Three things the current tools get wrong.
Programs faked with recurring jobs
If step three slips, the whole schedule should shift. In job-based software it silently does not.
Mix rates fought, not helped
On a platform built for another trade, the mix rate is a custom field on a generic job — so the software argues with the arithmetic instead of doing it.
Re-entry told verbally
A flag in the yard and a sentence at the door is the whole compliance story for most companies.
Built for the front yard, not the office chair.
The tech sees the whole program, not just today. Mix quantity comes from the measured area on file, and completing the visit starts the re-entry clock in the homeowner’s app automatically.
Everything the Lawn Electron adds.
Measured areas per property
Square footage per zone, stored once. Every mix rate and every quote derives from it.
Weather-aware rescheduling
Wind and rain move visits; the program shifts with them instead of breaking.
Product and rate records
Product, rate per thousand, total applied and applicator — captured per visit, as fields rather than free text.
Renewal at the program level
Next season is a renewal of a program, so upsells and rollover are one action per customer.
Your customers get Atom Home
Homeowners get the re-entry countdown, the product name in plain English, and a heads-up the day before each program step. Unlimited seats, branded to your business, $0 at any volume.
See Atom Home →$9.95 a month, plus 1% of what you invoice
The rate is flat at every scale, with no cap over it and no extra charge for putting another tech in a truck. The first 60 days, the subscription is waived and you pay only the 1%.
How pricing works →We're picking the first lawn routes now.
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