Explore the operating system for lawn care.
From click to booked job in thirty seconds.
Turn clicks into booked work.
Run the day without an office.
Cash that collects itself.
Type an address and OpenGate measures the lawn from above, prices it from your own rate book, and sends the quote by text — while the customer is still on the phone.
Get startedType the address and the lawn is measured before the customer finishes talking — parcel lines, AI turf detection, and a confidence score on every property. No wheel, no drive, no guessing.
Rates, minimums, buffers, and surcharges — every quote resolves from the numbers you already run the business on.
One tap sends a branded quote link the customer can open, review, and accept from their phone.
Every quote shows sent, opened, and accepted — so your follow-up goes to the ones worth chasing.
No site visit, no spreadsheet math, no callback pile.
That is the whole data-entry job. Parcel lines and AI turf detection size the lawn while you are still on the phone.
The square footage runs through your rates, minimums, and surcharges — and lands on the number you would have quoted yourself.
The quote arrives by text or email with an accept button. They tap it, save a card, and become a job in your pipeline.
Driving across town to look at grass is not selling — it is traffic, and the first company to answer with a number usually wins the lawn. Quick Quote reads the property from above and prices it from your book, so the answer goes out while the customer is still on the line.
Every address resolves against the legal parcel line, then AI traces the mowable turf and scores its own confidence. When a lot looks odd, you drag the polygon yourself — and the price re-resolves as the shape changes.
Set your rates once — flat, per square foot, or by lot size — with the minimums, buffers, and surcharges that keep jobs on margin. Every Quick Quote resolves against those rules, the same way on every property, at any hour.
The quote goes out as a branded link, by text or email, straight from the console. The customer opens it, picks a plan, accepts, and saves a card — and the job lands in your pipeline with the measurement attached.
Finish a job, look across the street, and price the neighbor’s lawn before you pull away. The console runs the same on a phone in the cab as it does at a desk — and every quote syncs to the office the second it sends.
“A lady called about a mow while I was blowing off a driveway three streets over. I had her lawn priced and texted before I finished the sidewalk, and she accepted while we were still talking. We used to lose those calls to whoever answered first.”
Parcel lines plus AI turf detection typically land within a few percent of walking the lot with a wheel — close enough that your buffers and per-service minimums absorb the difference. Every property carries a confidence score, and you see the polygon before anything sends, so a number never goes out that you haven’t looked at.
Canopy, new construction, and strange lot lines drop the confidence score instead of producing a wrong price. When that happens, drag the polygon into shape yourself — the price re-resolves as you move each vertex, and the edited measurement stays attached to the quote so the crew knows exactly what was sold.
No. Quick Quote is included in every OpenGate plan, with unlimited measurements and unlimited quotes. Send two hundred in a week during the spring rush and your bill doesn’t move — there is no per-report fee, ever. Plans are on the pricing page.
Yes — coverage spans the US, built from county parcel records and current aerial imagery. Data quality varies by county, and the confidence score tells you when it’s thin; in those areas the measurement starts from imagery alone and the manual redraw covers the rest. If you expand into a new market, your price book comes with you unchanged.