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Type an address and OpenGate measures the property from parcel lines, current aerial imagery, and AI turf detection. Every quote starts from real square footage — not a windshield estimate.
Get startedGuessing square footage from the truck window loses both ways. Quote high and the homeowner books whoever answered with a number. Quote low and your crew mows that mistake every week until October.
The address resolves against county parcel records, so the measurement starts at the legal property line. A corner lot never gets priced like the house next door.
A detection model traces mowable turf and separates it from beds, driveways, pools, and structures. What remains is the square footage you actually service.
Heavy tree cover, new construction, odd lot lines — anything below the confidence bar routes to a quick manual review instead of a wrong number in front of a customer.
A measurement is only as good as the pricing discipline behind it. Set your guardrails once and every quote respects them, whether it lands at 9am or 9pm. When the number is ready, plans and checkout take it from there.
“I used to burn two days a week driving to properties just to look at grass. Now I bid from my desk and the measurement holds up when the crew shows up. I have not pulled the wheel out of the truck since March.”
Parcel data plus AI turf detection typically lands within a few percent of a walked wheel — close enough that your buffer rules and per-service minimums absorb the difference. Every measurement also carries a confidence score, and a low score never goes straight to a price; it goes to review first.
OpenGate pulls from multiple imagery sources and uses the most recent pass for the area. Heavy canopy, new construction, or stale imagery drop the confidence score, which routes the property to a manual review where the polygon is traced by hand — usually within minutes. You can also open any property and adjust the measurement yourself before the quote goes out.
Only if you allow it. You can let homeowners make small corrections — capped by a percentage you set, with your per-service minimums still enforced — or lock the measurement entirely. Every edit is logged with the quote, so you can see exactly what changed before you dispatch a crew.