Online booking and scheduling for landscaping & lawn care.

Yes - each service has a required Lot Size choice (under 1/8 acre up to an acre) with its own price and time, so the total updates as the client picks. Over an acre goes to the quote form.

No. Clients don't need to use your public booking page for a booking to show up in your account. You can click Add client to save someone's contact details ahead of time, or use New booking to log an appointment yourself. That's handy for phone calls, emails, walk-ins and referrals. Price it from your services and add-ons, or choose Custom quote to enter a one-off price you've already agreed. It works like your booking page: add more than one person, pet or vehicle to one booking (if you've turned that on), answer your own booking questions, apply a coupon code, and see your open times for the day - required questions can be left blank, and you can still pick any time. These bookings sit in the same account as your online ones, so you can keep all your clients and appointments in one place. Bookings you create yourself don't email the client automatically. Open the booking and click Email client to send a pre-filled confirmation.

Yes - turn on Stripe Payments in your dashboard and a client's card gets charged, in full or as a deposit, straight into your own Stripe account before their request is even sent. It's entirely optional, though - you're always in control of payment, and can just as easily take cash, run a card in person with something like Square, or send your own payment link instead.

Yes - since every visit happens at the property, the booking form collects the address by default, plus any custom question you add.

Yes - blackout dates let you block off any day in one click, so your route never double-books.

No - 1MinuteBooking is entirely web-based and works from any browser, on desktop or mobile.

Yes - clients can bookmark or reuse your booking link anytime, so a weekly mow is just as fast to book as the first one. Or rebook them yourself: once a visit is marked Completed, open it and click Duplicate booking - the New booking form opens pre-filled with the same client, services, lot size, add-ons, address and notes, so you just pick the next date and time. The price is recalculated from your current rates, and a banner tells you if it's changed since last time. Future visits aren't generated automatically - it's one quick step after each visit rather than a set-and-forget schedule.

Yes - with location options. The Landscaping & Lawn Care preset starts with "Within 20 miles (30 km) of us" (no charge), "20-40 miles (30-65 km) away" (+$15) and "More than 40 miles (65 km) away - we confirm first" (+$30). Change the names, prices and travel times, or add your own, under Settings > Locations. The extra price is added to the client's total and shown next to the location on your booking page. An optional note above the options can say where the distance is measured to. Each location also has a travel time - your drive. It is never shown to the client and is not added to their appointment. It blocks your calendar so no one can book you during the drive: before the appointment by default, or before and after if you set "A location's travel time blocks your calendar" to Before and after (Settings > Locations). For example, a 10:00-11:00 AM appointment with 30 minutes of travel blocks 9:30-11:00 AM, or 9:30-11:30 AM with Before and after.

Both. Your booking page only offers start times that fit: inside your hours (up to two windows a day), long enough for the service plus any add-ons, clear of other bookings and your buffer, and within your notice and advance limits. Blackout dates take days off the page, and whether an unconfirmed request holds its slot is your call under Settings > Hours & availability. If you travel, the travel time on each location blocks your calendar around the appointment without showing on the client's side. There's no two-way calendar sync, texting or automatic reminders: a confirmed booking has an Add to Calendar button for Google, Apple and Outlook, and a one-click reminder email.