Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| TurfShift | $99 a month | Billed monthly. Cancel anytime. |
From TurfShift's own pricing page, checked 11 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Billing automation
- Recurring billing can automatically send invoices for weekly, monthly, or annual services, and overdue invoices can receive reminder emails and optional late fees. source
- Crew mobile app
- The native Android app supports photo proof of work, GPS check-ins, time entry, and visit notes; the page says iOS is coming. source
- Customer portal
- Customers can view invoices, accept quotes, request reschedules, and pay online through a portal under the business’s brand. source
- Data retention
- The privacy policy says canceled accounts remain read-only for 30 days before permanent deletion, with backups retained for 90 days after deletion. source
- Payment data
- The privacy policy says Stripe handles payment information; TurfShift says it does not see full card numbers and stores a Stripe customer ID and the last four digits. source
- Payments
- Customers can pay by card or ACH through the business’s own Stripe account. source
- Purpose
- TurfShift describes itself as field service software for lawn-care professionals, combining quotes, schedules, invoices, online payments, and crew tracking. source
- Quotes
- Users can build line-item quotes from templates, and customers can accept them online. source
- Reporting
- Reports include revenue, accounts-receivable aging, crew productivity, and job margin. source
- Scheduling
- The calendar supports drag-and-drop visit scheduling and automatically generated recurring jobs. source
- Support
- The pricing page includes email and phone support; the site lists phone support Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Central, at 312-982-7900. source
- Trial terms
- The 30-day trial requires a credit card, and the page says there is no charge until day 31; cancel before then to pay nothing. source
- Vendors
- The privacy policy names Stripe for payment processing, Microsoft Azure for hosting, Cloudflare for content delivery and security, and Mailgun for transactional email. source