Paid yearly Saves $120
$39/month
$468 once a year, plus applicable tax.
Websites for landscapers that change with the seasons.
We build and host websites for landscapers and lawn care pros, with your services, the towns you cover and an estimate form, for $49/month or $39/month paid yearly. You change it yourself in plain English, from spring cleanups to snow. People choose a landscaper with their eyes: they want to see yards you’ve done and know you handle their kind of job.
What people look for
What do people look for on a landscaping website?
Yards you’ve done, whether you design, maintain or both, and what you offer this season. Someone planning a new garden and someone who needs the lawn mowed by Friday both start there.
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Yards you’ve done.
Photos of your own work: planting, patios, clean edges. Upload them in the editor whenever you finish a job.
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Design, upkeep or both.
Say clearly whether you design and build, keep yards up week to week, or both. It saves everyone a wasted call.
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What you offer right now.
Spring cleanups, mulch, fall leaf removal, snow removal. Put this season’s work first, and move it when the season turns.
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Whether you come to them.
A plain list of the towns you cover.
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An easy way to ask.
A call button and a short estimate form at the top of every page.
What we build
What’s on the website we build you?
Your services, the towns you cover, “Call now” and “Request an estimate” buttons, your photos, your hours and an About section, written for landscaping and lawn care. Hide, move or add to any of them.
- Services. Landscape design, planting, lawn care and seasonal cleanups to start, or the services you already list publicly. Add hardscaping, irrigation, sod, pruning or snow removal when you want them.
- Service area. A “Where we work” list of towns, and a line for anyone unsure whether they’re in range.
- Call button and estimate form. “Call now” and “Request an estimate” at the top. Requests come straight to your email.
- Your photos. Your own before-and-after shots, uploaded from the editor.
- Hours and contact details. Phone, email and hours, plus your address if you want it shown.
- About. A short section in your words about how you work and what you like doing most.
The editor
Can I keep it in season myself?
Yes. Sign in and type what you want changed in plain English, or use a simple form. You see each change before it goes live, and every version is saved, so you can always go back.
Plain English, for example
- “Put spring cleanups first.”
- “Add fall leaf removal to our services.”
- “Move snow removal to the top for the winter.”
- “Add patios and walkways to hardscaping.”
Your site says what you’re doing this season because you’re the one who changes it, in a sentence, whenever you like.
We build your website, not your booking, invoicing or dispatch software. The tools you already use keep running the business.
Pricing
How much does it cost?
$49/month, or $39/month paid yearly ($468/yr). In US dollars, plus applicable tax. Cancel anytime.
Paid monthly
$49/month
Billed each month, plus applicable tax.
Both plans include hosting, the editor, enquiries sent to your email, your own web address if you have one, and every version saved.
Got our email? Your preview is free to claim and edit. To put it online, choose a plan; you can ask for a full refund of your first payment within 14 days. How the free preview works
Questions
What else do landscapers ask?
How much does a website for a landscaper cost?
With us, $49/month, or $39/month paid yearly ($468/yr), plus applicable tax. Building the first version is free; the plan covers hosting, the editor and enquiries sent to your email.
Can my site change with the seasons?
Yes. Reorder services, change the headline or hide what you’re not doing this time of year, in a sentence. Every version is saved, so last spring’s site is there when you need it again.
Should design and maintenance be on separate pages?
If they’re different customers, it can help. Ask the editor to add a page, then change the wording to suit. One page that covers both is a fine place to start.
Can I show photos of my clients’ yards?
Your own work, yes. If the house is recognizable, ask the owner first, and leave out house numbers.
Other trades
Do you build websites for other trades?
Yes. Every site starts from sections written for its trade, and these are the most common.
How do I get started?
Email Rob and tell us what you do and where you work. We’ll build a first version around it and show it to you.
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