- Jobber is the easiest to start with. Plans begin at $49 a month, or $29 a month billed yearly.
- Copilot CRM is now called Homeworks. It has a free Solo plan and is built for companies growing past $250K.
- LMN is the heavyweight for budgeting and job costing. It starts at $297 a month and has no free plan.
- For most lawn care companies under $500K, we recommend Jobber.
Running a lawn care or landscaping company means juggling crews, customers, quotes, invoices and payments. A good CRM and field service app puts all of that in one place, so you stop losing jobs to missed calls and forgotten follow-ups.
This guide compares the three we hear about most from lawn and landscape owners: Jobber, Homeworks (the new name for Copilot CRM) and LMN. Every price below was checked on each company’s own pricing page in November 2026. Software prices change often, so confirm before you buy.
The short version
| Jobber | Homeworks | LMN | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest paid plan | $49 a month (1 user) | Growth plan (up to 10 users) | $297 a month |
| Free plan | No, 14 day free trial | Yes, Solo | No |
| Best for | Getting organized fast | Growing past $250K | Budgeting and job costing |
| Learning curve | Low | Medium | High |
Jobber
Jobber is a field service app used across home services, including lawn care, landscaping and pest control. It covers quotes, scheduling, routing, invoicing, online payments and customer messages, with apps for iPhone and Android.
What it costs. Core is $49 a month for one user, or $29 a month if you pay for the year. Connect is $139 a month for one user, or $199 a month for a team of up to five. Grow starts at $199 a month for one user and $299 a month for up to five. The free trial runs 14 days on the Grow plan with no credit card.
What we like
- It is simple. Most owners can send a quote and schedule a job on day one.
- Support by phone, chat and email.
- QuickBooks Online sync on the Connect plan and up, plus Zapier for other tools.
- It grows with you. You can move up a plan when you add crews.
What to watch
- The price jumps when you add your first helper, because the one-user plans stop at one user.
- Review requests, email campaigns and some other marketing tools are paid add-ons.
- Very large companies that need deep job costing or inventory may outgrow it.
Homeworks (formerly Copilot CRM)
Copilot CRM changed its name to Homeworks in early 2026. It was founded by Mike Andes, who comes from the lawn and landscape business, and it is built for home service companies growing from about $250,000 to $3 million a year.
What it costs. There are three plans. Solo is free and meant for getting started. Growth includes up to 10 users and Enterprise includes up to 20, with extra users at $15 a month each. Growth and Enterprise share the same features. Check the Homeworks pricing page for the current monthly rate. Paid plans come with a growth guarantee: if your business does not grow at least 10 percent in your first year, they refund your software fees.
What we like
- Built by people who have run lawn and landscape crews.
- Strong automation for reminders, recurring invoices and follow-ups.
- A customer portal where clients approve estimates and pay.
- A free plan, so you can try the layout before you pay.
What to watch
- It is newer than Jobber and LMN and changes often, so expect frequent updates.
- Homeworks itself says it may not be the right fit if you are a solo operator who plans to stay under $250,000 a year.
LMN
LMN, now part of Granum, is built for landscaping and snow companies. Its strength is numbers: you build a yearly budget first, and every estimate is priced from your real overhead and profit goals.
What it costs. Starter is $297 a month and includes one office or crew lead license and five crew licenses. Professional is $648 a month and includes three office or crew lead licenses and fifteen crew licenses. Enterprise is by quote. There is a one-time onboarding fee, and there is no free plan.
What we like
- The best budgeting and estimating of the three. You know every job is priced to make money.
- Made for landscape construction, maintenance and snow in one system.
- Training, including an online academy.
What to watch
- It takes real time to learn and set up. Many companies assign one person to own it.
- The price is hard to justify for a company under $500,000 unless you will use the budgeting tools fully.
Our pick for most lawn care companies
For most lawn care and landscaping companies doing $100,000 to $500,000 a year, we recommend Jobber. It is the quickest to learn, the price is fair for what you get, and it covers quoting, scheduling, invoicing and payments without a long setup.
Look at Homeworks if you are pushing past $250,000 and want more automation. Look at LMN if your biggest problem is knowing whether your jobs are priced right.
Try Jobber here. Green Frog is a Jobber partner, so we may be paid if you sign up through this link. It does not change what you pay.
A CRM does not bring in leads
A CRM organizes the work you already have. It does not make the phone ring. That part comes from your website, your local SEO and your Google Business Profile. Our lawn care marketing guide walks through the full plan.
