Bots ready today · first client site in build
Landscaping & lawn care — websites and AI staff
Nobody can describe a yard. Everybody can photograph one — which is exactly how your customers already text you.
A finished one, running
This is the site, not a picture of one.
Scroll it, open the services, start the chat — it is a real site running inside this page. Six Oaks Lawn & Landscape is a demonstration company: the design, the structure and the writing are exactly what you get, and every name, number and address on it is invented. Yours would carry your own work.
Live page · scrolls and clicks inside the frame
Walk the whole site, page by page — every service has its own page, written for the search that finds it, and all of it stays inside this site.
The problem in landscaping & lawn care
Your customer does not have the words. They cannot say regrade, drainage, or bark dust depth, so they write "the back is a mess" and hope. Meanwhile the work runs on a calendar everyone in town shares — spring clean-ups, mowing season, fall pruning — so the week the phone goes mad is the same week for every crew, and the jobs go to whoever answered. And half the enquiries in a lot of markets are not in English.
What your AI staff does for landscaping & lawn care
- ✓The Receptionist answers in the evening and at weekends, and takes photos of the area, the address and a callback number while you are still on a mower.
- ✓Photo intake does the describing for them — a picture of the back garden says more than a paragraph they cannot write, and it is what they are already sending.
- ✓English and Spanish, across the whole conversation and not just the menu — which on a lot of local rosters is half the customers.
- ✓The Review Chaser answers every Google review in your voice, and the Marketer keeps the profile fresh with photographs of your own jobs. Landscaping is chosen locally, off pictures.
- ✓A website that shows the work you actually did, with the town on it — the thing a neighbor recognises.
How somebody in landscaping & lawn care actually gets found
It starts with a question typed at the worst possible hour.
- 01
They type this
“lawn care near me, weekly”
Sunday evening
- 02
Meanwhile, at your end
Nobody can describe a yard down a phone, and everybody can photograph one.
- 03
What has to exist for you to be the answer
Something specific to say — cut height by grass species, what a clean-up includes — rather than a stock photograph of a mower.
- 04
What we put in that path
- A page that prices by what is actually on the property
- The chat takes the yard photo and the address
- A yard card that says what was NOT done, and why
Nobody can sell you a position in a search result or an AI answer. There is no ranking to buy and no slot to reserve — an assistant composes its answer fresh for every question. What can be done is all of step four: make the business legible, put the answers in plain text a crawler receives, and let every AI crawler in. We do that on every site we build, and we will not promise you the paragraph.
Why this package and not three suppliers
One build, one bill, and the website is yours whatever happens next.
What most businesses in this trade are running
- Somebody who built the website, once, and moved on
- Somebody else posting, if anybody is
- Software that does not know either of them exist
Three relationships, three invoices, and nothing that carries a lead from the first to the third without a person retyping it.
What this is instead
- The site, built new on your own name
- The chat and the marketing that feed it
- Every job on one screen, wired to both
One build. The lead that arrives at nine at night is already on the screen you open in the morning, because it never left the system.
Whether it is worth it, in one division
$349 a month ÷ your gross profit per job = the extra jobs a month that pay for it
That is arithmetic on your number, not a promise about ours. We do not publish a recovery rate, because nobody can honestly know one — and the full price, the setup and the smaller door are all in the pricing panel below.
And if you ever stop, you keep your website. It is on your own domain, and it does not switch off because the subscription did.
The moment it earns its keep
It is the first warm Saturday in March and everybody remembers their garden on the same afternoon. Nineteen enquiries come in while you are on a job. By the time you are back in the truck they are sorted, each with photographs of the area and a postcode, so you spend the evening pricing instead of ringing people back to ask what they meant.
A site we are building for this trade
A landscaping company in Oregon, in build now. Their own photographs, their own name, and opening hours that say whether somebody is there right now — seven days a week. Not live yet: it is shown here as a build, not as an address you can visit.
Worth knowing
Straight about which half is which. The bots — the chat, the photo intake, the reviews, the posting and the website — work today, and there is a real landscaping site in build now. The shop management side was built around a repair bay: jobs, a floor board, technicians. A grounds crew is not that shape, and we would rather say so than sell you a board built for somebody else’s week.
Simple, transparent pricing
- One-time setup: $2,995 — or financing available at checkout, no deposit.
- Then $349 a month — one plan, the whole staff, no tiers to pick between.
- If you ever stop: you keep your website — the management system and marketing platform switch off.
Your customers do not only get in touch during business hours — they get in touch when the problem happens. The lit strip is the shift that covers it.
Why customers notice this stuff · the numbers
The customers judging your trade already shop everywhere else online — their standard for answered-fast and looked-after was set by companies a thousand times your size.
75%
of customers expect companies to use new technologies to create better experiences.
Salesforce, State of the Connected Customer, 3rd ed. (8,000+ respondents) · verified 21 August 2026
41%
of consumers now "always" read reviews when looking for a business, up from 29% the year before.
BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 · verified 20 August 2026
None of that was laziness — it was arithmetic. Doing this properly used to mean a hire or an agency. That's the arithmetic that changed:
That is year one with the $2,995 setup in it; every year after is $4,188 — about 11%. Wage is the kindest comparison anyway: it leaves out payroll taxes, benefits and hiring. And we're not claiming a bot replaces a person; we're showing where the price sits. Both numbers are checkable.
Start here
See it on your own landscaping & lawn care business.
Tell us the name and a way to reach you. One of our specialists builds a short demo on your business and sends you the link — no card, and nobody rings you at dinner unless you ask them to.
We build for these too
Plenty of landscapers, lawn care and grounds maintenance crews run more than one of these. Same build, same staff, priced the same way.
- Tree servicetree services, arborists and storm crews
- Pressure washingpressure washing and exterior cleaning companies
- Pool service & repairpool service and repair companies
Not sure which part is costing you most? Start from the problem instead — missed calls, slow estimates, wasted ad spend.
Built for AI search · on every site we build
Built to be read by the machines your customers now ask.
People do not only type into a search box any more — they ask ChatGPT, Google, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok or Copilot, and an assistant can only repeat what a page actually says. So we build yours to be read: the answers rendered as plain text a crawler receives, real numbers instead of “contact us”, every AI crawler let in by name, and your own listings agreeing with each other. It is part of the build, not an add-on with a price on it.
And it is built on your own domain, in your own accounts — the part most businesses rent from somebody else. Owning it is the difference between running the marketing side of your business and being a passenger in it.
Do not get left behind by this. Be in front of it — and we walk you through the whole thing.
How we build for AI search — and what nobody can promise you →