Getting Started

The 45-Day Free Trial Built for a One-Truck Lawn Care Business

Search "time tracking app" and almost everything that comes back is built for a business with an office manager, an HR department, and a dozen W-2 employees clocking in from a shared kiosk. If it's just you and a trailer, that software is the wrong tool — oversized, overpriced, and asking for information you don't have and don't need.

What "enterprise" time tracking gets wrong at this size

Team scheduling, shift swapping, payroll integrations, admin dashboards for managing other people's hours — none of it applies when there's one person on the crew: you. What you actually need is much smaller: know how long each job takes, and get that number without touching a keyboard mid-route.

What actually matters for a solo operator

Zero setup per visit — the timer should start because you arrived, not because you remembered to tap something
Per-property history — not just a total for the day, but minutes broken out by job site so you can see which accounts are worth keeping
No seat fees — pricing per employee makes no sense when there's exactly one
Works on the phone already in your pocket — not a separate hardware kiosk or a desktop dashboard you'll never open in the field

A trial long enough to actually mean something

Most "free" business software is really a 14-day countdown with half the features locked out — barely enough time to import your client list, let alone see how a full month of billing actually goes. That doesn't work for a seasonal trade where a slow week can eat half the trial before you've mowed a representative sample of your route.

MowClock's trial runs 45 days with everything unlocked — unlimited geofences, full reports, no credit card up front. That's long enough to run real weeks of your actual season through it, see the job-cost data add up, and decide with real numbers instead of a rushed first impression.

45 days, every feature, no credit card — just install it and go.

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