SingleOps Review
Tree care and plant health care business software, now sold by Granum
Fit Score
Fit Score
▸ How we scored SingleOps: 9.0/10
| Factor | Weight | Sub-score |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical fit (best trade) | 60% | 10.0/10 |
| Pricing transparency | 20% | 10.0/10 |
| Integration coverage | 20% | 5.0/10 |
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Quick verdict
SingleOps is best for Tree care and plant health care companies, from single-crew outfits to multi-crew operations, that want estimating, tree inventory, scheduling, crew work orders and invoicing in one system. Pricing starts at $200/mo base, plus seats. Trade fit of 8/10 or higher: Landscaping & Lawn Care.
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About SingleOps
SingleOps is business management software for tree care and plant health care (PHC) companies. It is now sold as SingleOps by Granum. In November 2024 SingleOps merged with Landscape Management Network (LMN), alongside a growth investment from existing investor FTV Capital with participation from Five Elms Capital. In October 2025 the combined company launched Granum as the parent brand for LMN, SingleOps and the Greenius crew-training product. SingleOps says it has served arborists since 2013, and its 2025 press materials give Atlanta, Georgia as its headquarters. Granum is led by CEO Mark Sedgley, who ran SingleOps before the merger.
The product covers the path from lead to payment: a CRM, estimating with digital proposals and upsell options, and a Tree Inventory that records species, condition, risk and work history on a map of each client's property. It adds time-based scheduling and routing, digital crew work orders with notes, photos and checklists, automated proposal follow-ups and renewals, and invoicing with online payment by credit card, ACH or debit. Payments run through SingleOps Payments, which is powered by ProPay, part of Global Payments. SingleOps has a two-way sync with QuickBooks Online and connects to QuickBooks Desktop through the Web Connector. A client portal lets customers request service.
Prices are published per company, with a monthly charge for each extra office or sales user; SingleOps says crew users are free. Essential is $200 a month billed annually ($220 monthly), with extra office or sales users at $50 a month each billed annually ($55 monthly). Plus is $350 a month billed annually ($385 monthly), with extra office users at $100 billed annually ($115 monthly), and adds options-based proposals, job site measurements and mapping, map-based scheduling, a one-way Google Calendar sync and automations for proposals and invoice due dates. Premier is $500 a month billed annually ($550 monthly), with extra office users at $125 billed annually ($150 monthly), and adds route optimization, more automations and follow-ups, and business insights and reporting. Timesheets and GPS vehicle tracking are listed as an add-on. Every plan includes a dedicated implementation specialist and one-on-one training.
Before the Granum launch, SingleOps described itself as software for the wider green industry, including lawn care, full-service landscaping, sod farms and landscape supply. Granum now presents SingleOps as its tree care product and LMN as its landscaping product.
The trade-off: SingleOps costs more than entry-level field service apps, extra office seats add up on the higher plans, and route optimization and reporting sit on the top plan. No free trial is published, so evaluation is through a demo.
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | $200/mo | Lowest price in this table |
| Plus | $350/mo | |
| Premier | $500/mo | Highest price in this table |
Per-company plans with a monthly charge for each extra office or sales user; crew users are free (toggle labeled 'SAVE 9%' for annual billing). Essential $200 a month billed annually ($220 monthly), extra office or sales users $50 a month each billed annually ($55 monthly). Plus $350 a month billed annually ($385 monthly), extra users $100 ($115 monthly). Premier $500 a month billed annually ($550 monthly), extra users $125 ($150 monthly); timesheets and GPS tracking are listed as an add-on, and Greenius is available as an add-on on all plans, both without prices. Every plan includes a dedicated implementation specialist and one-on-one training. No free trial is published. Verified against granum.com/singleops/pricing/ 2026-10-08.
SingleOps starts at $200/mo base, plus seats (Essential tier). That is a base price for the account, with seats added on top (see the pricing note): spread across a 5-person team the base alone works out to about $40 per user. Its starting price places it in our entry price band (under $100 per user per month). The tier prices in the table above run from $200 to $500/mo; the pricing note gives the billing terms and any other published prices.
Pricing verified 2026-10-08. Prices can change, so confirm them with SingleOps before purchasing.
