AI website builder for landscapers
Landscaping is sold with pictures and seasons. A patio is a five-figure decision made after looking at your last ten jobs; a mowing round is won by being nearby and reliable. Neweb drafts the site on WordPress, with hosting and a first-year domain included.
No card on the Free plan · Paid plans from $9/mo billed yearly
Can Neweb build a website for a landscaping or lawn care business?
Yes. Neweb (neweb.ai) generates a landscaping website on managed WordPress in about 90 seconds from a short description: a home page, a services page, an about page and a contact page with an enquiry form for quote and site-visit requests. You add your own project photos, service area, any licences you hold and your own reviews. Paid plans start from $9/month billed yearly ($19 month-to-month) with a free domain and SSL for the first year. Neweb does not include a booking system, a CRM, route scheduling or an email mailbox.
| What you get | An AI-drafted WordPress site with managed hosting, SSL and, on paid plans, a free domain for the first year |
|---|---|
| Built around | A project gallery and quote requests, with maintenance and design-build shown separately |
| Not included | Online booking, route or crew scheduling, CRM, email mailbox |
| Price | Free plan to preview; Starter $9/mo billed yearly or $19 month-to-month |
Facts checked November 2026.
Two businesses under one name
Most landscaping companies are really two businesses. One is maintenance: mowing, edging, hedge trimming, fertilising, spring and autumn clean-ups, and snow clearing where winters demand it. It is recurring, price-sensitive and local to a few streets. The other is design and build: patios and paving, retaining walls, decking, planting schemes, turf or sod, irrigation, outdoor lighting, fencing. Those are one-off projects where the customer spends weeks deciding and chooses largely on photographs of finished work.
A landscaping website that blends the two serves neither. The maintenance customer wants to know the days you are in their area and what a visit includes. The project customer wants a gallery, a description of how you work from first visit to handover, and a way to ask for a site visit. Neweb writes the pages from your description; the photographs, which do most of the selling, are yours.
What a landscaping website needs
A project gallery with before and after
The most important page on the site. Group photos by job type: patios, planting, lawns, walls, decking. Add a line on each about the brief, the materials and how long it took. Photograph every job from the same spot before you start.
Maintenance and design-build separated
Two clear routes from the home page. Recurring lawn and garden care on one side, one-off projects on the other, each with its own services and its own call to action.
A services list with seasons attached
Mowing and lawn treatment, aeration and overseeding, hedge and shrub care, clean-ups, mulching, planting, turf laying, hardscaping, irrigation, lighting, snow removal. Note when each is offered, since customers plan months ahead.
A quote and site-visit form
Address or postcode, what they want done, rough budget band if you ask for one, and photos by reply. Neweb's contact form collects the request; most project quotes still need a visit.
A service area
List the towns and neighbourhoods you work in. For maintenance rounds, tight geography is the difference between profit and driving.
Licences, insurance and memberships
Any contractor licence your state requires, a pesticide applicator licence if you apply treatments, waste carrier registration in the UK if you remove green waste, liability insurance and trade association membership.
Your own real reviews
Reviews your own customers left, ideally next to the project they refer to, with a link to your Google profile. Neweb does not write or supply reviews.
How a project runs
First visit, design or plan, written quote, deposit, start date, handover and aftercare. Five short steps remove most of the anxiety about hiring a contractor.
What Neweb generates, and what you add
Describe the business
Tell Neweb whether you do maintenance, design and build or both, your main services and the area you cover.
Review the draft
In about 90 seconds you have home, services, about and contact pages written for a landscaping firm. Preview on the Free plan and regenerate if needed.
Add the photographs
Upload your own project photos, add your service area, licences and insurance, and your own reviews. Use real jobs only.
Publish on your domain
Paid plans put the site live on managed WordPress hosting with SSL and a free domain for the first year.
What Neweb does not do
No booking, route or crew scheduling
Neweb has no calendar, no route planner and no recurring-visit scheduling. Project work is quoted after a site visit, so most landscapers take the enquiry through the form and call to arrange it. Lawn care companies with many recurring customers usually run separate lawn or field-service software for routes and billing, and keep the website for winning new accounts.
No CRM, estimating or invoicing
The website does not store customer records, build itemised estimates or bill monthly maintenance. For simple jobs the free estimate generator and invoice generator make PDFs in the browser; beyond that, use the job software you already have.
No email mailbox
Neweb plans do not include a mailbox. Most owners add one from a provider such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for their domain, or keep their existing address. Ask Neweb support about mail settings for your domain first.
Plans and pricing
No card required
Generate a landscaping site from your own details and preview it. No domain on the Free plan.
$19 month-to-month
Suits most local firms: 1 website, managed WordPress hosting, free domain + SSL for the first year, unlimited AI generations, AI search optimization.
$39 month-to-month
Adds 10 AI blog posts a month, a brand kit and AI SEO with auto-submit. Seasonal posts, such as when to aerate or how to prepare beds for winter, suit this trade well.
