Landscaping & lawn care

Time clock for landscaping and lawn care crews

Crews clock in from the yard or the first property, the office sees where each punch happened, and hours by crew and by site show which accounts are running over what you bid.

What landscaping & lawn care need from a time clock

Many properties in a day

Each customer property or route stop can be a site with its own location. A crew switches from one to the next without clocking out, and the day stays one time card.

Crews, not just people

Each crew is a department, so hours and labor split by mowing, install and maintenance without a second spreadsheet.

Seasonal hiring

Adding a seasonal worker takes a minute. When the season ends, deactivating them keeps their records and takes them off your headcount.

Rain days and short weeks

The overtime watchlist shows who is heading toward 40 hours, so a Friday shift can be moved before it becomes a premium.

Compliance

The labor-law angle

Travel between job sites during the workday is generally working time, so the punches have to follow the crew from stop to stop, not just the first and last. Several states, including California, Washington and Oregon, also have heat-illness rules for outdoor work, and a record of when each person started and stopped is part of showing you followed them.

Rules differ by state. See the state-by-state labor law guide for overtime, breaks and pay-frequency rules where you operate.

Frequently asked

Yes. Each punch records its site, and the day's hours roll up on a single time card with overtime calculated once.

No. Each person punches from their own account, which keeps the record honest. A manager can add a punch by hand when someone could not make one.

Yes, for up to 3 employees at one site. Several properties as separate sites are available on paid plans, which start at $24 a month.

Try it free for 14 days. Flat monthly pricing after that.

No credit card, no per-seat surprises, no contract. Set up a site, add your team and take the first punch in under ten minutes. Teams of up to 3 can stay on the free plan for good.