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$19/mo · 14 days free · no card
Start your 14-day trial— most quotes, under two minutes
No dispatcher boards. No crew timesheets. No setup wizard that takes a weekend.
Pick the customer, tap the services you're quoting, hit send. Most quotes go out in a couple of minutes.
faster, if you're not fumbling for your reading glasses.
— preview of the quote composer.
Set Mrs. Patterson as weekly. When her invoices come due, hit one button — every draft for the week appears, ready to review and send.
Friday night, one beer, twenty invoices out.
— preview of Friday night's drafts.
Drop in your logo, business name, and phone. Every PDF and email goes out branded — no "Sent via YardBill" footer.
we don't need the credit. you do.
— preview. your logo and name go where 'GR' is.
They get a link, see the quote, hit Approve. You see "Approved" on your dashboard the next time you check.
she approved it at 7:14 am while making coffee.
— preview of the customer view.
A starter price list for fourteen common landscaping services — edit them to match your market, add your own. They're all one-tap chips on every quote, invoice, and weekly account.
the chips are one tap. not two. not a dropdown. one tap.
— preview. starter prices are yours to edit.
Five things. Done well. That's the whole pitch.
Start your 14-day trial“QuickBooks is accounting software. YardBill is for the landscaper in his truck, between jobs, writing up next week's quote on his phone.”
| № | Feature | YardBill | QuickBooks | Jobber |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | № 01 Speaks landscaper Mow, trim, aerate, mulch — your services, not generic "Item 1" | YardBill | vs. QuickBooks | partialJobber |
| 02 | № 02 14 services pre-loaded with starter prices Sign up, send a quote in 2 minutes — edit the prices to match your market before sending | YardBill | vs. QuickBooks | Jobber |
| 03 | № 03 Quote approved → invoice sent in one tap No re-keying. No copy-paste. No duplicate work | YardBill | vs. partialQuickBooks | Jobber |
| 04 | № 04 Customers approve from their phone One link, one tap. No PDFs, no printer, no "did you get it?" | YardBill | vs. QuickBooks | partialJobber |
| 05 | № 05 Recurring invoices that actually recur Weekly mows, monthly maintenance — drafts in your inbox, you hit send | YardBill | vs. QuickBooks | Jobber |
| 06 | № 06 No dispatcher panel. No timesheets. No CRM. We cut the stuff a 1–3 person crew never opens | YardBill | vs. QuickBooks | Jobber |
We picked a lane. You'll never outgrow us into a module you didn't ask for.
One plan. One price. Unlimited quotes, invoices, customers. Bill monthly or annually. 14 days free — no credit card. Cancel with a click.
QuickBooks is accounting software — you'll still want it (or a cheaper tier) for your books. The real saving from YardBill is time, not dollars.
No — keep QuickBooks for your books. YardBill handles the quote-to-invoice side. Some users downgrade QuickBooks to their cheaper Solopreneur tier once YardBill is doing their invoicing; the real saving from YardBill is time, not dollars.
Never. They get an email with a link, open it in whatever browser is on their phone, and tap Approve. That's the whole flow.
YardBill is not a payment processor. You connect your own Stripe, Square, or PayPal payment link in settings — every invoice then shows a "Pay with card" button that opens your link. Money flows directly to your account, not through us. For cash, check, Venmo, or Zelle, write your instructions on the invoice and mark it paid manually when the money arrives.
Honestly? Jobber is probably the right call — they have the dispatcher boards and timesheets we deliberately don't build. We're a great tool for 1–3 person crews, and we'd rather stay that than grow into everything.
Answered? The trial's 14 days. No card.
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