A website for landscapers that works the neighborhoods you do

Your best advertising is the yard you just finished — the neighbors are already looking at it. When they ask the homeowner who did it and search your name, one good page with your services and a quote form turns that curiosity into your next contract.

Build free · No code · Live at yourname.amty.page from $9/mo

Why landscapers lose work without a website

Neighborhood word-of-mouth dies at an empty search

Landscaping spreads lawn to lawn: someone admires a yard, gets your name, and looks you up. If nothing comes up, the moment passes and they call the franchise with the billboard instead. Your finished work deserves a landing spot.

Design jobs pay better than mowing — but need proof

Recurring maintenance keeps the lights on; patios, plantings, and full redesigns grow the business. Clients only award those after seeing evidence. A page that leads with a transformation photo pre-sells the profitable work.

Spring inquiries bury your voicemail

When the season turns, everyone calls the same two weeks. A quote form that captures the property, the wish list, and the budget lets you triage the season calmly instead of losing jobs in a full voicemail box.

Themes that fit landscapers

Each theme is a live site you can open right now — same layout, your content instead of the example's.

One-page website theme for freelancers & solo practitioners — Calling Card by AmtyOpen live demo

Calling Card

Freelancers & solo practitioners

A single centered card with your photo, services and contact details.

One-page website theme for photogenic businesses & venues — Horizon by AmtyOpen live demo

Horizon

Photogenic businesses & venues

A full-bleed photo with your name, headline and contact on one screen.

What your site could say

Green Fern Landscapes

Design, hardscaping, and seasonal maintenance in Charlotte, NC. Patios, native plantings, drainage fixes, and full-yard makeovers. Licensed and insured, with a crew that shows up when we say we will. Request a spring consultation online.

Live in three steps

Step 1

Pick the theme that shows the yard

Horizon opens with one sweeping, full-width photo — built for a finished landscape. Calling Card is the compact option for maintenance-first outfits.

Step 2

List services the way clients search

Lawn care, hardscaping, design, seasonal cleanup — the form asks for each service with a short description, so the page reads clean and scannable.

Step 3

Deploy before the season starts

One click puts you at yourcompany.amty.page. Add it to your truck, your invoices, and your reply to every "who did your yard?" message.

Questions landscapers ask

Does a landscaping business need a website?

For maintenance-only routes, maybe not. But the moment you want design, hardscape, or installation work, yes — those clients research before they spend, and they judge by what they can see. A single page with your services and one dramatic before-and-after covers what they're checking for.

How much does a landscaping website cost?

Nothing to design: building your full site on Amty is free, and publishing it is $9/month or $99/year. That puts it live at yourcompany.amty.page with the leads inbox, instant email alerts when a quote request lands, and support for your own domain.

What should a landscaper's website include?

Your strongest project photo up top, services split the way customers search them (lawn care, hardscaping, design, cleanups), the neighborhoods or towns you serve, an insured line, and a quote form that asks about the project. Amty's forms are structured so you just fill in the blanks.

How fast can it go live?

One evening, start to finish. The build is a form — services, area, photo, deploy. Most landscapers spend the majority of the time choosing which yard photo to lead with, which is the right thing to agonize over.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes. Publish at yourcompany.amty.page and attach a domain you own — both come with your plan. Everything — the form, the alerts, the photos — stays exactly as you built it.

Tonight, someone will Google your name.

Decide what they find. Your site can be live at yourname.amty.page in the next half hour.