For landscapers
A neighbor sees your work, then checks you out online before they call.
Word of mouth still drives the best jobs. But the second someone admires a yard or hears your name, they search it. The photos that load and the form that works decide whether you book the estimate or lose it to the next guy.
- Before and after yards shown like the proof they are
- Quote requests that land straight in your inbox
- Tap to call and text, so the fastest bid wins
- Found on Google and AI when neighbors search local lawn care
The first thing they check
Three answers your customer wants before they choose you.
Have you done yards like mine?
Your finished work, sorted by the jobs you want more of, with before and after photos that show the change. A homeowner wants to see a yard that looks like theirs, done right. Put the proof up front and the estimate is half booked before the phone rings.
How do I get a quote?
A short form that asks for the address, the job, and a couple photos, answered without a phone call first. The homeowner sends it on their own time, and the request lands in your inbox with everything you need to price the visit and show up ready to win it.
Can I count on you to show up?
Lawn care lives on reliability. Your service area, the work you handle, and how to reach you sit right where a thumb already rests. Tap to call, tap to text, no buried number. A homeowner who has to hunt for you is already calling the truck down the street.
You get one person who sweats the details.
No agency, no account managers, no handoffs. I design, build, host, and maintain the whole site myself, and I sweat the details, so it is as sharp as the work you put your name on.
Be the first landscaper on this page.
This is a design built for lawn care, not a client I am dressing up as proof. Sign on and yours becomes the real site shown here, with your yards, your service area, and your name on it.
$0
down to start
$200
a month, all in
2 to 3
weeks to live
Common questions
The questions owners ask before they start.
It is $0 down and $200 a month, with design, hosting, security, and edits all included. No setup fee and no contract you have to chase. You get a custom site built around your finished yards and your service area, and the price stays flat through your busy spring and your slow winter alike.
About two to three weeks from our first call, so you can have it up before the season hits. You send me photos of your best yards and the services you offer, and I handle design, build, and launch. One person moves it from idea to live while you stay on the mowers and the installs.
Yes. Your site is built for local SEO and for answer engines like Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT, with clear pages for each service and town you cover. So when a neighbor searches lawn care near me, or asks an assistant who does landscaping in your area, your company shows up in the answer.
The request lands in your inbox the moment a homeowner sends it, with the address, the job, and any photos they attached. No portal to log into and no app to learn. You read it on your phone between stops, price the visit, and reply fast, which is usually what wins the estimate.
You never touch code or hosting. When you finish a yard worth showing, you text or email me the before and after photos and I add them to your gallery, usually the same day. Your best recent work stays front and center while you stay in the field running the crew.
Straight answers before you spend a dollar.
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Pricing
How much should a local business website cost?
What it really costs to build and run, monthly versus buyout, and what the price should include.
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The service
What the website plan covers
Design, hosting, security, and the edits that get handled for you, all for one flat price.
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Resources
More straight answers
Plain guides for local business owners, written for you and not for other agencies.
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You handle the yards. I will handle the website.
Tell me your service area and the jobs you want. You get a straight answer on cost and a site live in about two to three weeks.