Straightforward pricing for a straightforward job
Three weekly packages, each covering 1–4 dogs on a residential lot up to 1/8 acre. Pick the level of care you want. Here is the whole card.
Good Dog
Reliable weekly cleanup without the dirty work.
$73.62 a month · billed monthly, cancel any time
- Weekly service, same day each week
- Full yard thoroughly scooped using a crisscross pattern
- Service for 1–4 dogs
- Residential lots up to 1/8 acre
- All waste bagged and hauled away
- Gate checked and securely latched
- Text notification when service is complete
Top Dog
A cleaner, fresher yard with every weekly visit.
$95.29 a month · billed monthly, cancel any time
- Everything included in Good Dog
- Lawn deodorizer & sanitizer applied to affected areas once a month
- Priority scheduling after weather days
Best In Show
Our most complete weekly yard-care package.
$121.29 a month · billed monthly, cancel any time
- Everything included in Top Dog
- No charge for extra dogs (residential properties only)
- Complete lawn deodorizer & sanitizer treatment every week
- Dog treats after every visit
Monthly pricing is calculated using 52 weeks per year. All base weekly plans include service for 1–4 dogs on residential lots up to 1/8 acre. Larger properties are quoted individually based on yard size. More than four dogs? Best In Show covers extra dogs at no charge on residential properties; on Good Dog and Top Dog, extra dogs are quoted individually.
What changes your price
Your package. Good Dog, Top Dog or Best In Show. For most yards, that choice is the whole price — every package covers 1–4 dogs on a lot up to 1/8 acre.
A bigger yard. Properties over 1/8 acre are quoted individually. Not because a bigger yard has more waste — it does not — but because it takes longer to search properly.
More than four dogs. Best In Show covers extra dogs at no charge on residential properties. On Good Dog and Top Dog, extra dogs are quoted individually.
Frequency. Weekly costs more per month than bi-weekly but less per visit, because there is less to collect each time. Twice-weekly is not double weekly for the same reason.
Backlog. If your yard has not been scooped in months, the first visit is quoted separately as a one-time cleanup. Your recurring rate then starts the following week.
Included at every plan level
- Full yard thoroughly scooped using a crisscross pattern
- Deck, patio, mulch beds and other accessible pet areas checked
- Waste double-bagged and hauled off your property
- Gate checked and latched every visit
- Tools disinfected between properties
- Text when we are on the way, and a gate photo when we finish
- Pause, skip or cancel with a text — no fee
- Year-round service, weather permitting
One-time work and add-ons
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One-time yard cleanup | $99.99 | Standard lot. Includes lawn deodorizer and sanitizer. |
| Spring cleanup | From $99.99 | Same as one-time. Book late February for a March date. |
| Move-in / move-out cleanup | From $99.99 | Account rates for property managers with multiple units. |
| Lawn deodorizing & sanitizing | Quoted on lawn size | Free with one-time and spring cleanups. |
| Bi-weekly service | Quoted per visit | Priced per visit rather than as a flat monthly plan. |
| Twice-weekly service | Quoted | Second visit costs less than the first. |
| Commercial & HOA | Per station, per visit | Quoted from a site walk. Annual figure for boards. |
Is $16.99 a week actually worth it?
Properly scooping a week of accumulation from an average suburban yard — the whole property, not a quick pass across the lawn — takes most people 30 to 45 minutes. At $16.99 that works out somewhere between $23 and $34 per hour of your time back.
Whether that is a good trade is genuinely personal. But the stronger argument is not about time, it is about consistency. Almost nobody scoops on a schedule. People scoop when the yard gets bad, which means the yard is bad before it gets scooped — and the flies, the smell and the grass damage have all already happened.
And if you have one small dog, a big yard, and you genuinely do walk it with a bag twice a week, we will tell you straight that you do not need us.
Pricing questions
How much does dog poop removal cost in Indianapolis?
Across the Indianapolis market, weekly residential service runs roughly $15 to $28 per visit, with most one-dog households paying $18 to $22. Paws Poo Patrol weekly plans are $16.99 (Good Dog), $21.99 (Top Dog) and $27.99 (Best In Show), and every plan covers 1–4 dogs on a lot up to 1/8 acre. Larger properties are quoted individually. One-time cleanups are $99.99 including treatment.
Why is there an initial cleanup charge?
Because a yard with months of backlog is a genuinely different job from a weekly maintenance visit — often three times the time on site. Charging the same for both would mean either overcharging maintenance customers or undercharging the big jobs. We quote it up front, before we come out.
Is there a contract or a cancellation fee?
Neither. No contract, no start-up fee, no cancellation fee. Service is prepaid monthly and you can pause or stop with a text. If you cancel, we complete the remaining visits in the month you have already paid for, and then your subscription simply ends.
Do you charge more for large dogs?
No. Every plan covers 1–4 dogs regardless of size. A great dane and a beagle count the same on your plan, even though the great dane is doing considerably more of the work.
What if I only want service in the summer?
That is fine, though we would gently point out that winter is when skipping causes the most trouble — nothing decomposes below freezing, so December through March all arrives at once in the spring. Seasonal customers usually end up booking a spring cleanup that costs more than the winter service would have.
Do you offer discounts?
Yes. We run new-customer promotions periodically — the most recent was a first week free with a paid monthly subscription. We also offer a Senior & Accessibility Discount: special pricing for seniors and individuals with disabilities or physical limitations who may need a little extra help keeping their yard clean and enjoyable.
Do you accept credit cards?
Yes. We accept all major credit and debit cards, including Visa, Mastercard and American Express. We also accept Venmo and PayPal.
Get your actual number, not a range
Send your address and dog count. We come back with a flat weekly price, usually the same day, and there is no contract at the end of it.