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.
Growth used to mean another office hire for every crew you put on the road. OpenGate books the work, builds the routes, and collects the money — so the office stays small while the fleet does not.
Get startedThe quote page measures the property, prices it from your rules, and takes a card at any hour. A booked job arrives as a booked job — not a message somebody has to return.
Every new booking drops onto the right crew in the tightest route slot, automatically. Capacity fills evenly across the fleet instead of piling onto your best crew lead.
The day plan updates on every phone the moment a route changes — job notes, gate codes, and photos included. The morning huddle becomes optional.
Routing builds each day for every crew — drive time, capacity, and job type all counted. The person who used to spend mornings at the whiteboard gets those mornings back.
Every checkout captures a card, every completed visit charges it, and failed payments retry themselves. Four crews of finished work turns into money without an accounts-receivable afternoon.
“Crew four was the test. The old playbook said hire another office person first and let them drown in scheduling. Instead the quote page kept booking, the routes kept building, and the office is still two desks. We bought a mower instead of a salary.”
Grow is $199 a month with ten crew app seats — comfortable for four or five crews — and extra seats are $9 each. Scale is custom with unlimited seats. Every tier includes the quote page, routing, and billing; the full comparison is on the pricing page.
Yes. A crew lead can pull up the neighbor’s address on their phone, get the satellite measurement, and send a quote from the same price book as your website. The homeowner sees the same plans and checkout — and the price is the price, no matter who sent it.
Most operations under about eight crews run without one. Routing builds every crew day automatically, reshuffles for rainouts and cancellations, and pushes changes to phones the moment they happen. What is left is judgment calls — a few minutes over coffee, not a full-time seat.