Turn the work in front of you into a price you can defend.

Start with the job, not a generic price list

Record the services you are quoting, lawn and edge measurements, site conditions, materials, disposal, travel, and setup time. Swath uses those inputs with your own pricing settings instead of pretending there is one correct market price for every property.

The recommendation is a planning result. You remain responsible for checking the scope, local market, tax treatment, and any terms that matter before a customer sees the quote.

• Mowing, edging, cleanup, and landscaping services
• Labor, overhead, travel, materials, and minimum visit price
• Editable production rates and target gross margin

See whether the estimate works for the business

A low total can look attractive until travel, setup, overhead, and working time are counted. Swath shows the recommended price beside true cost, estimated gross margin, and hourly revenue so an underpriced job is easier to catch before it becomes a commitment.

You can adjust the inputs and review the result while the property is still fresh in your mind. The app does not guarantee profit; it makes the assumptions visible so you can make a better-informed decision.

Move from internal estimate to customer-ready quote

Internal costs and margin belong in your price check, not on the customer document. Swath provides a separate customer preview with the business, scope, total, validity, notes, and terms that will appear in the PDF.

When the details are complete, Swath Pro sends the quote as a branded PDF from the iPhone share sheet or as an online link your customer can accept and pay. Nothing goes out until you send it; after that, customers with an email address get confirmations and receipts, and an unanswered emailed quote gets a reminder before it expires.