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SoloOp review

Free#12 of 31 in Landscaping Software

A free field-service app for recurring routes, payments and mobile crew workflows.

8.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SoloOp is a field-service app for landscaping and lawn-care operators managing recurring work. It combines weekly, bi-weekly, monthly and custom job cycles with geographic job placement, route-optimized scheduling and rain-day rescheduling with client notifications. Browser-based administration supports mobile field work across web, iOS and Android. The product is aimed at solo operators and crews that need scheduling, invoicing, payments, client self-service, expense tracking and tax reporting in one workflow.

The published plan is straightforward: Free costs $0 USD per month, includes every feature, has no subscription, has no trial period and requires no credit card. That makes SoloOp a practical fit for operators who want recurring-route workflows without a recurring software charge. Payment processing fees may vary by region and may be added to the client's total. SoloOp states availability in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, with feature availability varying by region.

Its strongest area is the connection between field scheduling and payment collection. Operators can send branded invoices with payment links, accept card, ACH and regional bank payments, and set up AutoPay for regular clients. Client portals reduce the need for manual updates, while offline operation with later synchronization supports work away from a reliable connection. Integrations include Stripe, Google Maps, Waze and Apple Maps. SoloOp should suit operators prioritizing free recurring-job management and mobile workflows; businesses needing a broader integration ecosystem or a choice of paid plans should consider another landscaping platform.

SoloOp pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Recurring cycles, route planning and rain-day rescheduling
    • Invoices, payment links, card and bank payments, and AutoPay
    • Offline mobile access, portals, expenses and crew workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • Only one Free plan is presented
    • Integrations focus on Stripe and mapping services
    • Feature availability varies across supported regions

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