Switching from Service Autopilot
Powerful — but a project to run? Switch off Service Autopilot.
Service Autopilot is deep, but it’s a multi-vertical platform with per-user pricing, a setup/onboarding process, and a real learning curve. Lawnager is built for lawn care, AI-native, and self-serve: flat pricing, unlimited users, no setup fee — and it keeps the recurring automations, routing, payments, and chemical logging you rely on.
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Switch in three steps
No data lost, no downtime — and you can run both while you decide.
Export your customers from Service Autopilot
In Service Autopilot, use the export (Settings → export, or the client-list CSV) to pull your customers — names, contact info, and service addresses. You own your data; export it anytime.
Import into Lawnager
Sign up free (no sales call, no onboarding project), open Settings → Import from Another Platform, choose Service Autopilot, and upload the CSV. Column names map automatically, so your customers and addresses arrive ready to schedule.
Run both while you cut over
Start quoting, scheduling, and invoicing in Lawnager the same afternoon — no setup fee, no implementation. Keep Service Autopilot running while you move your operation over at your pace, then cancel when you’re confident.
What comes across
- Customer names and contact info
- Service addresses
- Your customer list, ready to schedule
- Phone and email for reminders
What you gain
- Start free — flat $49/$99 with unlimited users. Service Autopilot has no free tier, uses per-user pricing, and adds a setup fee
- AI quoting and an AI coach that sets you up — no configuration project or training
- A modern, mobile-first app running the same afternoon — not a powerful-but-dated interface with a learning curve
- Full Spanish across the app, AI, and crew view — Service Autopilot is English-only
Service Autopilot is a mature, powerful platform — its automations engine is deep, and large multi-service operations that invest the time to configure it get a lot out of it. If you have the people to build and maintain that complexity, it’s capable. But if you’re a lawn-care operator who wants a modern app you can run yourself — transparent pricing, unlimited users, and setup measured in minutes, not training — Lawnager gives you that, and still handles recurring schedules, routing, payments, and chemical-application logging.
Have questions about switching from Service Autopilot? Talk to us live.
Hop on a quick screen-share and we'll import your customers with you, build your first quotes, and get you running real jobs the same day — plus switcher pricing for early movers you won't find on the pricing page.
Common questions about switching
What does Lawnager cost vs Service Autopilot?
Lawnager publishes its pricing: free to start, then a flat $49 or $99/month with unlimited users. Service Autopilot has no free tier, uses per-user pricing plus add-on modules, and most operators go through a paid onboarding/setup process. No setup fee and no contract with Lawnager.
Will I lose the automations and routing I use in Service Autopilot?
No. Lawnager includes recurring schedules, automatic payment reminders, quote follow-ups, seasonal campaigns, and Mapbox route optimization — the day-to-day automations most operators actually use — without the configuration project. If you rely on deeply custom automation chains, keep Service Autopilot running while you compare.
Does Lawnager have chemical-application compliance logging?
Yes. Lawnager logs chemical applications — EPA registration number, applicator license, re-entry interval (REI), and weather — with field check-out and export, so treatment operators keep their compliance record.
How long does the switch take — do I need onboarding?
No onboarding project. Sign up in about a minute, import your customer CSV, and you’re running jobs the same afternoon. There’s no setup fee, no implementation, and no sales call.
Bring your Service Autopilot customers over today
Free plan, no time limit, no credit card. Import your list and run both side by side until you’re sure.