Built for the seasonal nature of landscaping — one platform from the first mow to the last plow.
Whether you run 2 mowing crews or 50 trucks across divisions, Thorbis scales at $299/month — no per-crew fees eating your margins.
A clipboard and a paper map cost you the route.
Mowing margins live and die on drive time and enhancement revenue. Here is where the day leaks profit when the schedule is manual.
Route planning wastes hours—and crews still drive past 3 customers to reach the next stop.
Enhancement proposals (mulch, aeration, plantings) happen randomly instead of systematically, leaving $50K+ on the table.
No idea which accounts are profitable until year-end—some 'good customers' actually lose money.
Crew overtime spikes in spring and fall because workloads aren't balanced across teams.
Snow events create chaos—who's on call, which properties are priority, and how do you bill per-push vs. seasonal?
Four kinds of landscaping day. One system.
Recurring routes, job costing, seasonal enhancements, and snow operations run on different rhythms. Thorbis handles each the way the work actually happens — without switching tools.
Know which crews make money.
Know which offers to send.
Weekly scorecards show revenue per hour, overtime, and quality by crew — while seasonal enhancement proposals fire automatically from each property's history. Stop guessing, start managing.
The revenue that comes back — season after season.
Renewals, enhancement windows, aeration programs, snow contracts — Thorbis tracks what's due at every property and reaches out before the customer calls someone else.
The seasons that make your year, automated.
Renewals, profitability, and storm response run on a system instead of someone remembering to send the email.
Spring renewal machine
60 days before season: automated renewal emails to every maintenance customer. Include enhancement upsells (mulch, fertilizer program, irrigation startup). Customers approve online and jobs schedule automatically.
Crew profitability scorecards
Weekly reports show revenue per hour, overtime percentage, and quality scores by crew. Identify top performers for bonuses and underperformers for training. Stop guessing, start managing.
Snow event response
Weather alert triggers on-call notifications. Crews see priority routes in the field app. GPS tracking proves service times. Automatic invoicing based on push count or hourly rates. Done before the sun comes up.
Landscaping questions
Does Thorbis support snow plowing and ice management?+
Absolutely. The snow operations module handles plow routes, salt usage tracking, on-call crew rotations, weather-triggered alerts, and flexible billing (per-push, per-inch, hourly, or seasonal). GPS verification proves service completion times for property managers who question invoices.
How does route optimization work for landscaping crews?+
Daily route optimization is on the Thorbis roadmap. It's designed to analyze property locations, service frequencies, and crew capacity — with the Thorbis Brain weighing traffic patterns, service windows, and equipment requirements — so crews fit more properties into each day instead of routing manually.
Can I track job costing and crew profitability?+
Yes. Crew members clock in/out via the field app with GPS verification. Material usage is logged per job. Thorbis calculates true cost per property including labor, materials, equipment, and overhead. Identify which accounts are profitable and which need price increases or cancellation.
How do seasonal enhancement campaigns work?+
Set up enhancement templates (spring cleanup, mulch, aeration, fall cleanup) with pricing. Thorbis automatically sends proposals to eligible customers based on property attributes and purchase history. Customers approve online, and jobs are scheduled automatically.
Does Thorbis work for design/build landscape projects?+
Yes. Project management features handle multi-phase landscape installations with crew scheduling, material tracking, change orders, and progress billing. Perfect for hardscaping, outdoor kitchens, and large plantings alongside your maintenance operations.
How does Thorbis compare to Jobber for landscapers?+
Thorbis delivers enterprise-grade crew management at comparable cost. Jobber charges $49-$249/month depending on features. Thorbis is $299/month + usage at cost with all features included—enhancement automation, snow operations, and job costing, with route optimization on the roadmap. No feature tiers or surprise upgrades.
Can crews work offline in areas with poor cell coverage?+
Offline mode is in development, arriving later in 2026. Crew leaders will download routes and job details before heading out, work offline all day—checklists, photos, material logs—and everything syncs automatically when connectivity returns. Built for rural properties and remote commercial accounts.