Tinylawn qualifies the caller, offers times from an intake calendar you control, and passes the opportunity to the scheduling tools you already use.
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.
AI intake scheduling that qualifies a new opportunity before placing it on a calendar you control
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.
When someone calls about mowing, fertilization, or a landscaping project, Tinylawn’s AI gathers the job details, checks the hours and availability you set, and books an intake on your calendar—without the back-and-forth texts and missed callbacks. Qualified leads move straight from the phone call to a booked intake you confirm and then run in your scheduling software.
No. Tinylawn is the intake layer in front of your operation, not a replacement for it. It answers, qualifies, and books the intake so you can confirm the qualified lead and dispatch, route, and invoice the job in the tools you already use—like Jobber, Housecall Pro, and your CRM. Qualified lead details can flow into those tools automatically through Zapier.
Yes. Tinylawn books intakes onto your calendar and can pass qualified leads to the CRM and field service software you already use. You set the hours, buffers, and service areas you want the AI to honor, and it only offers times you are actually free—then you confirm and schedule the job in your own system.
The AI books against the availability you set, so once a window is taken it is not offered to the next caller. That keeps your intake calendar clean and reduces overpromising on crew time before you confirm the job and move it into your scheduling software.
Absolutely. Many lawn and landscape leads call in the evening or on weekends when homeowners are home. Tinylawn answers those calls 24/7 and can lock in an intake while competitors are still on voicemail, so you capture peak-season demand when it happens.
24/7 phone coverage that answers questions, qualifies opportunities, and books intake appointments using your business rules.
Reliable inbound call answering for the moments your crew is working, driving, already on a call, or off the clock.
Night, weekend, and holiday call coverage that captures demand outside the hours your team can answer.
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