$99 month-to-month
10 websites, for an operator with several brands or a marketer serving green-industry clients.
Prices in US dollars. Full plan details on the pricing page.
A seasonal business needs a seasonal home page
The year has a shape. In colder climates, spring brings clean-ups, mulching and the rush of design enquiries; summer is mowing, irrigation and planting care; autumn is leaf removal, aeration and overseeding; winter is snow clearing or planning next year's projects. In Australia the pattern is driven more by heat and water: summer irrigation, drought-tolerant and native planting, and turf work timed around the hot months. Change the home page headline and first photo with the season. On a Neweb site that is an edit you make yourself in minutes.
Sell next season now. People who want a patio for summer need to enquire in late winter. Say so on the site: publish your typical lead time for projects and when your maintenance rounds fill up. It is honest, and it prompts action.
Licensing is patchy, so be specific. Some US states license landscape contractors and most regulate who may apply pesticides and herbicides; a few license irrigation work. The UK has no landscaping licence, but carrying away garden waste requires waste carrier registration. Some Australian states license structural landscaping. List what applies to you and nothing else. Neweb does not verify credentials.
Photos and speed. Galleries are heavy. Resize images before uploading so pages stay quick on a phone in a garden with one bar of signal.
Local search. You claim and manage your own Google Business Profile and add project photos there too. The free LocalBusiness schema generator produces the structured data (choose HomeAndConstructionBusiness or the general LocalBusiness type), and the Google review link generator gives you a link to send at handover.
What it costs
Starter is $108 for the year on yearly billing or $19 month-to-month, covering hosting, SSL and the first year of the domain. Neweb is not the cheapest builder, and landscapers who want fine control over a photo-led design may prefer a different one; the comparison of website builders for landscapers explains when. For freelancer and agency routes, see the landscaping website cost guide.
The free first-year domain can be a .com, .in, .co, .shop or .online. A .co.uk, .com.au or .ca is not in the free list; if you want one, register it with a local registrar and ask Neweb support how to connect it before you subscribe. From the second year the included domain renews at the registrar rate, which Neweb shows you before it renews. Billing is in US dollars.
More for landscapers
Questions from landscapers
Can I show a before-and-after gallery on a Neweb landscaping site?
Yes. The site is standard WordPress, so you can add image galleries and project pages with your own photos. Neweb does not supply project photos of work you did not do. Resize images before uploading so the gallery loads quickly on mobile.
Does Neweb schedule mowing rounds or recurring visits?
No. Neweb has no scheduling, routing or recurring billing. It builds the website that wins the enquiry. Lawn care businesses with many recurring customers normally use separate lawn-care or field-service software for routes and invoices.
Can one site cover both lawn maintenance and landscape design?
Yes, and it should keep them apart. Use the home page to send visitors down two routes, one for recurring garden and lawn care and one for design and build projects, each with its own services and its own enquiry prompt.
How do I update the site for each season?
Log in and edit the home page headline, photo and featured services; the change is live when you save. Many landscapers do this four times a year: clean-ups in spring, maintenance in summer, aeration and leaf work in autumn, snow or project planning in winter.
Does Neweb include a business email for my landscaping company?
No. No plan includes a mailbox. Enquiries from the website form are sent to the email address you choose, and most owners add email on their own domain through a separate provider.
Free tools, no sign-up.
Estimate Generator
Job estimate with labor and materials subtotals, tax, a deposit line, validity date and a client acceptance block.
Open tool →Invoice Generator
Multi-currency invoice with line items, a custom tax line and payment details, printable as PDF.
Open tool →Google Review Link Generator
Turn your Google Place ID into a direct "leave a review" link, a QR code and a ready-to-send message.
Open tool →LocalBusiness Schema Generator
Valid LocalBusiness JSON-LD for your homepage in one click.
Open tool →Website Cost Calculator
Estimate what your website will cost on a DIY builder, with a freelancer or with an agency, upfront and over three years, in six currencies.
Open tool →QR Code Generator
Turn any URL, text, or wifi credential into a downloadable QR.
Open tool →All 120+ free tools live at neweb.ai/pages/tools
Related pages.
Best website builders for landscapers
Six builders compared for landscapers, with dated prices and a verdict for each kind of business.
What a landscaping website costs
Do-it-yourself, freelancer and agency routes for a landscaping website, with sourced figures and a worked example.
How to make a landscaping website
Step-by-step: pages, sample copy, local SEO basics and the mistakes to avoid.
Website builder for small business
The general version of this page: what one Neweb plan covers for any small service business.
Pricing
Free plan to preview; paid plans from $9/month billed yearly with hosting, SSL and a first-year domain.
Let your best jobs do the selling.
Generate a landscaping site free, add your project photos, and publish with hosting, SSL and a first-year domain from $9/month billed yearly ($19 month-to-month).