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.
Pest type, structure, and lot size set the price. Checkout starts the plan. A website visit becomes a recurring customer with a card on file — before the next company calls back.
Get startedA customer who buys one treatment shops around again next season. A customer on a quarterly plan renews on autopilot — and the card is already on file.
Pest type, structure size, and how bad it is — a few taps price the job from parcel data and your rate card. No site visit, no call back, no guessing from the truck.
One screen takes payment for the initial treatment and puts a card on file for every round after. The plan exists in your system before you know they visited.
Quarterly or bi-monthly, each round drops onto the calendar at its cadence and clusters into routes. Nobody re-books a returning customer, ever.
Pest pricing is a knockdown plus coverage. OpenGate quotes both numbers on one screen — the initial treatment at its price, every recurring round at its own.
Techs open the day and see this round only — which properties, which pests, which products, and the notes that keep a re-treat from turning into a refund.
The card on file gets charged after each completed round, and when a plan nears its last visit the renewal goes out — before the customer thinks to shop around.
“We flipped the quote flow on in February. Sixty-two percent of the quotes it writes turn into quarterly plans, and I have not chased a renewal or mailed an invoice since.”
Add a service line or pass a records audit without adding office staff.
No. The engine underneath is the same for both: property-based pricing, recurring plans, routes, and per-round auto-billing. Pest control gets its own question flow, plan structures, and treatment records, and mixed lawn-and-pest companies run both service lines on one account with one customer record per address.
For mowing the turf area is the price. For pest it is the structure and the lot: address entry pulls parcel data — lot size, structure footprint, and linear perimeter feet — and your rate card prices from those plus the pest-type answers. Nobody walks the foundation with a wheel, and nobody quotes a 4,000 sq ft house at a 1,200 sq ft price.
Yes. A one-time price sits right next to the plan on every quote, so the homeowner sees what a single knockdown costs against ongoing coverage. Most choose coverage — Copperleaf Pest Co in Nashville sees 62% of quotes turn into quarterly plans — but the one-time option is always there, and it converts into a plan later with one click.