Automate Your Snow Removal Business
Autopilot sells the contracts, builds the storm routes, and invoices every push while you're in the plow at 4 AM. You clear the snow, the software runs the office.
Autopilot, working your route
Unlock Your Business Potential
Snow work happens at 4 AM in a moving truck. Autopilot sells the contracts, keeps the storm route in order, and bills every push so nothing gets missed between storms.
- Get More Reviews: Ask every customer for a review right after their driveway is clear, automatically.
- Sell More Contracts: Seasonal and per-push customers sign up from your website before the first flake.
- Stop Losing Leads: Missed calls during a storm get a text back before the caller tries the next plow guy.
- Run Tighter Routes: Driveways get ordered by location so the plow never doubles back.
- Bill Every Push: Per-push invoices fire automatically, so no cleared driveway goes unbilled.
How a Storm Day Runs on Autopilot
The same system, told the way a storm actually happens: from the forecast to the 4 AM route to the money in your account before the next front moves in.
1Book the contract
Every call and click becomes a driveway on the route
Customers sign seasonal contracts or book per-push service online, day or night. When the phone rings mid-storm, you see who's calling with their contract history, and every call is recorded. Miss one in the plow? Autopilot texts them back before they call the next company.
2Build the storm route
Every contract laid out before the first flake
The overview shows every seasonal contract, per-push customer, and salt run in one view. When the forecast turns, the route is already built, each driver knows their loop, and new sign-ups slot straight in.
3Push the route
Driveways ordered so the plow never doubles back
Stops get ordered by location so the plow runs one clean loop at 4 AM instead of crisscrossing town. Drivers get SMS alerts when a driveway is added mid-storm, and customers get automatic on-my-way texts before the plow turns in.
4Get paid after the push
Every push invoiced before the truck is washed
Per-push invoices fire automatically the moment a driveway is marked clear, so nothing slips through after a long night. Customers pay from a link on their phone, and the built-in tip screen means your drivers make more on the same route.
5Fill next season
Reviews and renewals, on autopilot
Auto texts ask happy customers for a Google review while the driveway is still clear. SMS, email, voicemail, and postcard blasts renew seasonal contracts in the fall and fill open route slots before the first storm.
See Autopilot in Action
Browse real screens from the platform. From scheduling views and marketing dashboards to client communication and real-time alerts, this is the system your crew will actually use.
- businesses run on Autopilot
- 400+
- Google Play rating
- 4.9
- App Store rating
- 4.8
- starting price per month
- $49
Set It Up Once. Let It Run Your Business
Autopilot makes it simple to onboard your snow removal business with steps that fit how you already work. Add your services, set up the automatic texts, and let the season run itself, storm after storm.
Set Up Your Business
Add seasonal contracts, per-push pricing, and your drivers.
Start Taking Jobs Online
Customers sign contracts while you're prepping the trucks.
Let Automation Do the Work
Routes, reminders, invoicing, and payments run on autopilot.
Miss the Call. Keep the Client.
A missed call used to mean the homeowner dialed the next plow company on the list. Now Autopilot answers by text in seconds, quotes the contract, and adds the driveway to the route while you're still plowing.
Nobody touched a phone.
Missed call · Sunday 6:05 PM
Hey, it's North Ridge Snow Removal. Sorry we missed you! What can we help with?
Sent automatically, 8 seconds later
Need driveway plowing for the winter. Storm coming this week
A seasonal contract is $649 for unlimited pushes, or $89 per push. Seasonal gets you on the route before this storm. Want the seasonal?
Seasonal, sign me up
Contract booked · Added to storm route · Driver notified
The Big Platforms Hide Their Pricing. Here Is Ours.
Top plans reach $599 at Jobber and $743 in Workiz's published example. Autopilot runs from $49 to $299.
| Top-plan comparisonPriced for a 7-person team |  Scale, 7 team members$299/mo |  WorkizUltimate + Phone + AI$743/mo* |  Housecall ProMAX + Voice + Campaigns$443+/mo* |  JobberPlus, 7 users$557/mo* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full business phone system | Included | Phone add-on | Voice add-on | Receptionist line only |
| AI Receptionist | Included | Genius Answering | CSR AI, quote | Included |
| Google Ads integration | Included | Call tracking add-on | Manual spend + Voice | Local Services booking |
| Bing Ads integration | Included | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Book Online button on Google | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Review automation | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Live employee GPS | Included | Included | Included | GPS waypoints |
| QuickBooks Online | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Zapier integration | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Public API | Included | Included | Included | Included |
* Research checked July 27, 2026. All columns are priced for the same 7-person team. Autopilot Scale is $299 monthly with 7 team members included; additional users are $29/month each. Jobber is the regular flexible-monthly Plus price for five users plus two additional users at $29 each. Housecall Pro is MAX (which includes eight users) with entry Voice and Campaigns, before CSR AI. Workiz is its documented Ultimate + Phone + Genius Answering example. Promotions, usage, contracts, taxes, and quotes can change the final bill.
Snow math: the season is a bet and the storm is a deadline
You sell the contract in September and prove it at 4am in January. Both halves have their own arithmetic.
Contracts, pushes, and proof
Snow removal is a hedging business. A seasonal contract is a fixed fee against an unknown winter: light snow and it is your best margin, heavy snow and you earn it push by push. Per-push pricing is the opposite bet. Most companies run a book of both, and the mix is the real business decision, made months before the first flake.
The storm itself is a routing and proof problem. Every client needs service inside the same brutal window, commercial lots before opening, driveways before the school run, and the route order is the whole operation. Then comes the paperwork: commercial clients live in slip-and-fall liability, and a timestamped photo of the cleared lot is the difference between a paid invoice and a dispute.
The two bets of a snow season
- A seasonal contractThe hedge
Fixed fee against an unknown winter. Light year, best margin. Heavy year, earned twice.
- A storm nightEvery client at once
Route order is the operation. GPS answers where the trucks actually are.
- Proof of pushA timestamped photo
Slip-and-fall liability means commercial clients pay for documentation, not promises.
Contract structures vary by market and snowfall. The constants: the mix is decided in September, and the storm night is won by routing and proven by photos.
What snow companies usually replace
Snow operations usually arrive from whatever runs their summer business, Jobber for the landscapers, spreadsheets for the rest, and discover that storm-night dispatch and proof-of-service are exactly what those setups lack.
The comparison worth running is storm-first: where the trucks are, what has been pushed, and what got photographed, visible from one screen at 4am.
Ready to Grow Your Snow Removal Business?
Sell more contracts, run tighter storm routes, and bill every push, all from one app built for snow pros.
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