ProTyz for Snow Removal
ProTyz gives your plowing business a booking site that quotes a driveway by size, sells season contracts and per-push work side by side, and hands your drivers a route for the morning. Free forever, including unlimited drivers.
No credit card required
Sell the season in October. Run the storm at 4 a.m..
Sixty voicemails between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m., every one of them asking where you are.
Last winter’s customer list lives in a notebook, a phone, and your memory — and half of them never got a renewal call.
Nobody agrees on what was quoted once the salt is down and the bill arrives.
You are flat out for four months and invisible for eight.
Everything in ProTyz, tuned to the way your business actually works.
Set a base by driveway length or lot size, then let customers add walkways, front steps, salting, and the second apron as extras. They see the itemized total before they book, so the 5 a.m. conversation about salt never happens.
Sell a season agreement as a recurring booking with the frequency ladder handling the discount, and keep a per-push price live for the neighbors who only call when it gets bad. Both sit on the same calendar.
List the ZIP codes you actually plow. Someone four towns out gets a polite decline at the booking form instead of a call you have to return between storms, and your route stays tight enough to finish before the school run.
Build the morning’s run the way you drive it — commercial lots and the medical office first, then the residential loop, then the salt-only stops. Routes optimize the day so a new driver does not need you on speakerphone.
Drivers open the mobile web app, check in at the address with a GPS geofence, and shoot a photo of the finished driveway before pulling away. When a homeowner says nobody came, the timestamp and the picture settle it.
Record a deposit when a season agreement is signed and a tip when someone is grateful you came back for the plow ridge at midnight. Both sit on the booking with the snapshotted price, so the numbers still make sense in April.
Top Opportunities flags every client who bought a season plan last year and has not renewed. You get a written draft, edit it, and press send — email on Free, text on Pro. Nothing goes out until you press it.
Add mowing and spring cleanups as a second service line. Same clients, same crew, same calendar, no second subscription — so the list you built plowing in January is still earning in June.
$0
Free forever — unlimited pushes, clients and drivers
$10/mo
Pro adds storm-morning texts and your own domain
No per-truck fee
Add a plow, a skid steer, a seasonal driver — price stays flat
2 seasons, 1 list
Snow and lawn under one login and one client record
Pick your driveway tiers, add salting and walkways as extras, drop in the ZIP codes you cover, and publish a booking site on your own subdomain. Most plow operators are live in about fifteen minutes.
Send the renewal draft to last winter’s clients, let new ones sign a season plan or book a single push online, and watch the contract count instead of guessing at it in November.
Overnight, the route is built. Drivers work the list, check in, and photograph each finish. Customers get a 24-hour email reminder to move the cars, and an hour-ahead text if you are on Pro.
The core is free — not a trial. Pro adds the two things that cost us money.
Free forever. Pro is $10/month for SMS reminders and a custom domain — unlimited staff and bookings on every plan, and we never take a cut of your clients.
No credit card to start · cancel Pro any time · your data stays yours
Yes. Season plans run as recurring bookings with the frequency discount applied, and per-visit pricing stays live for one-off calls. Both show up on the same calendar and the same route.
Add a second service line — lawn care, gutters, pressure washing — under the same login. Your winter client list is already there with addresses and notes, and Top Opportunities will remind you who to call before the season turns.
No. Team members are unlimited on every plan, including Free. There is no per-user or per-truck charge, so bringing on two seasonal drivers in December does not change your bill.
Not yet — card capture is not part of ProTyz today. You can record a deposit and a tip against the booking so the totals are right, but you collect payment however you do now.
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Set up your website and start taking bookings today.
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