Lawn Care Quote Calculator

Lawn care is priced per visit and sold per month, and the gap between those two is where the money goes missing. Most calculators price the visit and stop, which answers half the question a customer is actually asking.

This does both. Enter one visit at what it truly costs, then how often you go and how many weeks your season really runs. It gives you the visit price, the monthly figure and the annual figure.

The annual figure is the one that matters, and it is calculated from the season rather than from twelve months. A round that cuts weekly for thirty weeks is not a twelve-month contract. Quoting it as one promises a service you do not deliver, and the difference is not small: on the same weekly price, a thirty-week season is roughly forty per cent less annual revenue than multiplying the month by twelve suggests. Businesses sign contracts on that number and find out in August.

The visit itself is priced properly too. Edging, trimming and blowing as the finishing work that takes the time. Clipping removal, because taking cuttings away means loading, transport and a disposal fee. And a first-cut loading, because the first visit to a neglected lawn is not a normal cut and quoting it at the normal price is how a season starts at a loss.

Underneath is the same costing as every tool in this range: burdened labour rather than the wage, travel at what the vehicle really costs per visit, and overhead recovered from a monthly figure. It warns when a wage is being used as a cost, when no overhead is recovered, and when margin and markup have been confused.

One HTML file. No account, no subscription, no internet needed. The readme explains the extra step on iPhone and iPad.