Talk through the work while you walk it and LandWorkPro writes the bid from your own numbers, then warns you before you send one priced below your cost. Win the job, run it, get paid, get smarter. Built for six land trades by an operator who runs the same machines you do. Press the mic and try it right now.
You already talked a bid in up top. Now mark exactly where the work stops, on the customer's own land.
SCROLL THE JOB. SCREENS 01 AND 02 ARE THE REAL APP, PIXEL FOR PIXEL.
Customer name, acreage, the condition of the land. The app fills in the whole bid while you talk, with a price range built off your rates, not a national average.
Drawn on a satellite photo of the customer's own land. The marked photo lands on the quote and on your crew's job view, so everybody agrees on where the work stops.
What's included and what's not, spelled out before anybody signs. They sign with a finger. No more "I thought you were taking those stumps too."
Four payment paths on every quote, financing answers in about 90 seconds, and the signed scope on record. You pull out of the driveway with money in motion.


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Real satellite capture from the app. Parcel and topo layers built in. Production uses live map tiles.
The job you just won flows straight to the crew and the customer. Nobody calls you to ask where the work stops or what got said.
Crews check in and out of the job from their phone. They see the marked work area and your written instructions. They mark it complete when it's done. Try the check-in button.
No bars on site? The job logs offline and syncs when you're back on the road. Built for the places this work actually happens.

Your business gets its own number. Customer texts land in one inbox next to the deal, the quote, and the map. Your Saturday stays yours.
You sent the quote and drove to the next job. Watch what the app does on its own.
Every quote carries four payment paths: pay in full, deposit plus balance, finance the whole thing, or a custom split. Soft credit pull, approval in seconds, no impact on their score. Stop changing your bid. Start changing how they say yes.
EXAMPLE OPTIONS SHOWN FOR ILLUSTRATION. FINANCING SUBJECT TO APPROVAL.
The work you just finished feeds the numbers most operators never see. This is the part built from your own jobs.
Fuel slip on the dash, teeth invoice in your email. Snap it. The app reads it, categorizes it, and pins it to the job, so your margins are real without a single spreadsheet night. Press scan.
Your machines, your labor, your overhead. Your real break-even, not a national average. Drag the slider to zero and watch it catch you.
Real revenue, real cost, real profit. What the job made, and what your business actually kept.
Most operators guess. They price by feel and find out at tax time. LandWorkPro shows you the truth as jobs close: what came in, what it cost, and what you kept, this week, this month, this year. The real number, good weeks and bad, not a gut feel.
And it shows you where every dollar went.
Switch the view and the insight switches with you. Real numbers from a demo operator's logged jobs.
The hydraulic pump rebuild cost $13,000 and put the week at a loss. The month is still green. The app shows you the bad weeks straight, because that is the only way the good numbers mean anything.
And the more operators join, the smarter it gets: local pricing benchmarks and win-rate intel built from real jobs near you, never from a national average. Your own numbers stay private, always.
Real bids and real closes near you. Not a national average. Sharpens as operators join around you.
See which bid amounts are winning work near you, and which leave money on the table.
Your numbers are never shared. Only anonymized averages, ever. That is a promise in writing.
Every feature below came from a conversation with a working operator. The feedback line in the app goes to the founder, not a ticket queue.
Brush hog operators don't want recurring customers chased in January. Billing pauses itself.
Operators wanted estimate accuracy on the first job, not after ten. Cost learning starts immediately.
Tree service bids each tree as its own line. Repeatable rows with diameter at breast height.
Already on other software? Bring your customer list with you. Import runs in an afternoon, not a weekend.
The first 100 operators get every Pro feature at $49 a month for their first 12 months. After that it rolls to the standard $99 a month. No gimmick, just the lowest price we will offer, for being early.
When the 100 are claimed, founder pricing is gone and it is the standard rate. Cancel anytime, no contracts.
I'm Carson. I run a land clearing operation in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with my dad Jamie. We mulch, we clear, we get our boots dirty. I built LandWorkPro for the operator standing on the property, who needs to bid the job in 90 seconds, send it before walking back to the truck, and have the deposit in the bank before pulling out of the driveway.
Reply to any email and I'll take care of it myself. No forms, no phone tree, no hard time. After that, cancel anytime. No contracts. No cancellation fees.

Yes. LandWorkPro is live now. It is on Google Play for Android and runs in any browser at landworkpro.com, with iOS on the way.
Starter is $29 a month, Pro is $99 a month, and Fleet, for running several crews, is $249 a month. The first 100 operators get Pro at $49 a month for their first 12 months, then it rolls to the standard $99. Pay yearly and get two months free. No setup fee, no contracts.
Your first month is guaranteed. If it doesn't help you win a job in your first 30 days, reply to any email and I'll refund your first month. After that, cancel anytime and you won't be billed again.
The whole thing is built for someone wearing gloves, standing next to a running mulcher. Big buttons. Plain words. If your guys can text, they can use this.
Yes. All six trades are built into one account, plus Fire Mitigation Mode. Most operators run at least two, like mulching plus clearing. You never pay extra for using more.
Bring your customer list with you. The import walks you through matching your columns and runs in an afternoon, not a weekend.