WEBSITES FOR LANDSCAPING AND LAWN CARE
Your best yards are the ad. Your website should show them first.
A patio you built or a lawn you brought back sells the next job better than any list of services. We build landscaping, lawn care and tree service sites around photos of your own work, with a quote form that asks for the address and the job, live in seven to fourteen days at a price that's on the page.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Three ways to get a landscaping website, and what each costs.
| Feature | A website builder (Wix, Squarespace) | A monthly landscaping site service (Landscaping Domains) | A one-time template site (Lawn Care Domains "Once-Off") | Wabbit Launch | Wabbit Static |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay | about $18 to $40 a month on an annual plan, plus your time | $99 a month, no setup fee | $2,499, once | $1,200, then $100 a month | $2,750, then Care from $100 a month |
| Who owns it | You, as long as you keep paying | Not you: the design license ends when you cancel | Not stated; you host it yourself | Your content and domain; our layouts and hosting | You, outright, at launch |
| Who does the work | You | They do | You run it | We do | We do |
A builder works if the off-season leaves you time to build it. If you'd rather spend February bidding spring work, that's where we come in.
Built for the spring rush.
Photos of real installs and real lawns, large, on a phone. Patios, plantings, cleanups and the yards you keep up every week.
Design and install, mowing, cleanups, tree work, snow removal. Name each one, so a customer looking for mowing doesn't call about a retaining wall.
Route density is how lawn care makes money, so the site says plainly where your trucks already go.
A short form that asks for the address and the job, so your first reply can be a price. If you already take requests through a tool like Jobber or Service Autopilot, we connect it.
If you run weekly or seasonal plans, the site explains them in a sentence each, so customers sign up for the year instead of one mow.
SHOW THE WORK · A HAMILTON RESTORATION
Weathered gray, with failing rails and decking. We replaced the damaged boards and finished it in a warm stain.
Hamilton Solutions, Appleton City, Missouri.
An exterior crew whose projects run from roof coatings to decks and gazebos, with years of before-and-after photos and a site the owner had built himself. We rebuilt it so the work leads, with a before-and-after slider on every project.
THE FIRST SCREEN, THEN AND NOW
I approached Wabbit as I was turning my gardening expertise into a viable business, I wasn't sure where to start or how to begin building a quality website and brand that describes the benefits of hiring us. … We've now reached thousands of gardeners. I definitely recommend hiring Wabbit to get outside perspective on your business.
Laura KovalFounder, AbleVeg
PRICES, PUBLISHED
Two ways to build.
Launch — $1,200 to build, then $100/mo. Proven layouts with your photos and words in them, live in seven days from the day we have your content, guaranteed.
Static — $2,750, plus Care from $100/mo. A custom site you own outright, with your go-live date in writing on day one, inside two weeks.
Questions
- Q.01
When should a landscaping company build its website?
Before the phones start in spring. A site that goes live in February is collecting quote requests by March; one that goes live in May is catching up.
- Q.02
My photos are on my phone. Is that good enough?
Usually, yes. Recent phone cameras take better yard photos than most stock libraries. Send us your best twenty and we'll pick the ones that sell.
- Q.03
Can customers sign up for weekly mowing on the site?
They can ask for it there. If you use Jobber, Service Autopilot or a similar tool for recurring service, we connect its request form; if you don't, the site's own form sends the request straight to your email.
- Q.04
Will it rank for "lawn care near me"?
The map results for "near me" searches come mostly from your Google Business Profile and its reviews. The site helps by naming your services and the towns you cover clearly, and by loading fast on a phone.
- Q.05
I'm not in Kansas City. Can you still build it?
Yes. Kansas City comes first, and we build for service businesses across the US. The process runs by email and a shared review link either way.
Show us your best yard. We'll tell you which build fits.
Most calls end with a clear answer: Launch, Static, or "you don't need us yet." We reply the same day to set a time.