Recurring lawn work is priced by the month and sold by the year. The calculator
builds a monthly price from base service + add-ons, then shows what the
contract is worth across 12 months, because a $270 month reads very differently as
a $3,240 year.
Sample numbers, labeled as samples: base mow-edge-blow service at $175 per month, fertilizer program $40, weed control $30, beds and edging $25. Monthly total $270; annual contract value $3,240. Replace every figure with your own costs and the structure holds.
A monthly contract smooths your revenue through slow weeks and fast ones, and it prices the relationship instead of the visit. The add-on lines exist so upgrades are a one-line change to a number the customer already accepted, not a new negotiation.
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