Give every caller a helpful response, qualify the opportunity using your rules, and hand your team the context to follow up prepared.
A customer calls the number they already know.
Tinylawn responds using your business rules.
The request becomes a structured opportunity.
The details reach your team and existing tools.
Start with the operational moment your team recognizes. Tinylawn applies your intake rules without changing how the rest of the workday runs.
24/7 phone coverage that answers questions, qualifies opportunities, and books intake appointments using your business rules
Tinylawn follows your services, availability, service area, and handoff workflow so the result fits the way your team already works.
Start free for 14 days. No credit card.
Only real calls count toward your plan. Hang-ups and spam are free.
Annual includes 2 months free
For solo operators with lower call volume.
$49
/ month
Usage included
Plan limits
Recommended
For busy solo operators and established single-location businesses.
$129
/ month
Usage included
Everything in Pro, plus
For higher-volume businesses that need larger team and feature limits.
$249
/ month
Usage included
Everything in Growth, plus
Custom
For multi-location operators with more complex needs.
$499+
/ month
Usage included
Custom plan includes
Growth and Scale add team workflows and higher limits.
It answers every call right away, greets callers professionally, and handles the routine parts of a first contact—like understanding what service they need, where they are, and when they want work done. It can qualify the lead against how you like to work and book appointments on your calendar so you are not playing phone tag from the truck.
You get consistent coverage 24/7 without salaries, benefits, shift scheduling, or coverage gaps when someone is sick or on vacation. Tinylawn is built for lawn care and landscaping shops that lose jobs to voicemail, so you still sound professional while your crew stays focused on the job site.
Most teams can go live quickly by connecting their phone flow and sharing how they take leads—services you offer, service areas, and booking rules. After you go live, Tinylawn surfaces questions and services callers ask about that you have not covered yet, so you can refine FAQs and your catalog from real demand. You do not need a long IT project to start answering calls better this week.
Yes. You train Tinylawn on your services, pricing approach, and how you qualify jobs (for example mowing vs. design-build vs. seasonal cleanups). Callers get accurate, on-brand answers instead of a generic script. When callers ask about something missing from your FAQs or catalog, Tinylawn suggests updates for you to review—nothing publishes until you approve it—and you still get structured summaries so you know what to quote or follow up on.
Yes, on Growth and Scale. After a call lands, your staff can leave an internal team comment on the call record and @mention a teammate. Mentions show up in the in-app Notifications bell and open the exact note—so follow-up stays on the call, visible to your organization, and not in a group text. Callers never see team comments.
A virtual front desk for inbound calls, routine questions, lead qualification, and intake scheduling without another office shift.
A conversational AI voice agent that uses your business knowledge to answer questions and guide callers through structured intake.
AI intake scheduling that qualifies a new opportunity before placing it on a calendar you control.
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