Lock in recurring revenue with signed agreements.

Build a contract, send it for e-signature, collect a deposit, and let Grunlo generate the jobs and invoices automatically.

Contracts that schedule, bill, and renew themselves

A service contract showing services, billing schedule, and customer e-signature.

Handshake deals leave money on the table.

Contracts live in email threads and filing cabinets.

You wrote the agreement in a Word doc, emailed it, and hoped the customer printed, signed, and scanned it back. Half the time they didn't.

No deposit means no commitment.

You block out the schedule, buy materials, and show up — only to find out the customer changed their mind. No deposit, no leverage.

Billing and scheduling are disconnected.

The contract says monthly billing. The schedule says biweekly visits. Reconciling the two is a manual chore every invoicing cycle.

Build it, send it, forget it. The contract runs itself.

1

Build the contract.

Pick the customer and properties. Add services, set the visit cadence, choose a billing frequency, and write your terms. Save it as a template for next time.

2

Send for e-signature.

The customer gets an email with a link to their portal. They review the terms, type their name to sign, and pay a deposit if you require one — all from their phone.

3

Jobs and invoices run automatically.

Once signed and deposited, the contract activates. Jobs generate on the agreed schedule, invoices fire on the billing cadence, and renewals happen without a phone call.

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Every lever a recurring agreement needs.

Contracts in Grunlo are more than a PDF. They drive the schedule, the billing, and the customer relationship — with guardrails so nothing breaks when life happens.

  • Any cadence — weekly, biweekly, monthly, or custom intervals
  • Pause & resume — suspend for the off-season; no accidental visits or charges
  • Price escalation — automatic annual increases, fixed or percentage
  • Auto-renewal — contracts roll over on expiry unless cancelled
  • Deposits — require a fixed amount or percentage before activation
  • AI review — automated feedback on missing clauses, pricing, and risk
  • PDF export — download a professional copy for offline sharing or records
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Contract settings showing pause, price escalation, auto-renewal, and deposit options.

Service-contract questions, plain answers.

Everything you need to know before getting started.

Yes. Weekly mowing, monthly fertilization, annual pruning — each is an independent contract with its own cadence, billing, and terms.
Set a fixed amount or percentage when creating the contract. After the customer signs, they pay the deposit online (or you mark it collected manually). The contract won't activate until the deposit is in.
If auto-renewal is on, the contract rolls into a new term automatically. If not, it moves to Completed status. Either way, completed work and paid invoices are preserved.
Yes. Pause suspends future jobs and billing. Resume picks up where it left off. The customer is not charged for visits that don't happen.
Yes. The customer types their full name and checks a consent box. The signature is electronic and legally binding under the ESIGN Act. A timestamped record is stored with the contract.

Lock in recurring revenue with signed contracts.

Build a contract in minutes. The customer signs from their phone. Jobs and invoices take it from there.

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