Landscaping
Small visits should not create a long list of people to chase.
Getting paid
Landscaping work can stack up across many properties in a week, so every visit needs a payment status before the next yard takes over.
Step 1
Keep each mowing, cleanup, or maintenance visit tied to the customer and property.
Step 2
Collect in person when the customer is there, or send a job-linked pay link when they are away.
Step 3
Track unpaid visits as open work instead of rebuilding the week from memory.
The problem
Crews move fast from property to property and payment gets handled later.
Customers may not be home when the work is done.
A few unpaid visits can quietly pile up by Friday.
The TradePay flow
Each visit stays tied to the customer and property.
Collect in person or send a job-linked pay link when the customer is away.
Unpaid visits stay visible until they are handled.
What changes
TradePay is not trying to replace every tool in your business. It focuses on the part that keeps cash moving: collect on site, send a clean receipt, and know what still needs follow-up.
Before TradePay
Payment lives in a reader report, text thread, invoice app, or someone's memory.
With TradePay
The job, customer, amount, payment, receipt, and follow-up status stay connected.
From the TradePay blog
How to collect lawn care payments when the customer is not home: a pay link after each mow, a saved card for weekly accounts, and every unpaid visit in view.
Read the guide →How to collect payments from landscaping customers for mowing, cleanup and maintenance: take Tap to Pay on site or send a pay link same day. Chase less.
Read the guide →FAQ
Yes. Send a pay link tied to the job so the customer can pay remotely.
No. It also helps with recurring maintenance because every visit can have clear payment status.
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