For landscapers
Built for lawn care contracts and one-off landscaping jobs alike.
Landscaping businesses juggle two different billing rhythms - recurring maintenance contracts and one-time installs or hardscaping projects. WiseSlip handles both, plus everything around them.
1
Quote a new job
Price out an install, cleanup, or hardscaping project before work starts. Accept it, and it converts straight to an invoice.
2
Bill recurring or one-off work
Invoice a mowing route the same way you'd invoice a single mulch install.
3
Order plants & materials
Formally order mulch, plants, or hardscaping materials from a supplier.
4
Track equipment & supplies
A simple inventory report for mowers, trimmers, and materials on hand.
5
Bid on commercial contracts
Pitch a property-management company or HOA with a formal proposal.
Prefer to start from a pre-filled example? See the Landscapers invoice template, or browse every trade.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I bill recurring lawn care versus a one-time landscaping job?
- Both use the same invoice template - for a recurring route, itemize the visit or period (e.g. "Lawn mowing & edging - monthly") and note the billing arrangement; for a one-time job, itemize the actual materials and labor for that install.
- Can I quote a big install before I start?
- Yes - use the Quote template to price out the job. If the client accepts, convert it straight to an invoice with one click, without retyping anything.
- How do I track plants, mulch, and equipment costs?
- Order materials from a supplier with a Purchase Order, and track equipment or supplies on hand with the Inventory Management template - it flags anything at or below its reorder point.
- How do I bid on a commercial or HOA contract?
- Use the Business Proposal template for a formal bid with a clear scope, timeline, and price - property managers and HOAs typically expect something more formal than a one-line quote.