Fewer site visits.Better ones.Booked while you're on a job.
Every call and form answered in sixty seconds, from your number, in your name. The project, the area and the budget asked before a slot is offered. The consultation on your calendar. You pay per visit that shows.
Nothing to start · No retainer · No ad budget · One landscaper per area
See if your area is open
Two minutes · the price is on question eight
What do you build?
Pick the closest fit.
- One
- landscaper per trade per area, in writing
- 60 sec
- or that visit is free
- $175 or $350
- per visit that shows, nothing else
Who this is for
Built for a specific owner. Said up front.
This is for you if
- You build patios, walls, outdoor kitchens, pools or full backyards, and quote on site
- At least ten inquiries a month in season, across phone, forms, Google and Instagram
- The smallest job you'll drive out for is $5,000 or more
- You or one person runs the consultations and will mark them happened or not
- Google Calendar or Microsoft 365
This is not for you if
- You mow, or maintenance is the business
- Under ten inquiries a month. Keep answering your own phone; it doesn't pay for itself yet
- You want more leads before the ones you have are answered
- You want us to text in our name
- You're a franchise
Proof before promise
The job goes to whoever answers first.
Reply inside five minutes instead of thirty and the odds of qualifying the lead are 21 times higher.
Lead Response Management Study, Oldroyd, 2007
The average company took 42 hours to respond to a web lead; 23 percent never responded.
Harvard Business Review, "The Short Life of Online Sales Leads", 2011
“If you can get back to someone really fast, like five minutes fast, your close rate goes way up.”
“If you can meet with fewer people, but they are more qualified, you will spend less time selling.”
Every inquiry, reply and held visit is timestamped. Your weekly scoreboard is the invoice, explained before it arrives.
The leak
Everyone wants to sell you more leads. You're losing the ones you have.
- The marketplace sells the same homeowner to seven of you.
- The agency bills you whether the phone got answered or not.
- The new one from San Francisco funds your ads for twelve percent of the job.
None of them are on your phone at 6pm when the homeowner with the $60,000 backyard calls three companies and hires whoever answers.
The ads agencies say it too: “you don't need more leads.” Then they require you to have a sales system before they'll send you any. We are the sales system.
9:01pm, shown
A form at nine. On your calendar by 9:06.
Your number, your name, your brackets. You were asleep. The names below are an example; the brackets are the owner's own.
The one that fits
The one that doesn't
That one is never billed. Neither is the 45-minute drive you didn't make.
Run your numbers
What did last month's ten minutes cost you?
$62,370
Left on the table last month
- Wonderly, 12% + $500/mo, per signed job
- $3,600
- Retainer agency, $3,500/mo, whether the phone rang or not
- $3,500
- Shared lead, $25 to $320, seven contractors
- $250 to $1,500
- Booked, per signed job
- $1,061
Assumes one in three unanswered inquiries would have booked a visit at all. Your close rate and project size are the sliders; nothing here is our number.
The price, said plainly
Your floor sets your price. Nothing else.
Your floor is under $15,000
$175per held, qualified consultation
Patios, walls, smaller outdoor living.
Average job $8,000 to $20,000.
Your floor is $15,000 and up
$350per held, qualified consultation
Outdoor kitchens, pools, full backyards, design-build.
Average job $30,000 to $100,000+.
No monthly fee. No setup. No ad budget. Billed monthly after the visits happened, with the list attached. Cap it at four a week and the most you can ever pay is $1,400 a week.
If a consultation is worth less than $175 to you, we're the wrong fit and will say so.
The founding 5
The first 5 Metro Vancouver landscapers pay 30 percent less for 6 months, locked: $125 or $245 per held visit. In return: your weekly scoreboard published under your name, ten minutes on camera at day sixty, an honest review at day thirty.
The Booked Guarantee
Three things in writing. No asterisk.
Sixty seconds or that visit is free.
Answer an inquiry slower than sixty seconds and the consultation it turns into is not billed.
A held consultation in thirty days, or we work free until there is one.
If nothing is held through the system in your first thirty days, you owe nothing, and we keep working at no charge until one is. Your side: calendar connected, number forwarded, reminders left on.
No budget, no bill.
A consultation booked without the homeowner answering the budget question inside your brackets is not billed, even if it happened. Nobody else can write that down, because nobody else asks.
What you get
Nine things. Price last.
- 01
Every call and form answered in sixty seconds from your number, in your name. Project, area and budget asked before a slot is offered. Booked, confirmed, reminded, marked.
- 02
A mystery shop of you and your three nearest competitors at onboarding and every quarter, your row emailed to you.
- 03
The budget-question script written for your services with your brackets. Yours to keep.
- 04
The weekly scoreboard inquiries, answered in sixty seconds, qualified, declined, booked, held, median response.
- 05
The capacity cap and waitlist so the spring rush fills the calendar and not the voicemail.
- 06
A person in Vancouver on every big conversation. Not a bot on a $60,000 backyard.
- 07
The three guarantees.
- 08
One landscaper per area by postal code, in the agreement, with the areas-open page public.
- 09
$175 or $350 per visit that shows depending on your floor. Nothing else.
When you want more than you have
Once every call is answered, we'll get you more of them.
Ads are the second step, never the first. When your sixty-second reply and your budget question are live, we run Google and Meta from your own ad account, structured the way project work needs: patios and outdoor kitchens in one campaign, nothing that pays for lawn-care clicks.
- Every ad lead goes through the same text, the same budget question, the same calendar.
- You pay the platform for the clicks. Us per visit that shows. A quoted management fee in writing before a dollar is spent.
- No markup on spend. No retainer until there is something to manage.
You keep everything
Your number. Your calendar. Your contacts.
If you leave
The texting stops. Everything else stays yours: the number, the contacts, the calendar, the budget-question script. Thirty days' notice either way. No minimum term.
What we never do
Text in our name. Book below your floor. Book outside your calendar windows. Ask to see your invoices.
Questions owners ask
Straight answers, before the call.
What if the homeowner lies about the budget?
I already pay for an answering service.
I'm booked out three months.
Do I have to change my CRM, my phone, my calendar?
Will homeowners know it's not me?
What about my competitor down the road?
Do I have to run ads?
What if it doesn't work?
Why per visit and not a percentage of the job?
What exactly do I pay?
Next
See if your area is open. Fifteen minutes after that.
- Two minutes. The price is on question eight, so you are never surprised.
- Before the call, we phone your company at six the way a homeowner would, and show you what happened.
- If your area is open and your floor is real, you leave the call with a start date.
See if your area is open
Two minutes · the price is on question eight
What do you build?
Pick the closest fit.
One landscaper per area
You're on the site.We answer the phone.
Sixty seconds, the budget question, the consultation on your calendar. $175 or $350 per visit that shows. When your area is taken, it stays taken until they leave.