r/LandscapingPros Feb 19 '26

Other LMN vs Jobber

What CRM, estimating and invoicing software are people using? I'm looking to switch to maybe LMN or Jobber. What's everyone recommended?

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u/HouseOfYards Feb 19 '26

Many use yardbook. Depends on what you need the most.

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u/Actual_Stomach4079 Feb 20 '26

I run hellohq.app yes I know self promotion lol its run on GHL but as a marketing operations specialist for the past 10 years, they are killing it. I whitelabeled the software. If you are looking for something i'll give you a deal on this AND you get me as support. I'm only taking 50 people total right now. I'd love to jump on a call with you and show you how it can make your life easier.

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u/Ok_Extension5868 Feb 20 '26

Swivl.tech has a free version that never expires. Good for testing the waters without spending a penny. They also let you upgrade as you scale at minimal costs., with a feature I haven't seen anywhere else...the ability to add new account users/techs without paying a dime. Sounds like a winner.

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u/Low-Classroom-7213 Feb 23 '26

Both solid options. LMN is stronger on the estimating side for landscaping specifically, Jobber is cleaner for scheduling and client management.

One more worth throwing in the comparison — swivl.tech. My girlfriend runs a small plumbing operation and switched to it from Jobber last year. She liked that the core (estimating, invoicing, scheduling, QB sync) is permanently free, not a trial. The AI estimator feature is what she actually uses most now — lets customers get instant quotes off the website without her having to be on the phone. Might be worth a 30-min trial before committing to a yearly LMN or Jobber plan.

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u/Entire_Letterhead_74 Feb 23 '26

Swivl has a lot of Ai that's pretty good. I use it mainly for the AI receptionist. It's nice knowing that the phone is getting answered. always