Start with real measurements
Use a saved satellite outline or enter a known area, then carry the square footage into the material calculator and estimate.
Landscaping estimate software
YardMeasure connects the property measurement to the customer estimate, so landscape contractors can price clearly, send a professional link, and follow up with context.
Use a saved satellite outline or enter a known area, then carry the square footage into the material calculator and estimate.
Save common services, labor rates, markup, deposit, tax, and terms once instead of retyping them for every customer.
Email a private estimate link and see when the customer first opens, accepts, or declines it.
Connected workflow
Search the address and outline lawns, beds, patios, or other visible sections from satellite imagery.
Estimate mulch, gravel, concrete, pavers, sod, topsoil, or another common outdoor material.
Add line items, labor, equipment, markup, tax, deposit, notes, and your contractor information.
Share a private customer page, track the first open, collect a response, and turn approved work into an invoice.
What to know
The best tool for a small landscaping business should reduce duplicate entry without forcing the contractor into a complicated enterprise CRM. A saved customer, a connected job site, reusable pricing, and an editable estimate cover the work that is repeated on nearly every quote.
A professional estimate should also make its assumptions visible. YardMeasure keeps quantities, pricing, customer-facing terms, and private contractor notes separate so the document is easier to review before it is sent.
Common questions
Yes. The contractor’s business or personal trade name appears as the estimate provider, and the homeowner is saved as the customer.
Yes. Saved estimates remain editable, and you can duplicate one as a new revision when the scope changes.
No. The contractor can send a private link that the customer opens without creating a YardMeasure account.