For landscapers
Never miss another job.
Your whole year turns up in about six weeks of spring, and you spend all of it out the back of somebody's place.
Thirty seconds · No form · It is a demo, so do not book a real job
Bobcat running, ear muffs on, a trailer full of soil to move before dark. Nobody hears a phone over that.
Across a trade business it is around 40 calls a week and about 10 that ring out. Over a year that is roughly $72,800 of work going to whoever picked up.
Garden makeovers, retaining walls, turf, cleanups before a property goes on the market, and regular maintenance rounds people want quoted by the visit.
Not much of it is an emergency, but it is seasonal and it is competitive. In September everybody rings three landscapers on the same afternoon, and the one who answers is the one who quotes.
$100/ week
Ex GST, billed monthly at $433. Start with one week for $100. No lock-in, cancel anytime. One booked job a month usually covers it.
- Can it handle maintenance rounds and one-off jobs differently?
- Yes. It asks whether they want a regular service or a specific job, because those are different conversations and different money, and it books them accordingly.
- What about people who just want a ballpark?
- It takes the size of the space, what they want done and by when, then books the site visit. Every landscaper knows a ballpark given over the phone becomes the price they expect.
- Does it work when I am on the mower?
- That is the point. It answers the calls you physically cannot, which in this trade is most of the working day.
Thirty seconds · No form · It is a demo, so do not book a real job