Dispatch every plow on a 38-stop commercial route at 2am. Bill per-push automatically. Log every salt application so you have real records the day a slip-and-fall claim shows up.
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The 5 things that decide if your season ends with profit or a lawsuit, storm-trigger dispatch that puts every plow on its route in a few taps, per-push or seasonal billing structured per contract, GPS truck tracking with real-time progress, salt logs for when a slip-and-fall claim comes in, and equipment costing per route. All in one app. Built for the tech who's plowed Erie at 4:17am with wind chill at -22°.
Snow starts at 1:42am. Open the dispatch board and assign every commercial route to its plow truck and every residential route to its driver in a few taps. Drivers see their route and stop order on the job view. Customer text alerts fire automatically. Your operations run from your phone in the kitchen. Not the radio crackling in the truck cab.
Commercial accounts on per-push at $185 per visit plus $85 for salt. Residential on seasonal at $695 for unlimited pushes all season. HOA on per-storm at $1,250 plus $400 for salt. Each contract billed correctly and automatically. No spreadsheet at season end trying to reconstruct who got what.
Live map of every plow truck. The customer calls at 5am wanting to know when you are plowing the medical center lot. You see Truck 3 just finished the bank branch. Three stops out. You give a real ETA. Not sometime this morning.
Log every property's salt application as a custom field on the job, pre-treat, post-storm, and ice patch follow-up, with a photo of the treated surface. For example, if a slip-and-fall claim comes in March, you pull up the December 14 logs showing pre-treat at 5:14am, post-storm at 9:42am, and a follow-up at 1:07pm, instead of trying to reconstruct the day from memory.
Plow blade hours, fuel per truck, salt tonnage, and driver labor tracked per route. Your downtown commercial route at $1,840 for 10 stops averaged $185 cost $640 in fuel and salt and labor. That is 65 percent margin. Your residential subdivision route at $895 cost $510. That is 43 percent margin because the cul-de-sac added 22 minutes of repositioning.
Starter is $19/mo. Texting, AI and dispatch start on Crew at $39. The phone line and AI receptionist are on Business at $79.
Snow removal is a 6-month season with 12 months of stress. The May to October months are sales and contract negotiation and equipment maintenance. The November to April months are 2am trigger calls, slip-and-fall liability, and the constant question. Did Truck 3 really plow that bank branch at 4:17am?
The shops that win two things differently. They trigger every plow on every route in a few taps. Not 14 phone calls at 1:42am to confirm drivers are awake. And they document every salt application so they have real records the day a slip-and-fall claim shows up.
The trigger is the engine. The salt log is the lawsuit defense.
When the storm starts at 1:42am Tuesday and the snow is sticking, you open the dispatch board on your phone in your kitchen. Assign every commercial route to its plow truck and every residential route to its driver in a few taps. Every customer gets a text. Snow event confirmed. Your property is on the route. Estimated start window 4 to 6am. Drivers see their route on the job view, the order of stops, and any account-specific instructions saved to the property profile. Back lot first at the medical center. ADA-compliant walkways at the bank. Salt at every entrance. You stop making 14 phone calls at 2am to confirm drivers are awake.
Per-push or seasonal billing structures every contract correctly. Your downtown bank chain on per-push at $185 plus $85 salt. Six events in December equal $1,620. Your medical center on seasonal at $4,200 per season. Billed in 4 monthly installments from October to January. Your residential subdivision route on seasonal at $695 per property for 28 properties. That is $19,460 prepaid in October. Set each account's contract type once, and it bills the way you set it up. No spreadsheet at season end trying to reconstruct who got what. And no commercial account that was supposed to be per-push that you accidentally billed as seasonal at $1,400 in lost revenue.
Salt and de-icer application logs are what protect you when the slip-and-fall claim arrives in March. Log each application as a custom field on the job with a timestamp and a photo of the treated surface, pre-treat at 5:14am with rock salt and 800lb spread on the lot, post-storm at 9:42am with a re-spread and calcium chloride on the walkways, follow-up at 1:07pm on the icy patch by the south entrance. When the carrier asks why a customer slipped at 4pm on December 14, you pull up three timestamped applications with photos instead of trying to remember the day.
GPS tracking is the part that closes the trust loop with commercial customers. The medical center facilities manager calls at 5am wanting to know when you are plowing. First surgery is at 7am. You see Truck 3 just finished the bank branch on Main Street. Three stops out. ETA 5:42am. You give her the real ETA. She trusts you because you can prove what is happening. That contract renews next October without a competing bid.
And equipment and fuel costing is what tells you which contracts to renew at premium and which to walk away from. Your downtown commercial route at $1,840 for 10 stops averaged $185 cost $640 in fuel and salt and labor. That is 65 percent margin. Your residential subdivision at $895 cost $510. That is 43 percent because the cul-de-sac added 22 minutes of repositioning. Your single-stop commercial gas station at $295 cost $385 because the lot is across town and you cannot combine it with anything. That is negative margin every push. Now you know which contracts to renew at the same price. Which to bump 8 percent in October. And which to politely refuse next season.
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$19/mo to start. $39/mo for growing teams. $79/mo for the full toolkit. AI summaries, app phone line, storm dispatch, GPS tracking, salt application logs, and per-push billing. Same plans as every Claver page. No snow upsell.
Every plan includes unlimited jobs, quotes, invoices, and Stripe payments. Texting, AI, dispatch and job costing start on Crew. The phone system and full back office are on Business.
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