The full software you run everything from — route building, crew dispatch, scheduling, billing and more.
A Canadian mowing season is a sprint — first cuts around the May long weekend, last cuts and fall cleanups racing the leaves in October, and every rained-out Tuesday in between has to land somewhere. MowBossPro holds your weekly routes together through all of it, and bills your customers in Canadian dollars while it does. The demo above is the real software — go click it.
Search for mowing software from anywhere in Canada and every demo button wants your name, your number, and a slot on a salesperson's calendar. Ours is the thing at the top of this page — it is already running.
| MowBossPro | Typical mowing software | |
|---|---|---|
| See the software | Right now | After a scheduled call |
| Give your phone number | Never | Required |
| Bill customers in CAD | Built in | Workarounds, or USD |
| Credit card for the trial | Never | Often |
| Data in the demo | A full company | Empty, or a slide deck |
| Crew & customer apps | Both, live | Screenshots |
| Sales follow-up | None | Expect it |
No form stands between you and the demo above. There is nothing to fill in.
When the mowing season opens on the May long weekend and shuts down when the leaves come, there is no slack in the calendar. Every piece of MowBossPro exists to keep those weeks full and paid for.
Set your country to Canada in Company Info and every invoice, card charge, and Pay Now link bills your customers in CAD through your own Canadian Stripe account. No USD on their statements, no conversion complaints, nothing to configure per customer.
Put a lawn on weekly or bi-weekly and it keeps its route day — the Tuesday yards stay Tuesday yards. Visits generate themselves all season, so your week fills in without you rebuilding it every Sunday night.
Draw a circle around a crescent on the map and see every property, service, and lawn square foot inside it before you commit a truck. Stack whole streets into one trailer drop instead of criss-crossing town.
When Tuesday washes out, push the day's stops instead of calling forty customers. Reschedule alerts go out automatically, and the cut cycle stays intact underneath — next week is still next week.
The opening cleanup and the October leaf race live on the same customer and property as the weekly cut — estimate it, schedule it, and invoice it alongside the mowing without duplicate records.
Your crew gets the day's stop list with gate notes on their phones; your customers get their own app for skip requests, invoices, and payments. Both included, both working in Canada today.
A mowing route only makes money when it holds its shape. MowBossPro pins every recurring lawn to its cycle and its route day, then generates the visits for you week after week — so a season that only runs twenty-some weeks doesn't leak any of them to scheduling drift.
The most profitable hour in mowing is the one where the trailer never moves. On the MowBossPro map you can draw a circle around any neighbourhood — a crescent, a subdivision, a corridor — and instantly see every property, every service, and the total lawn square footage sitting inside it.
That turns route building into a density decision instead of a guess: see which streets are worth a truck, quote the neighbours around your existing stops, and drop the whole circle onto the dispatch board at once.
Every Canadian mowing company loses days to rain. What it doesn't have to lose is the evening spent calling every customer on the route. In MowBossPro you push the washed-out stops to another day, the reschedule alerts go out on their own, and the recurring cycle underneath doesn't move — next week's cut is still next week's cut.
Spring cleanups kick the season off and the October leaf race closes it out — and both belong to the same customers you mow all summer. In MowBossPro a cleanup is just another service on the property: estimate it, drop it on the schedule, and invoice it next to the weekly cut without creating anything twice.
Set your country to Canada on the Company Info page and MowBossPro bills your customers in Canadian dollars from that moment on — every invoice, every card-on-file charge, every Pay Now link, all through your own Canadian Stripe account. Charge per cut as the season runs, or put steady customers on a flat monthly amount and let the charge run itself.

A real payment page from the platform — a Canada-set company's customer pays in Canadian dollars. (The founder's own company.) The country selector is Stripe's standard field; customers pick their own country at checkout.
Your crew doesn't need the office software — they need today. The MowBossPro crew app puts the stop list on their phones in route order, with the property notes and gate details attached to each address, and one big button to mark the yard done and roll to the next one.
Every customer gets a branded app on their phone — no app store, no password to remember. Going to the lake for two weeks? They request the skip themselves instead of leaving a voicemail. And you decide feature by feature what each customer can see.
The picker above the demo at the top of this page swaps between the three apps that make up the system. They share one backend, so a lawn your crew finishes on a crescent in Moncton or Medicine Hat shows up in the office and on the customer's phone at the same moment.
Scheduling, the circle-map route builder, estimates, CAD invoicing, and the dispatch board. What you run the business from.
Today's stop list in route order, gate notes, property details, and one-tap complete or skip.
What your customers get — visits, skip requests, invoices in CAD, and one-tap payment.
The plan is $59 USD a month with everything included — and to be plain about it up front: the subscription itself bills in US dollars and your bank converts, while everything your customers see bills in Canadian dollars. Full detail in the FAQ below.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. No hidden fees — ever.
Yes — today, not "coming soon." Customer records, weekly and bi-weekly cut schedules, the route map, estimates, invoicing in Canadian dollars, the crew app, and the customer app all work in Canada right now. You connect your own Canadian Stripe account and your customers are billed in CAD.
Yes. Set your country to Canada on the Company Info page and every invoice, card-on-file charge, and Pay Now link goes out in Canadian dollars automatically, through your own Canadian Stripe account. Your customers see a plain CAD amount — no US dollars, no conversion line on their statement.
Both. Invoice each cut as it happens, or set a customer up on flat monthly card-on-file billing and let the charge run itself. Either way it bills in CAD, and spring or fall cleanups can be added to the same customer without setting anything up twice.
The plan is $59 USD a month with every feature included — no tiers, no per-user fees. The subscription is priced in US dollars, so your card is charged in USD and your bank converts it. We say that plainly because a surprise conversion on your statement is exactly the kind of thing software companies bury.
It works, but it is not instant. Sending automated texts in Canada requires registering a Canadian sending number with the carriers, which we set up with you during onboarding — it takes some lead time, not a flipped switch on day one. Email alerts and customer-app notifications work everywhere from your first day.
Yes — 14 days, full access, no credit card required to start. Set your country to Canada during setup and your account bills customers in CAD from the very first invoice.
No. The demo at the top of this page is the real software connected to a live demo company — office dashboard, crew app, and customer app. Nobody is notified that you looked, and nobody will call you.
Set your country to Canada, connect your Stripe account, and bill your first customer in CAD before the next cut. 14 days free, every feature, no card up front.