person fee.

For what a lawn care company needs from software, feature by feature, see landscaping software.