The week builds itself
Click once and every visit due this week is assigned to a crew and day and put in road order. Balance by stops, hours, revenue or a 40-hour target.
For lawn-care owners who still build routes by hand
Route Tight turns your client list into balanced, road-aware routes for every crew, and it never breaks a client's rules. When a client calls or it rains, the week adjusts in a few clicks instead of you redoing it.
The problem isn't that you're bad at scheduling. Hand-building routes doesn't scale past a couple of crews.
Click once and every visit due this week is assigned to a crew and day and put in road order. Balance by stops, hours, revenue or a 40-hour target.
"Not before 11." "Tuesdays only." Each one is saved on the client and enforced every week. If a rule can't be met, we flag it. We never quietly break it.
Pick the day that rained out. Route Tight spreads that work over the rest of the week, keeping each client's rules. You preview it before anything changes.
Tree and other specialty treatments go only to the crews qualified for them, without you sorting them by hand.
Type "Levi Howard can't do mornings anymore." Scout, our dispatch assistant, turns that into a change for you to approve. Nothing happens until you confirm.
Each crew gets its day's list with stop order, times and notes like "close the side gate." You can export the whole week as CSV.
Honest by design
Most schedulers just squeeze a job in anywhere. When Route Tight can't fit a visit without breaking a rule, it says so, gives the reason, and shows the setting to change.
You get a week you can trust, and you know about any problem before your crews hit it in the field.
No pressure and no prep. Just bring your questions.
No. You set your workdays, shift hours, crews and treatment cycles, and Route Tight schedules around them. Your rules, just faster.
Drive time is based on real roads, from the shop to each stop and back. You can see every route on a map and move any job to another day yourself. It doesn't use live traffic, and we'll show you exactly how it orders stops.
No. Scout only proposes changes. You review each one and nothing is applied until you click confirm.
You can paste a client list from a spreadsheet. On the demo we'll look at what your list looks like and tell you what it would take.
We set pricing with our first customers based on crew count. We'll cover it on the call, once we both know whether it's a fit.
Tell us a little about your company and we'll reach out within one business day to schedule a 20-minute demo.