We design your landscaping website around your best projects, then keep improving it so homeowners planning a new yard find you.
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Online ScorePoor
RankingsPoor0/20
LocalPoor0/20
SEOPoor0/30
AI answersPoor0/30
Who’s beating you on Google
1stDesign-build firm across town4.80/40
2ndLawn and landscape franchise4.60/40
3rdHardscape specialist4.90/40
8thYour Business4.90/40
11 problems are costing you revenue:
Project photos have no captionsGoogle can’t tell a patio from planting.
Missing from Maps for hardscapingPaver searches go to other companies.
ChatGPT names other landscapersYou don’t come up for design questions.
No retaining wall pageWall and drainage searches skip you.
Site reads like a mowing companyDesign clients think you only cut grass.
No outdoor lighting pageLighting searches find other installers.
Towns you build in lack pagesHomeowners there see other landscapers first.
+ 4 more problems found
Improve your score and drive more revenueFix it with Pantora
9:41
Your Business33Poor
Homeowners think about a new patio or planting plan for months before they call anyone. They save photos, ask ChatGPT what it might cost, and look for a landscaper who has built something similar nearby. Pantora helps your finished projects show up when they look.
AI website for landscapers
A landscaping website that books design consultations
We start from your services, service area, and project photos, and a designer shapes the site with you. It launches on your domain once you’re happy with it.
Service area pages for each town
A page for each town you work in, with projects you’ve built there and notes on local soil and slopes.
Every project type, in every town
Patios in one town and walls in the next each get a page, matching how homeowners search.
Google reviews that stay current
Google reviews appear on your site and refresh automatically, so homeowners see what recent clients said.
Consultation forms in short steps
Project type, yard size, budget range, and timing, asked one step at a time, with room for yard photos.
AI chat trained on your landscaping services
It answers what visitors ask about your services and service area, then asks for a name and number to follow up.
Automated SEO for Google and AI search
Pantora tracks your rankings and AI mentions for project searches, then drafts page updates for you to approve.
Pantora follows where you rank for landscape design, patio, and wall searches near you, and which landscapers rank ahead. It also checks whether ChatGPT and Google’s AI name you, then drafts pages to close the gap.
#1
on Google for “landscape design near me”
Landscape design near me
AI Overview
Your businessis a top-rated choice nearby, with a 4.9-star rating and strong reviews from local customers. Your business
Nearby business
Local business
Your business4.9#1
A homeowner with an idea becomes a consultation request
The AI chat answers questions from your own pages, like whether you build retaining walls or install lighting, and asks for a name and number. Every chat and form lands in your lead pipeline with the details.
+19
more landscaping leads a month, a year in
Your business
Could you design a patio with a fire pit for our backyard?
We’d love to help. What’s your name and number?
Megan Fischer(303) 555-0115
Our slope keeps washing out. Do you build walls for that?
We’d love to help. What’s your name and number?
Andre Collins(303) 555-0153
We just bought a house with a bare yard. Where do we start?
We’d love to help. What’s your name and number?
Sofia Ramirez(303) 555-0186
Message…
New leads0123
M
Megan FischerPaver patio
A
Andre CollinsRetaining wall
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Sofia RamirezLandscape design
Find out which pages bring in the big projects
Pantora ties each lead to the page it came from and, once you close it, the project value. You can tell which pages bring in full backyard installs, and Pantora puts more work into those.
A paver patio and a wall for a sloped yard are separate searches, so each project type gets its own page in every town you work in.
Landscape design
How your design process works, from the first site visit to a plan the homeowner approves.
Patios and walkways
Pavers, natural stone, and poured patios, with the base prep and the brands you install.
Retaining walls
Block and stone walls, drainage behind them, and when your area requires an engineer.
Planting and garden beds
Trees, shrubs, perennials, and bed design, plus any plant guarantee you offer.
Outdoor lighting
Low-voltage path lights, uplighting, and patio lighting, and how the system is controlled.
Drainage and grading
Standing water, French drains, dry creek beds, and regrading soil away from the house.
Outdoor kitchens and fire features
Built-in grills, fire pits, and fireplaces designed together with the patio around them.
Yard renovations
Clearing overgrown beds and tired shrubs, then replanting and finishing the yard with fresh sod.
Consultations and revenue
More consultation requests and more booked projects
See each month’s landscaping leads from your website and the project revenue they turn into.
Landscaping leads per month
2.6×
the leads of your first month
31 leads
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Booked project revenue per month
+160%
above your first month’s project revenue
$77,500
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Landscaping marketing guide
How landscapers win more design-build projects online
How homeowners pick a landscaper, what your site needs to show, and how Pantora keeps it growing.
How a backyard idea turns into a signed contract
Most landscape projects start months before the first call. A homeowner saves photos, walks the yard, and asks ChatGPT how much a paver patio costs or whether a sloped yard needs a wall. By the time they reach out, they have a short list of two or three companies and a rough budget.
