What is the average lawn mowing rate in Oklahoma?

The Oklahoma state average is approximately $54 per mow for a standard residential lot. Rates vary by city from $45 to $65 depending on lot size and services included.

How can I calculate my lawn care pricing?

Use the MowGo route audit tool to factor in drive time, fuel, and job duration so you price for profitability, not just the mow.

What to Charge in Your City

Oklahoma lawn rates — real market data, updated August 2026

Oklahoma state average

$55.25

per mow, across all yard sizes and frequencies.

Yard size	Weekly	Bi-weekly	Monthly
1/8 acre	$30.39	$34.81	$35.36
1/4 acre	$39.78	$45.31	$46.96
1/3 acre	$52.49	$53.04	$60.22
1/2 acre	$65.75	$75.70	$78.46
1 acre	$102.22	$107.19	$119.34

Frequency reality check: OK customers split 35% weekly / 32% bi-weekly / 33% monthly. If you only offer one cadence, you're leaving a third of the market out.

Your city's average mow price

City	Avg mow price	Avg yard size
Broken Arrow	$67.08	10,165 sq ft
Claremore	$65.13	10,579 sq ft
Yukon	$59.36	11,353 sq ft
Edmond	$58.02	5,543 sq ft
Tulsa	$56.93	11,999 sq ft
Oklahoma City	$54.73	8,203 sq ft
Norman	$52.89	6,745 sq ft
Guthrie	$51.22	11,038 sq ft
Chickasha	$50.82	9,799 sq ft
Bethany	$48.01	8,272 sq ft

The spread matters: a crew in Broken Arrow can reasonably charge ~$12 more per cut than one in Bethany. Pricing off a buddy in another city leaves $400–$600/yr on the table per customer.

What this means for your numbers

Quick math for a 1/3-acre yard at the state average:

Per cut: $52.49 (bi-weekly) → ~$1,365/yr per customer (26 cuts)
20 customers = ~$27,300/yr in mowing alone
30 customers = ~$41,000/yr

Add the extras OK customers already buy — fertilization (9%), cleanup (8%), leaf removal (8%), aeration (8%) — and the average customer's annual value climbs 30%+ above mowing alone.

The honest caveats

1. Your market sets the ceiling, your work sets the price. Averages are what OK customers pay, not a guarantee. Premium service (reliable scheduling, reminders, receipts) justifies the top of the range.

2. Yard size dominates. A 1-acre cut pays 2x a 1/4-acre cut. Measure your accounts, don't guess.

3. Raise on new customers first. Grandfather loyal ones, announce it before the season.

4. One missed job costs more than any rate raise. A lost weekly customer is ~$1,365/yr. Showing up — even after rain — is worth more than a $5 bump.

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Prepared for Oklahoma lawn crews · Data: LawnStarter OK market, refreshed 08-03-2026 · Re-checked quarterly, next refresh November 2026 · mowgoapp.com