CurbsideWorks plans the route, runs the day on your phone, and logs every service as you go.
Free under 25 customers · $29/mo solo · $49/mo for the whole crew.
No per-seat, per-route or per-pool charges.
The problem
Every tool in this market meters something you can't avoid buying more of — a seat, a truck, a pool — then charges you again the day you grow.
Heads up: these are their prices, not ours
Jobber charges
$39 → $119
What the most popular option costs the day you take on one employee. GorillaDesk charges per route instead, so a third truck triples that bill.
Jobber charges
+$47/mo
These started as invoicing tools and added routing later. One charges extra for it; RealGreen buries it in a plan starting near $200.
Cloud-only tools
No signal
Jobber, GorillaDesk and Skimmer all quit halfway down a rural road. The ones that do work offline want a contract and a setup fee.
CurbsideWorks is $29 a month, flat — and it stays $29 when you hire. See our pricing →
How it works
Set it up once, then most weeks are two taps: generate, and go.
Add customers and what they're on — every 45 days, every other Thursday, twice a season. Addresses get pinned automatically.
One tap schedules everything that's come due. Press it twice and nothing doubles up.
Stops sequence by real road drive time, out from your shop and back — with a finish time before you leave.
Tap to navigate. Arrived. Tick off what you did. Complete. It moves you to the next stop.
Why it's different
Every day shows its stop count, its workload and its drive time. You find out a 21-stop Thursday won't fit while you can still move something — not at 6pm standing in someone's yard.
Aug 17 – Aug 21
0 stops
18 stops
20 stops
20 stops
21 stops
Dead zones are why this is the build in progress rather than a someday item. The day's route, addresses, gate codes and notes will live on the phone, so you can log in airplane mode and let it sync once you're back in range.
Licensed applicators have to keep per-application records for state audits. CurbsideWorks captures product, rate, area and conditions at completion, then exports the report.
It's the feature that otherwise forces you onto software costing ten times as much.
Who it's for
CurbsideWorks isn't a lawn app with other trades bolted on. It's built around what these businesses share: the same stops, on a rhythm, from a truck.
Compare
Published prices as of August 2026. The second row is the one that matters.
| CurbsideWorks | Jobber | GorillaDesk | Skimmer | RealGreen | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starts at | $29/mo | $39/mo | $49/mo | $49/mo min | Quote only |
| When you grow | Stays flat | $119 at first hire | Per route — ×3 trucks | Per pool, rate doubled | $300–600/mo typical |
| Route optimization | Core feature | Basic | Included | Included | Paid add-on |
| Works offline | In build | No | No | No | Yes |
| Application records | Included | No | On $99 tier | Readings only | Yes |
| Setup fee | None | None | None | None | ~$995 |
| Contract | None | None | None | None | One year |
Competitor figures from their own published pricing and current customer reports. Plans change — check theirs before deciding, and check ours too.
Pricing
Two months free if you pay yearly. No card to start.
Starter
$0
Up to 25 customers. Nothing held back in the field.
Solo
$29/mo
Unlimited customers, for the one-truck operation.
Crew
$49/mo
Add the whole team. The price doesn't move.
Straight with you, because you'd find out anyway. CurbsideWorks is in early access and built in the open.
Early access means a lower price locked for life and a direct line to the person writing the code. See the full build status and what you're signing up for →
Load your customers and see your first optimized day in about ten minutes.
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