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Key features
Integrations
Pros
- + Built around tree work
Tree Inventory maps each client's trees with species, condition, risk and work history, and that record feeds proposals and work orders. Generalist field service apps do not model individual trees this way.
- + Lead to payment in one system
CRM, estimating, scheduling, crew work orders, invoicing and online payments (card, ACH or debit) run in one platform, with automated follow-ups on proposals and renewals.
- + QuickBooks sync
SingleOps has a two-way sync with QuickBooks Online and connects to QuickBooks Desktop through the Web Connector, so clients and invoices do not need double entry.
- + Free crew users
Only office and sales users add cost. SingleOps says crew users are free, which helps companies with large field teams.
- + Guided onboarding on every plan
Each plan includes a dedicated implementation specialist and one-on-one training, and support is available by phone, email or chat.
Cons
- − Higher starting price
Essential starts at $200 a month billed annually ($220 monthly), and each extra office or sales user adds $50 a month billed annually ($55 monthly). That is a lot for a one-person tree service.
- − Seat fees rise with the plan
Extra office or sales users cost $100 a month on Plus and $125 on Premier billed annually ($115 and $150 monthly), so a growing office team raises the bill quickly.
- − Key tools on the top plan
Route optimization and business reporting are Premier features ($500 a month billed annually), and timesheets with GPS tracking are an add-on whose price is not published.
- − Tree care focus
Granum now sells SingleOps as its tree care and PHC product and LMN as its landscaping product. It is not built for HVAC, plumbing or electrical work.
- − No published trial
SingleOps offers demos rather than a self-serve free trial, so you cannot test it on your own before talking to sales.
Implementation
Start with a demo, since SingleOps publishes no free trial. Every plan includes a dedicated implementation specialist and one-on-one training. Before kickoff, gather your client and property list, your service catalog and prices, and any tree records you want in Tree Inventory. Connect QuickBooks early: QuickBooks Online connects from account settings, while QuickBooks Desktop needs the Web Connector. If you want card and ACH payments, set up SingleOps Payments (processed by ProPay) and decide whether to pass processing fees to clients, which the payment settings allow. Count your office and sales users before choosing a plan, because crew users are free but each extra office seat is billed monthly.
Best for / Watch out for
Best for
Tree care and plant health care companies, from single-crew outfits to multi-crew operations, that want estimating, tree inventory, scheduling, crew work orders and invoicing in one system
Watch out for
Costs more than entry-level field service apps: Essential starts at $200 a month billed annually and each extra office or sales user is $50 to $125 a month billed annually ($55 to $150 monthly) depending on plan; route optimization and reporting are Premier features; timesheets and GPS tracking are an add-on; no published free trial
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Frequently asked questions
Who owns SingleOps?
Granum. SingleOps merged with LMN in November 2024, with a growth investment from FTV Capital and participation from Five Elms Capital, and the combined company launched the Granum brand in October 2025. The product is now sold as SingleOps by Granum.
How much does SingleOps cost?
Essential is $200 a month billed annually ($220 monthly), Plus $350 ($385 monthly) and Premier $500 ($550 monthly). Extra office or sales users cost $50, $100 or $125 a month billed annually ($55, $115 or $150 monthly) depending on plan, and crew users are free. Timesheets and GPS tracking are an add-on.
Does SingleOps integrate with QuickBooks?
Yes. It has a two-way sync with QuickBooks Online and connects to QuickBooks Desktop through the Web Connector. Plus and Premier also include a one-way Google Calendar sync.
Is SingleOps for landscapers or tree care companies?
Granum now markets SingleOps to tree care and plant health care companies and LMN to landscaping companies. SingleOps used to describe itself as serving the wider green industry, including lawn care and landscaping.
How does SingleOps handle payments?
Through SingleOps Payments, powered by ProPay (part of Global Payments). Clients can pay by credit card or ACH, you can save cards for autopay, and you can choose to add a processing fee to invoices.
SingleOps or Arborgold for a tree service?
Both are built for tree work. SingleOps (from $200 a month billed annually) charges per extra office or sales user, and its pricing page lists Tree Inventory in its plan comparison, so check which plan includes it. Arborgold starts at $129 a month on annual payment with a twelve-month commitment, and puts tree inventory mapping on its $499 Enterprise plan. Demo both with your own jobs.
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