A website for landscapers: free homepage first, then $990 once
A landscaping job is a big decision, often tens of thousands of dollars. People scroll through photos before they ring anyone. Your website is your portfolio. I build yours free first, so you see it before you pay.
What landscaper customers look for before they ring
I have built websites for 20 years. For a landscaper, people check the same five things, usually on a phone, usually in a hurry.
- What have you built? Large, clear photos of finished jobs: retaining walls, paving, turf, planting. Photos do most of the selling.
- Do you do my kind of job? A plain list of what you build, so a person with a retaining wall problem knows you handle it.
- Where do you work? Your suburbs or regions, so nobody rings from out of range.
- How do I get a quote? A simple quote form with space for a few details and photos of their yard.
- Can I trust you with my garden? Google reviews, a few lines about how you work, and any licences or insurance you hold.
What your landscaper website includes
Five pages: Home, About, Services, Projects and Contact. I write the words for your trade and use your photos. The $990 covers all of this.
- A Projects page built around your best finished jobs
- Services for retaining walls, paving, turf, planting and whatever else you build
- A quote form that asks for suburb and job type and lands in your inbox
- A suburb list written for Google, so people searching in your area find you
- Tap to call and tap to text on every page
Hosting is free, on your own Cloudflare account. I set up your domain in your name too. You only pay the registrar for the name itself, about $100 to $150 over five years.
A real example
I built a sample landscaper site, Green Edge Landscapes, for a made-up landscaper in Sydney’s Hills district. It shows a photo-led homepage, the retaining wall, turf and paving pages and the quote form. Yours gets your jobs and your area.
What a website costs over five years
The sticker price is not the real price. Add up five years of fees.
| Agency | $3,000 to $10,000 from an agency |
|---|---|
| Rental website | $99 to $299 a month, forever |
| Facebook page only | Free, but you do not own it |
| Simple Websites for Business | $990 once, plus about $100 to $150 domain renewals |
A rental at $99 a month is $5,940 over five years. At $299 it is $17,940. Stop paying and the site goes. Mine stays, because it is yours.
My guarantee
I keep editing until you are happy with the site. Edits for the first 30 days after launch are free. After that, small edits are $60 each, or $290 a year for unlimited small edits. I reply within one business day.
Landscaper website questions
Next step
Fill in the form (about 10 minutes), send a few photos, and I build your homepage. You see it before you pay a cent.
Get a free homepage for your landscaper business
No card, no payment. See your site first. Then $990 once if you like it.