Spring sends every homeowner outside at once, and they all start looking for help. The AI does the hours of work to make your landscaping company easier to find on Google, the map and ChatGPT, and Night Fox decides what's worth doing. Every call and form is tied to its source, so you know which ones became weekly contracts.
Illustration: an AI assistant answering a question by naming a landscaping company, the call that follows, traced to that answer, and what it turned into.
Sound familiar?
01 · Invisible
In April, half the neighborhood searches for a landscaper the same week, and Google and ChatGPT point them to the companies they have good information about.
How to Get Recommended by ChatGPTIllustration: a spring search for a landscaper, with two competitors ahead of your company.
02 · Kept Guessing
A one-time cleanup and a year-round maintenance contract both show up as one form. You need to know which sources bring the work that comes back every week.
Illustration: a marketing report that counts forms but can't tell a cleanup from a contract.
03 · Held Hostage
The tracking number on your trucks, trailers and door hangers was set up in your old agency's account. Cancel, and they keep it, along with every homeowner who's called it each spring for years.
How to Leave an Agency Without Losing Your DomainIllustration: the phone number on a landscaping company's trailers and door hangers, owned by a former agency.
04 · Seasons
Searches drop hard in the fall and winter. If your site and listings only work in April, the rest of the year turns into a scramble for hardscape jobs and snow contracts.
Illustration: landscaping searches swinging from spring highs to winter lows.
All four of these can be fixed. Look at how landscaping searches move through the year.
Show MeWhat a Click Costs
Google's own figures for the plainest landscaping search. Clicks don't cost much, but demand swings with the seasons, so your site needs to be ready well before spring.
| Market | “landscaping”, cost per click |
|---|---|
| Seattle-Tacoma | $3.46 to $20.00 2,900 Searches a Month |
| Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne | $2.03 to $8.82 2,400 Searches a Month |
| Raleigh-Durham | $2.21 to $10.46 1,600 Searches a Month |
| Spokane and Coeur d'Alene | $1.92 to $8.83 590 Searches a Month |
Google Ads Keyword Planner, top-of-page bid range per click and average monthly searches for “landscaping” by TV market area. Pulled November 4, 2026.
Step 1 · Getting Found
In April, homeowners ask Google, the map and ChatGPT who can take on their yard. We build a page for each landscaping service you want more of, from weekly maintenance to patios, and for the neighborhoods where your work is, and keep your hours and service area right everywhere.
Illustration: a landscaping company named in a Google Maps result and an AI answer.
Step 2 · Tracking the Calls
Calls and quote forms land in the app as they arrive, with the search, map listing or ad behind each one. Tracking numbers are registered to your business and forward to the number already on your trucks, which doesn't change.
Illustration: the day's calls and forms for a landscaping company, each with where it came from.
Step 3 · Counting What Paid Off
Mark each lead as the work it became, and the app shows which sources bring season-long contracts and which bring one-time cleanups, along with what each one cost you, to the cent.
Illustration: a week of work for a landscaping company, each job traced to the source that brought it.
Your Site
Big photos of finished yards, easy to call from, and ready before spring. The design is built for landscaping and wears your brand and your best projects. Each service you want more of gets a page, starting with these:
Hold Your Territory
Landscaping territories are drawn from ZIP codes, sized by how many people there search for a landscaper. Most of our landscaping clients hold theirs, and we won't take on a competing landscaping company inside it while they do. Your main trade decides the territory, so a landscaper who also plows snow holds landscaping. Some are already taken.
Is your territory open?
Then you'll see whether your territory's open and your price range. We only ask your name after that.
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Read MoreFAQ
No. Your main number stays on your trucks, your door hangers and your Google profile. Tracking numbers forward to it, so you can see where each call came from, and your regular customers never notice a thing.
Yes. We run Google Ads and Google's pay-per-lead ads in accounts you own, and Google bills you directly for what you spend. Each lead is traced to what it became, so you can tell the clicks that turned into contracts from the ones that were a single cleanup.
Yes. Recurring work gets its own page and its own tracking, so you can see which sources bring contracts and which bring one-time jobs.
They stay on your Google Business Profile, and the profile stays yours. Your site shows reviews next to photos of the yards they're about, and you'll see new ones as customers leave them.
The site is live within 30 days, and calls are tracked from the first week. Moving up in the map and the AI answers usually takes months and depends on how many landscapers in your area want the same searches, so starting in the off-season makes sense. Luc gives you an honest read on your area before you sign anything.
The AI drafts them from your services and project photos. We rewrite each page with what only you know, like the plants that hold up on your clients' lots, and you read every page before it goes live.
Plans run $500.00 to $3,500.00 and up a month, set by your crew size or yearly revenue, whichever is bigger, plus a one-time build fee quoted for you. You pay month to month and can stop with 30 days' notice.
What you own, what it costs, the contract and getting started, all searchable.
Read the FAQWhen you call, you get the founder, never an account manager.
Answer a few questions and we'll tell you if your territory's open, then show you exactly where your landscaping company stands.
Check My MarketingWho You'll Talk To
You'll be talking with me, the founder. I've been building sites and getting businesses found for 25 years. I'll tell you the truth about your market, even if the truth is you don't need me.
Luc Boone, Founder