Every missed call is money lost
See how much revenue you're leaving on the table right now.
Revenue walking out the door
$27,000
every year · That's $2,250/month
Most lawn care crews miss 20-40% of calls while working.
Stop the bleeding
Growth plan · $149/mo
15.1x ROI
1 recovered job pays for the month
14-day free trial · No credit card required
Based on 25% inquiry-to-job conversion (industry average). Monthly calls estimated at weekly × 4. Your results may vary.
75%
won't leave voicemail—they just call the next guy
5 min
to respond = 10x higher conversion rate
60%
of leads call after 5pm or on weekends
How to stop losing money
- 1
Answer in 3 seconds, every time
AI picks up instantly—24/7, even when you're on the mower, in a meeting, or at dinner.
- 2
Qualify and capture every lead
Collects name, service needed, address, property details. Text summary hits your phone instantly.
- 3
Book the job on the spot
Syncs with your calendar. Schedules appointments while the caller's on the line. Zero phone tag.
Common questions
Is this actually accurate?
Yes. We use a 25% inquiry-to-job conversion rate—industry standard for home services. Your rate might be higher or lower, but this is a conservative baseline most lawn care businesses recognize.
Why do I miss so many calls?
You're on the mower. In a truck. At a property. Meeting a customer. Running a business. Missing calls isn't your fault—it's inevitable. But 75% of those callers won't try again. They're already calling the next company.
What does this cost?
$49/month. That's it. Recover just one or two jobs that would've gone to voicemail, and Tinylawn pays for itself for the entire year. Most customers see ROI in the first week.
How fast can I start?
5 minutes. Free 14-day trial, no credit card. Forward your number, customize your greeting, done. You'll be answering calls while you finish reading this page.
But I call people back eventually, doesn't that count?
No, because timing is everything. 80% of callers who reach voicemail move on to the next company within 5 minutes. Even if you call back in an hour, they've already booked someone else. The job goes to whoever answers first, not who calls back eventually.
What if I only capture half these results?
Even at 50% of the calculated loss, the ROI is still massive. If the calculator shows $20,000 lost and you only recover $10,000, you're still making 17x your money back on a $588/year investment. The math works even if you're conservative.
Can AI really handle my calls as well as a person?
Better, actually. Tinylawn answers in 3 seconds every time, asks all the right qualifying questions, never forgets to collect property details, and books appointments instantly. It doesn't have bad days, doesn't get distracted, and works 24/7. Plus it automatically pulls property size and satellite imagery—something human receptionists can't do.
I only need help during busy season. Is this worth it year-round?
Yes, for two reasons. First, you still miss calls in slow season—those might be your best customers needing spring prep or one-time high-value jobs. Second, the calculator shows annual loss. If you're only using it 6 months, adjust the numbers—you'll still see 8-10x ROI during peak season alone.
How does this compare to hiring someone?
Part-time receptionist: $18,000/year, works 20 hours/week, needs training, takes vacation. Tinylawn: $588/year, works 168 hours/week, never takes a day off, asks perfect questions every time. You'd need to miss just one $600 job to pay for an entire year. With a receptionist, you need 30+ jobs just to break even on their salary.