Your site is what gets you on that list. Homeowners want to see work like the project they’re planning, understand your design process, and know whether your own crews do the install. If you’re on a job site when they call, an AI agent can answer the call and take down the project details. Getting onto the list in the first place is the job of SEO for landscapers.
How much does a paver patio with a fire pit cost?
Do I need an engineer for a four-foot retaining wall?
Which landscapers near me do both design and installation?
When is the best time of year to plant shrubs?
How do I fix standing water in my backyard?
Use project photos to show homeowners what you build
Homeowners choose a landscaper mostly by looking at photos of past work. Someone with a sloped yard wants to see a wall you built on a slope, not a generic lawn shot. Organize your projects by type and by town, and give each one a gallery entry of its own.
Write a few sentences for each project with the materials, the plants, the size of the space, and what the homeowner wanted solved. Search engines and AI assistants can’t read a photo the way a person does, so those sentences are what tell them you build stonework and planting plans. Before-and-after pairs are worth the extra effort.
What your landscaping website needs to say
Make it clear you design and build, not only maintain. Plenty of landscaping sites read like mowing companies, so homeowners planning a real project skip them, and AI assistants suggest someone else for design questions. If you also offer maintenance, give it separate pages so each kind of client finds what they came for.
Each project type needs its own page with your materials, your process, and finished examples. Add the towns you work in, your plant and workmanship warranty if you offer one, and reviews from past clients. We build this into your landscaping website from the start.
How Pantora grows your landscaping site after launch
Pantora checks your rankings for project searches like paver patios and low-voltage lighting in each town, and compares your pages with the landscapers above you. It asks ChatGPT and Google’s AI which landscapers they suggest for design work near you, and notes whether you’re in the answer.
Then it drafts the next change. That might be a drainage page because homeowners in two of your towns keep searching for one, or a clearer description on a patio project stuck on page two. Every draft comes with its reason, and you approve it before it goes live on your site.
Plan your site around the landscaping calendar
In colder climates, most requests arrive in early spring, when every homeowner wants the project finished by summer. The people planning bigger projects often start researching in winter, when your crews are slower. A site that already answers their questions in January gets the call before spring fills your schedule.
Pantora watches what homeowners in your area search for as the seasons change and drafts updates to match, like a fall planting page or a note on your design page about booking spring installs.
Make referrals easy to check
Many landscape projects come through referrals from home builders, pool installers, and neighbors who watched your crew work. Referred homeowners still look you up before they call. When your site shows projects like the one they heard about, the referral is more likely to turn into a consultation.
Landscaping AI marketing
Pantora keeps building your site all year
It studies project searches in your towns and the landscapers ranking above you, then drafts the next page or fix. Nothing changes without your approval.
Google Search
Google Maps
ChatGPT
Gemini
Competitor sites
Customer reviews
Google ranking
#1
ChatGPT
Recommended
Leads a month
31
Booked revenue
+160%
Watches your market
Rewrites and expands your site
Grows your business
Free landscaping report
See where your landscaping company shows up
Your report compares you with the landscapers in your area, on Google and in AI answers. There’s no card to enter.
Takes about a minute · Your current site keeps running
What the report checks for a landscaping company
Where you rank for design, patio, and wall searches in your towns
Whether ChatGPT and Google’s AI mention you for landscaping questions
Which landscapers rank above you, and what their sites show
With a website that clearly says what you build and where, backed by a complete Google Business Profile and steady reviews. ChatGPT and Google’s AI draw on those sources. Pantora’s AI search optimization checks which landscapers they name in your area and drafts the pages that help you get named, though no one can guarantee it.
Fewer than most people expect. A landscaping company mainly needs an AI website that shows its projects and design process, plus tools that track its Google rankings and ChatGPT visibility. Pantora’s AI marketing services for landscapers include both, along with the chat and lead tracking, so you aren’t paying for separate apps.
It starts with the website and keeps working on it. We build the site with you, then Pantora drafts new pages and fixes, each with a reason, for you to approve. You also see which pages brought in consultations and what those projects were worth.
Yes. Design and install work gets its own pages and maintenance stays separate, so a homeowner planning a patio doesn’t land on a mowing page. AI assistants can then tell which kind of company you are for each question.
Yes, when they come with words. A caption naming the materials, the town, and what you built tells Google and AI assistants what the photo shows. We set up your galleries so every project carries that description.
No. It stays live while we build the new one, and you decide when to switch your domain over. The new site starts from your real services, towns, and projects, and a designer finishes it with you.
It depends on your market, the time of year, and your current site. The chat and forms can bring in more consultation requests soon after launch. Rankings and AI mentions build more slowly, and you can watch both in your dashboard.
