No site at all
A customer hears your name, searches it, and finds nothing. That's not a great look.
BoostLocal Digital · Websites for landscapers
A missing site, or a free builder page that looks more like a placeholder than a real business.
Your services, your job photos, a quote form on every page, on your own domain.
A website that looks like a real business and brings in calls and bookings. $1,197 one-time.
The problem
A customer hears your name, searches it, and finds nothing. That's not a great look.
It feels more like a placeholder than a real business. People can tell.
Your reviews, your leads, your customers, on a platform that doesn't treat you like a business partner.
Sample site
A sample site we built for a made-up landscaping business in Round Rock, Texas. Not a client. It's here so you can see the level before you book.
On your call, we build the first version around your own business, your own services and your own jobs.

What you get
How it works

Your listing, your photos and your services. Your job photos get cleaned up and sized for the gallery.
Built for the phone first: your services, your gallery, a quote form on every page, clear calls to action.
Service pages, titles and metadata, so the people searching your towns can find you.
Round 1 of 2. You tell us what's off, we fix it. Round 2 is any time in the 30 days after launch.
On your own domain, with SSL. You get your edit path and a support line.
Site check
6 things every landscaping site needs. Be honest, nobody's watching.
You're missing 6 of 6. We build all of it by day 5.
Book a callPrice
Web shops selling to landscapers charge $1,000 to $3,000 one-time, or $39 to $499 a month.
The math: if the site brings you one new weekly customer at about $55 a cut, over a 29-week season that's about $1,600, so one customer covers it. Five customers like that is about $8,000 a season.
You see your first version before you pay anything. If you don't love it, you owe nothing.
FAQ
Shops selling websites to landscapers charge $1,000 to $3,000 one-time. This is $1,197, one time, with hosting free for 3 years, and you see yours working before you pay.
You can. Most free builders end up feeling like a placeholder, not a real business. Ours is live by day 5 and you don't touch it.
Keep them if you want. Service pages, titles and metadata are built into the site from day 1.
Keep it. Just don't put most of your work through an app that doesn't treat you like a business partner. Your own site is yours.
Live on your domain by day 5 after you pay.
20 minutes. You see your site working before you pay.
Book a 20-minute call