If you sell from a Google Business Profile, a Facebook page or a phone number, you get a hosted page at mylawnpage.com/your-company: your logo, your colors, your Google reviews — and a button that lets a visitor measure their own lawn and see your price on the spot. Free for 60 days, no card.
It is one page that measures and quotes. It is not a website builder, and pretending otherwise would waste your afternoon.
The page carries a small “Powered by MeasureLawn Pro” line at the bottom, which cannot be switched off. Everything above it is yours.
Counted from our own database and never rounded up. MeasureLawn Pro is new — when there is nothing worth showing, this space stays empty rather than filling up with invented numbers.
One price switched on, so the page has something to quote — a single mowing rate is enough, and there is a one-tap set of typical rates if you would rather adjust than invent. And you press publish: a new page starts dark on purpose, so nobody hands out a link before they have looked at it. Until both are true, a visitor sees a short card with your phone number rather than a broken quote.
Already have a website? Put the same thing on it with the lawn quote widget.
More on what the page quotes with: the lawn care estimate app and the measurement software behind it.
Free for 60 days with no card, then $39/mo — set one price, press publish, and start handing out the link.