For recurring service routes
Route optimization for crews that go back every week
Delivery routers solve one day of one-time stops. Your business is the same 300 yards every week, split across crews, moved by rain. CutRoute optimizes that.
Stylized map with a single optimized route through a suburb
What it fixes
Built around how this work actually runs
Recurring, not one-off
Cadence is the constraint. Weekly and biweekly customers have to land on the right week and the same crew.
Multi-crew balance
Split zones by drive time and hours so no crew finishes at 2 pm while another is out until dark.
Weather moves
Push a rain day forward and the whole week re-optimizes. Customers get a text.
Designed around how green-industry operators actually route: by density, by crew, by week.
Everything included
The same five tools, every vertical
Crew scheduling & routing
Assign jobs to a crew and CutRoute puts them in the order that burns the least fuel and windshield time.
Route optimization
Most operators lose an hour a day to windshield time they don't notice.
Estimates & quotes
Pull up the address, measure turf and beds on the map, apply your pricing, and send.
Invoicing & billing
Per-visit, monthly flat rate, or a seasonal contract.
Customer records
Gate code.
Waitlist
Early access for route-based operators
Tell us what you run. Waitlist members shape the category features and lock in founding pricing.
Questions
How is this different from Route4Me or a delivery router?
Those tools optimize a list of stops for one trip. CutRoute optimizes recurring visits across a season and multiple crews, and ties each stop to scheduling, estimates, and billing.
When does CutRoute launch?
Spring 2027. Waitlist members get in first and lock in founding pricing.
Does it work on a phone in the truck?
It's built for that first. Crews use it on iPhone or Android; you use it wherever you are.
Can I bring my customer list from another tool?
Yes, CSV import from any spreadsheet or export.