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.
Price the book once at HQ and every market quotes it the same way, the same day. Branch numbers roll up to one screen, and a new territory goes live in days — not quarters.
Get startedSix branches usually means six price books and six versions of the truth. OpenGate keeps one book — priced at HQ, quoted identically in every market — so the brand promise holds from the first quote to the last invoice.
HQ authors the services, rates, plans, and surcharge rules once. Branches inherit the whole book on day one, and a change published on Monday is quoting in every market by lunch.
Close rate, average ticket, and revenue per branch sit side by side, live. When every market quotes the same book, a low number is a coaching conversation — not a data mystery.
Import the master book, and satellite measurement already covers the new territory — every lawn in the market is quotable before the first truck is wrapped. The quote page goes live the same week.
Services, rates, plans, surcharge rules, even the words on the quote page — authored once, versioned, and pushed to every branch. The playbook is software, not a binder.
Every quote in the system follows the book, so the rollup reads clean. Drift, exceptions, and outliers surface on one screen — coaching replaces auditing.
“We budgeted a year to get six branches onto one system. It took three weeks. The book went live at HQ on a Monday, and by the end of the month every market was quoting the exact same price for the exact same lawn.”
Yes, exactly inside them. HQ defines the override ranges per branch — labor percentage, minimums, seasonal surcharges — and a branch can move freely within that band. Anything outside it routes to HQ for approval before a single quote goes out, and every override is logged against the master book.
Your call. Each branch can settle to its own account — the usual setup when franchisees own their P&L — or everything can roll up to one corporate account with per-branch statements. Royalty and fee reporting stays clean either way. See how billing works.
Branch by branch, with a named rollout lead on our side. HQ builds the master book once; after that each new branch is an import, a territory, and a quote page — most go live in under two weeks, and owners train on the same flow their customers see.