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Plow360 review

#2 of 26 in Snow Removal Software

Detailed snow workflows, mobile operations, and billing at a low monthly starting price.

9.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Plow360 is snow removal and property-maintenance software for solo operators and snow service teams. It brings job tracking, route building, crew assignment, property maps, dispatch visibility, quotes, invoicing, payment tracking, and customer portals into one cloud and mobile product. Operators can use web, iOS, and Android access to document completed work with GPS data, timestamps, photos, weather conditions, and materials used. Its company-size fit covers solo, small, and mid-market operations, with support for year-round services such as landscaping, lawn care, sealcoating, and excavating.

Pricing is straightforward across two paid plans. Solo costs $20 per month and includes job tracking with GPS and weather data, route management, iOS and Android apps, invoicing and billing, and email support. Team costs $40+ per month and adds unlimited team members, admin, dispatcher, and operator roles, customer portal access, priority support, and scalable customer-site capacity. A 14-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Subscription refunds are not provided. Teams should compare their expected customer-site volume against the Team plan's scaling structure before moving beyond Solo.

The standout capability is the depth of snow-specific operational tracking. Visual route building supports one-time and recurring routes, optimization covers up to 150 locations, and dispatch maps show live operator locations and route progress. Property maps can mark areas, hazards, and snow piles, while the offline-capable mobile apps support field updates where connectivity is limited. Customer portals extend that record to service history, photos, invoices, and weather data. Plow360 fits teams that want detailed snow workflows and built-in billing at a modest starting price. Organizations that require broader platform connections than web, iOS, and Android should evaluate alternatives before choosing it.

Plow360 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • GPS, weather, photo, timestamp, and materials tracking
    • Visual routing with optimization for up to 150 locations
    • Offline mobile apps plus dispatch maps and customer portals
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Team pricing starts at $40+/month and scales with site capacity
    • Subscription refunds are not provided

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