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Clean yards. Every week.
Quote the first cleanup, save the gate code and the dog’s name, and put the weekly visits on the calendar. The invoices take care of themselves.
Two dogs. Big yard.
New yards come in from the form.
Your website form asks how many dogs, how big the yard is and when it was last cleaned. The first cleanup gets priced, and the weekly plan starts after.
Dogs, yard and gate.
Your own questions on the form: how many dogs, where the gate is, and the code.
Chat that quotes the weekly price.
Website chat answers from your price book, so “how much for two dogs” gets your number.
Add the referrals yourself.
The neighbor who asked over the fence goes in as a lead in a few seconds.
Leads
4 new this week- Maria DelgadoWebsite form8:40 AM
- Jordan LeeWebsite chatYesterday
- Amy ChenReferralMon
- Noah FieldsAdded by youSun
Priced per visit, by the dog.
Weekly cleanups by the number of dogs, one-time cleanups by how long it’s been, and the add-ons on their own lines.
pet waste removal
Your price book
One dog, $18 a visit.
By the dog, per visit.
One dog, two dogs, three or more. Each at its own weekly price.
A range for the first cleanup.
$65 to $160 depending on how long it’s been. Quote the range, bill the number.
Add-ons on their own lines.
Deodorizer, the deck wash, the extra dog. Each one a line the customer can see.
Every week, same day, on its own.
Set up the weekly plan once. Every visit lands on the calendar and the route, with the gate code on it, and the invoice goes out the way you choose.
Gate code’s on every visit.
Weekly cleanup · 2 dogs
ActiveThe visits, at a glance
- Sep 28Done
- Oct 5Done
- Oct 12Done
- Oct 19Next
- Oct 26On the calendar
- Nov 2On the calendar
Every week, or twice a week.
Pick the day. Pick the months it runs if you stop for winter.
Per visit, or one price a month.
An invoice for each visit, or a flat monthly price. Nothing is charged when you save.
Snowbirds, sorted.
Pause the plan while they’re away. The visits come off the calendar, and nothing is texted.
Start with a draft.
Set up for pet waste removal.
The app drafts a pet waste price book you edit, picks the documents a service trade needs, and puts every yard on a weekly plan.
Set up for pet waste removal
Price book
“Draft pet waste removal services with AI”, then change any name or price. Or import your CSV.
One buttonDocuments
Terms and conditions, the service-plan agreement and the notice of right to cancel.
3 pickedWeekly plans
Every week or twice a week, per visit or one price a month.
ReadyWebsite form
How many dogs, where the gate is, and when it was last cleaned.
Paste one line
Gate shut. Yard clean.
Every yard on the route has its gate code, its dog’s name and its weekly visit. The invoices go out on their own.
See recurring jobsBiscuit approves.
Questions pet waste removal owners ask.
Your prices, your customers, and the way your shop works.
Can I bill once a month?
Yes. A plan can bill per visit, or a flat price per month, quarter or year. One invoice a month covers the weekly visits.
Can I save the gate code?
Yes. The gate code and notes for the tech live on the customer, and every visit shows them on the phone.
Can I pause a customer for the winter?
Yes. Pause the plan and the visits come off the calendar and the route. Nothing is texted to the customer. Resume whenever you like.
How do new requests come in?
From the form and chat on your website, or you add one yourself in a few seconds. Phone calls ring your own phone; they are not turned into leads for you.
Can I text customers from a business number?
Yes. Pick a local number and complete brand and campaign registration. Texting starts after approval and number linking; review times vary. OnSiteCall covers the registration fees.
Can my techs see my prices?
Only if you let them. Seeing prices in the field and adding items to a job are both off for technicians until you turn them on.
What happens when the crew loses signal?
Previously loaded job details stay available. Key field updates, checklists, photos, signatures, and receipts save on the phone and sync when the connection returns. Supported time punches also save offline with their original times. Text delivery and card processing need a connection.
Same day, every week.
Fill the Monday route.
Quote the first cleanup, put the yard on a weekly plan, and let the invoices go out on their own.
Try it free for 15 days. No credit card required.