Recurring service scheduling and route planning software
Weekly mowing, monthly pest treatments, quarterly HVAC maintenance - recurring work is a different business than one-off service calls, and general FSM tools handle it poorly. Mittro schedules recurring jobs with seasonal start and stop dates, plans efficient daily routes, and bills the way recurring customers actually pay: prepay or installments.
Set the schedule once, run it all season
Create a recurring job - every Thursday, every fourth week, every quarter - and Mittro generates the visits. Weekly lawn care, monthly pest control, and quarterly HVAC maintenance agreements all live on the same scheduling board as your one-off calls, so dispatch sees the whole day in one place.
Seasonal start and stop dates are built in: the mowing schedule wakes up in April and goes dormant in November without anyone rebuilding it. Seasonal plan templates let you spin up next year's program from this year's.
Routes that make sense on a map
A mowing crew that criss-crosses town all day burns fuel and daylight. Mittro plans daily service runs so route-based crews work neighborhoods in a sensible order, and the live GPS map shows you the route actually happening. For a lawn care company, tight routes are the difference between 12 stops a day and 18.
This is the workflow RealGreen built its reputation on - before the 2021 WorkWave acquisition, after which customers report gutted support and a product that stalled. If you are one of the many looking for a RealGreen alternative, this page is where Mittro makes its case.
Prepay, installments, and clean billing
Recurring customers do not want 26 separate invoices a year. Mittro supports prepay and installment billing on service plans, so a customer can pay the season up front at a discount or spread it over the year - and every payment still flows through invoicing and payments and on to QuickBooks.
Predictable billing means predictable revenue, which is the whole point of building a recurring book of business.
Recurring plus on-demand, one platform
Plenty of shops run both: a lawn division on weekly routes and an HVAC side running service calls, or pest routes next to plumbing repairs. Tools like Service Autopilot go deep on routes but drag a steep learning curve and a dated interface behind them; general tools do routes badly. Mittro handles recurring and on-demand work in one system, with the board filterable by trade.
One platform, one customer database, one phone number - whether the job repeats weekly or happens once.