Mobile Pet Grooming
Vans that stay full, coats that stay on schedule
A grooming van is a small business on wheels with a tank of water and a generator — every kilometre between appointments burns fuel, and every pet that drifts past its groom date is revenue quietly leaking away. loTouch packs each van's day into one part of town, rebooks every pet on the cadence its coat demands, and keeps the temperament notes and vaccine records that make the next groom smoother than the last.
What does mobile pet grooming business software do?
Mobile pet grooming software packs each van's day with appointments routed tightly by neighbourhood, rebooks every pet on the cadence its coat requires before owners notice the overgrowth, tracks van constraints like water fill-ups and generator power, and charges card-on-file as each groom completes. loTouch adds generated landing pages per area, so local owners book your van directly.
Sound familiar?
The problems eating your margin
A van that drives more than it grooms
Three grooms scattered across the city is a day of driving with grooming in between. loTouch clusters each van's appointments into one area per day — more grooms per tank, per shift, per groomer — and your landing pages funnel new bookings into the clusters you already serve.
Six-week coats on ten-week schedules
The doodle due every six weeks drifts to ten because nobody called, and the matting makes the next groom harder on everyone. Each pet carries its own cadence, and 'Bailey's due' reminders go out with one-tap rebooking before the coat — or the owner — becomes a problem.
Everything about the dog lives in the groomer's head
Hates dryers, matts behind the ears, vaccine records expired last month — knowledge that walks out the door with staff turnover. Every pet has a profile: temperament flags, clip notes, photos and vaccination status, available to whoever takes the appointment.
Curious what drive time costs you? Try the calculator — preset for mobile pet grooming→
The loTouch effect
What changes with loTouch
Be the van the neighbourhood books
Generated landing pages per area and service — full grooms, de-shedding, nail trims at the door — ranking when owners search for grooming that comes to them, with booking against your vans' real routes.
A groomer app built for the driveway
The day in route order with each pet's profile, coat notes and photos from the last visit; before-and-after shots close each groom and arrive in the owner's pocket while the van is still outside.
Recurring revenue you can measure per van
Grooms charge card-on-file at completion, packages and memberships bill on cycle, and utilization reporting — grooms per van per day, drive-time ratios — shows exactly when the second van pays for itself.
Your owners book, track and pay in your branded app.
Comparing options? loTouch vs MarketBox→
Proven in production
The engine behind loTouch has been running Rockstar Music Central for years
Google page 1
for region + instrument searches across the GTA
$0.90 avg CPC
across 14.6K impressions of supporting paid search
One system
from search result to teacher payroll
FAQ
Questions mobile grooming companies ask us
How does rebooking on a per-pet cadence work?
Each pet carries a groom interval suited to its coat — four, six, eight weeks — and finishing a groom books or prompts the next one before the van leaves the street. Owners confirm in one tap, and pets that slip past due surface on a list your team can actually action.
Can loTouch account for water, power and van logistics?
Yes. Van profiles carry tank capacity, generator details and restocking needs, and daily routes include the fill-up and supply stops the day actually requires. Site notes flag the driveways and parking situations a van can't service before anyone drives there.
What do owners see before and after a groom?
A reminder with the arrival window before, live on-the-way status the day of, and a completed-groom report after — photos, coat condition notes and anything the groomer flagged, like ear irritation worth a vet look. It's the communication that makes mobile pricing feel justified.
How is this different from generic pet-care software?
It's built for vans, not shops: routes instead of a lobby, per-pet cadences instead of walk-ins, water and power constraints instead of a fixed tub. And because loTouch also runs your acquisition pages and billing, the van's whole loop — found, booked, groomed, paid, rebooked — runs in one system.
Does loTouch sync with QuickBooks?
Yes — invoices, payments and payroll records sync to QuickBooks, so your accountant keeps their system and you keep one source of truth. Job data stays exportable; loTouch is built to feed your books, not trap your data.
How does loTouch pricing work?
loTouch pricing is public: implementation from $3,500 one-time and a platform license from $400/mo, sized by team (1–10, 11–25 or 26–60 field providers), plus $40 per provider per month — office and manager seats are free, and end customers are free and unlimited. Payments run at standard processor rates plus a platform fee under 1% on card-on-file volume. See lotouch.ca/pricing for the full model and an instant estimator.
Coverage
Available everywhere you operate
Local landing pages, local scheduling, local routing — wherever your teams work.
Canada
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