Simple Site
Starting at $4,999
Services, service area, gallery, and an estimate request.
Answers · Landscaping
Landscaping websites, answered.
A landscaping website in Hollister runs $4,999 for a Simple Site, $7,999 for a Custom Site with per-service pages and a project gallery, and $15,000 for a Smart Site with estimate scheduling and follow-up automation. Lease-to-own starts at $1,500 down and $100/mo over 36 months. Estimate volume tracks 3 things: starting prices in writing, a page per service area, and before-and-after photos with the budget attached.
What it costs
3 tiers, published.
Custom Site
Starting at $7,999
A page per service and town, case studies with budgets, schema.
Smart Site
Starting at $15,000
Estimate scheduling and follow-up, plus the $297/mo tech stack.
Prefer to spread it out? Lease-to-own runs $1,500 + $100/mo, $2,500 + $200/mo, or $5,000 + $500/mo across 36 months, and the site transfers to you at the end of the term. Full pricing.
What it takes
The parts that decide the outcome.
Starting prices in writing
Publishing 'irrigation repairs start at $185' and 'front yard drought conversions typically run $6,000 to $14,000' filters out the calls you do not want and pre-sells the ones you do. Silence on price produces tire-kickers and quote-shopping.
A page per town you serve
Hollister, San Juan Bautista, Tres Pinos, Aromas, and Paicines are separate searches, not 1 region. Pages that name the town, the typical soil and water conditions, and jobs you have done there rank where a single service-area map does not.
Projects with budgets attached
A gallery of pretty photos proves taste. A case study that names the scope, the budget range, and the timeline proves you can be hired. The second one converts.
Proof
Example Landscaping, built in full.
A full landscaping site with published starting prices, case studies with budgets, service-area pages, and estimate requests.
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What people type before they call.
- landscaping website design Hollister CA
- landscaper near me Hollister
- how much does drought tolerant landscaping cost
- irrigation repair San Benito County
Landscaping
Questions people actually ask.
Everything a landscaping owner asks before spending money on a website.
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How much does a landscaping website cost in Hollister, CA?
$4,999 for a Simple Site, $7,999 for a Custom Site with a page per service and town plus case studies, and $15,000 for a Smart Site with estimate scheduling and automated follow-up. Lease-to-own runs $1,500 + $100/mo, $2,500 + $200/mo, or $5,000 + $500/mo over 36 months, with a required $297/mo tech stack subscription on Smart Sites.
Should a landscaping company publish prices online?
Publish starting prices and typical ranges, not fixed quotes. 'Irrigation repairs start at $185, drought conversions typically run $6,000 to $14,000' answers the question a homeowner is actually asking and screens the budget before you drive out. Every estimate still gets priced on site.
How do landscapers get more estimate requests from Google?
Rank for the job plus the town, then make requesting an estimate trivial. That means a page per service, a page per town you serve, LocalBusiness and Service schema with your service area, reviews collected consistently, and a form that asks for the property address and the problem rather than 15 fields.
What should a landscaping website include?
Services with starting prices, service-area pages, a project gallery with scope and budget, licensing and insurance details, seasonal maintenance plans, and an estimate request. That is usually 8 to 14 pages, and the service-area pages do most of the ranking work.
Is a website worth it if most of my work is word of mouth?
Yes, because referrals check you online before calling. A referred homeowner who finds a current site with real projects and clear pricing calls. One who finds a dead Facebook page and no prices calls the next name on the list. The site protects the referrals you already earn.
How long does it take to build a landscaping website?
About 1 week for a Simple Site and 4 to 6 weeks for a Custom Site. Project photos are the input that decides the timeline, so contractors with a folder of before-and-after shots move fastest.
Do I need separate pages for each town I serve?
If you want to rank in them, yes. A single 'service area' list of town names does very little. A page that names Aromas, describes the soil and water realities there, and shows a job you finished nearby gives search engines and AI assistants a real match for a real search.
Can the site handle seasonal maintenance contracts?
Yes. Maintenance plans with published monthly ranges live well on a Custom Site, and a Smart Site can take the signup, schedule the first visit, and trigger renewal reminders. Recurring maintenance is usually the highest-margin thing on the page, so it deserves its own.
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