Mainfolk

Landscaping & lawn care

Your best work is a photo on a phone. It's gone in a day.

Landscaping is sold by the photograph, and most of yours only ever lived in a text thread or a Facebook post that scrolled away by the weekend. Mainfolk builds you a real site in about a minute: a before-and-after gallery, your maintenance plans, your service area, and an estimate form on every page, as sharp as the yards you leave behind.

Free forever, and it really works. Your own domain name is $15/mo when you want it. No credit card, no contract.

  • Before-and-after gallery
  • Estimate requests land in your inbox
  • Maintenance plans, not just installs
  • You own it, no lock-in

The portfolio that disappears

You do the hardest part, the actual work, and then let the proof of it evaporate.

A photo in a group text convinces one person. A post in a feed convinces whoever happens to scroll past that week. Neither one is there when someone searches "landscaping in your town" six months later, or asks an AI assistant who does good hardscaping nearby. A gallery on your own site is a portfolio that keeps working long after the job is done.

A phone full of photos

  • Buried in a camera roll or a feed nobody re-scrolls
  • Doesn't rank for "landscaping in your town"
  • An AI assistant has nothing it can cite
  • No way to request an estimate without texting first
  • The platform owns the audience, and the rules change

A real site, plus the feed

  • A permanent before-and-after gallery, sorted by job
  • Built to rank for what you do, where you do it
  • Structured data and llms.txt so assistants can recommend you
  • An estimate-request form on every single page
  • Your domain, your content, yours to export anytime

Built for the crew

Everything a landscaping company needs, already on it.

The pieces landscapers and lawn care companies actually use, built in and ready for your photos and your prices.

A collection of garden tools arranged on a wooden surface for easy plant care.

Before-and-after galleries

Pair the yard you started with and the one you finished. Add a job from your phone the day it wraps. The gallery loads fast and stays sharp on a small screen.

Estimate requests that land

A short form on every page, delivered to your inbox with a copy kept in your dashboard. Or a tap-to-call button, because half your customers would rather just talk about the yard.

Maintenance plans, priced

Weekly mowing, biweekly, seasonal cleanups. Lay out the recurring plans next to the one-off installs, so a visitor can see the steady work you actually want, not just the big job.

Service-area pages

Every town you cover gets its own page with real content about the work you do there, so you show up for "landscaping in" the town next door, not only your own.

Seasonal services

Spring cleanup, mulch, leaf removal, snow removal. Keep the crew busy year-round, all on the same site, updated in seconds as the calendar turns.

Hours, service radius & the map

When you take calls, how far you drive, and a tap-to-navigate map. The practical details a homeowner checks before they ask for a quote.

Twelve months, not eight

A page that only says "landscaping" leaves half your revenue on the table.

Publish the full calendar of work, and the same site that sells a spring cleanup also sells the plow route in January.

  • Spring cleanup
  • Mulch & beds
  • Weekly mowing
  • Hardscaping
  • Leaf removal
  • Snow removal & plowing
Photo showing a close-up of a lawn mower cutting fresh green grass on a sunny day.

See it live

Cedar Hollow Landscaping

A landscaping company site generated end to end by Mainfolk: a before-and-after gallery, maintenance plans, the service area, and a path to request an estimate. Open it on your phone, run a speed test, navigate it with only the keyboard.

The proof

Don't take our word for it. Open one and judge it.

Every word, color, and layout on that site was produced by the same engine that will build yours, from a short brief and nothing else. It is live right now, not a mockup in a slide deck. If it holds up on your phone, yours will too.

Start free

Peaceful stone patio surrounded by greenery and a central plant centerpiece in a New York garden.
A cluster of white crocuses blooming amidst natural mulched ground, signaling the arrival of spring.
Close-up of a person skillfully trimming hedges with orange-handled garden shears.
Charming two-story brick house with manicured lawn and trees, perfect family home.

The honest price

Free forever. Pay only when you want your own domain.

Less than a single bag of mulch, and no setup fee, no per-page charge, no surprise renewal hike.

$15/mo

The free plan is a real, working site on a mainfolk.com address, with hosting and unlimited edits, for as long as you like. Launch is what you move to when you want your own domain name, no Mainfolk badge, and more AI help each month. Step up to Pro ($29/mo) only if you want to see which service pages and towns are actually producing estimate requests. Hosting, the security certificate, updates, and get-found optimization are included at every tier.

★ Rather we build the whole thing for you? White-Glove Design is a one-time $199.

Comparing options? See how we stack up against Wix & Squarespace, a WordPress build, or read the full pricing page.

Questions

Asked and answered.

I mostly get work by word of mouth. Why do I need a site?

Word of mouth still starts a lot of jobs, but it ends with someone typing your name into a search bar or asking a neighbor's assistant to find a landscaper nearby. If nothing comes up, or what comes up is a Facebook post from two years ago, the referral goes cold. A site gives the referral somewhere to land: your work, your prices, and a way to reach you, in one place that does not scroll away.

Can I show before-and-after photos?

Yes, and it is the single best thing a landscaping site can do. Landscaping sells on the photograph, and a before-and-after gallery is proof, not a promise. Add a finished job from your phone the same day you finish it, and it stays as a permanent portfolio instead of disappearing down a feed.

Can people request an estimate online?

Yes. A short estimate-request form sits on every page, built for a thumb on a phone, and it delivers straight to your inbox with a copy kept in your dashboard. Or they can tap to call, because plenty of people would rather just talk to you about the yard.

What about winter and snow work?

Publish it right alongside your summer services. Spring cleanup, mulch, mowing plans, leaf removal, and snow removal or plowing can all live on the same site, so the same customers, and new ones, find you for the work that keeps the crew busy when the grass stops growing.

What does a landscaping website cost?

Start free, forever, on a mainfolk.com address. Launch is $15 a month for your own domain name with no Mainfolk badge. No contract, no setup fee, and hosting, the security certificate, and updates are included. See the full pricing page.

Put your place on the map

Give the yards you finish a portfolio that doesn't disappear.

Build your company's site free in about a minute and see the real thing before you spend a dollar.