Websites for landscapers.
Spring is a scramble and August goes quiet — the site has to sell through both, not just the rush.
today, first month free, then $99/mo for 3 months ($149/mo after)
Greenwise Lawn, one of our 30 designs.
A moss-and-cream naturalist layout with a booking-card hero built around a property-specific quote ask. A house-built design template — not a client's site.
Greenwise Lawn
Lawn Care
This isn't a generic template with your name swapped in.
Landscaping demand is lumpy in a way a lot of local-service sites never plan for: spring brings a rush of aeration, mulch, and cleanup requests all at once, while a dry August or a frozen January can leave the phone quiet for weeks. A site tuned only for the spring rush wastes its off-season job, which is showing a property owner exactly what a standing maintenance contract covers so signing on doesn't have to wait for next spring.
A hardscape patio or a full yard redesign is also a different sale than a weekly mow, and the site should make that split obvious instead of routing a five-figure paver project through the same one-line box as a routine trim. Finished-install photos earn the big-ticket redesign; a fast, property-specific quote ask earns the standing maintenance contract. A crew's truck sitting in a driveway all afternoon with the company name on the door is doing real advertising too — the site just has to be ready to catch whoever looks it up that evening.
Built for how landscapers actually get hired.
Property-specific quote messaging
Copy built around 'tell us about your property, get a real number' — the pricing conversation this buyer already expects, resolved with a call instead of a guess.
Installs shown apart from maintenance
Hardscape and redesign work given its own space with finished photos — a different sale from a weekly mow, priced and pitched differently.
Off-season service messaging
Room for whatever keeps revenue moving in the slow months — snow, cleanup, dormant-season work — instead of a page that only makes sense every spring.
Insured-crew language
Coverage status stated plainly — the detail that matters when equipment and crews are working around a property unsupervised.
Pick the design. We build the site.
Greenwise Lawn — one of our 30 designs — is the demo we point landscapers to first: a naturalist moss-and-cream layout with a booking-card hero, built around a property-specific quote ask rather than a generic contact page.
- Step 1
Pick your design
Choose the design shown on this page or any of the other 29. They're all the same price.
- Step 2
Send us your content
One worksheet: business name, services, hours, service area, and any photos you have. No photos yet is fine.
- Step 3
We build it
We put your content into the design, set up your domain, SSL, and hosting, and send you a preview link.
- Step 4
Live in 24 hours
Approve it and it goes live. On the subscription plan, edits after launch are unlimited.
First month free, then $99/mo for 3 months, then $149/mo. Cancel any time.
- Pick the design shown above, or any of our 30
- We swap in your content within 24 hours
- Hosting, SSL, backups, and unlimited edits included
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Questions landscapers actually ask.
- We mostly do one-off installs and hardscape, not recurring mowing — does this design still fit?
- Yes — we'd lead with a project-inquiry section covering scope and photos of past installs instead of the maintenance-contract framing, and move recurring-service messaging lower, since a different buyer is doing the comparing.
- The phone goes quiet every winter — can the site do anything about that?
- That's what the off-season messaging is for — tell us what you actually offer in the slow months, whether that's snow removal, holiday lighting, or dormant-season pruning, and we build it into the site so there's a reason to convert traffic year-round, not just in spring.
- Do we need to publish pricing, or is a quote request enough?
- A quote request is enough. Most landscaping buyers expect to describe their property and get a number back — a published price list rarely holds up once lot size, terrain, and access start changing the actual cost job to job.
Your landscaper site can be live tomorrow.
$99 to start. We build it around the design shown above — or any of our 30. Live by tomorrow morning.