Flat per crew. No per-seat tax. No usage gotchas.
All thirty-three engines on every plan. Per-crew flat pricing, no per-seat tax, no usage gotchas.
Independent
For the one-crew operator that wants to stop leaking.
per crew, billed monthly
Start 14-day pilot- All 33 engines included
- Up to 1 crew (unlimited seats per crew)
- Field Crew App PWA
- Client Portal (white-labeled)
- Books + Payroll + Tax Engine (no QuickBooks required)
- Stripe + Twilio integrations
- Email + chat support, 1 business day response
Professional
For the 2–10 crew shop ready to add a truck without adding chaos.
per crew, billed monthly
Start 14-day pilot- All 33 engines included
- Up to 5 crews (unlimited seats per crew)
- All Independent features +
- Cortex autonomous hypothesis engine
- Retention Radar + LTV Ledger
- Operator Score crew passports
- Multi-location dashboard
- Priority support, 4-hour response
- Dedicated CSM at month 3
Enterprise
For the 10+ crew operator with branches, fleets, foremen.
per crew, billed monthly
Talk to the founder- All 33 engines + Enterprise extras
- 6+ crews, multi-location
- Custom integration builds
- Custom prompt registry (Cortex tenant)
- Sage Intacct + custom accounting
- Dedicated infrastructure / private region
- Named account team + 24/7 hotline
Independent — $397
Built for the solo operator running one truck and one crew. All 33 engines on day one — including the Field Crew App PWA, Client Portal, and the LRI Score. The same product the $15M-revenue shops use, sized for a one-crew leak rate. See /platform for the full engine roster.
Professional — $997
The tier where the math gets brutal. 2 to 5 crews, priority support with 4-hour weekday response, the Cortex autonomous hypothesis engine, Operator Score crew passports, and a multi-location dashboard. A dedicated CSM joins at month 3 once your engines are tuned. This is where most operators land and stay.
Enterprise — $2,997
6+ crews, multi-location, custom integration builds, custom prompt registry on a tenant Cortex, Sage Intacct support, and dedicated infrastructure on a private region. Named account team plus a 24/7 hotline. SLA with credits when we miss it. Review the security posture at /security.
A Business Development Center is the inside-sales muscle big operators have always had and small ones never could afford. We rent you ours. The BDC addon plugs into any tier and gives you outbound coverage your competitors aren't running.
Cadence is included on every plan — automated SMS, email, and NOAA-timed seasonal nudges. The BDC addon stacks on top with manned weekend phone coverage and live human dialing. The two are complementary, not redundant: software handles the 80% that automates, humans handle the 20% that closes.
- Outbound winter service campaigns. Snow contracts, holiday lighting, hardscape design consults, dormant tree pruning. We dial your existing customer base in November and book January revenue while your crews are still wrapping fall cleanups.
- Dormant-customer reactivation. Every shop has 200 to 800 customers who didn't renew last spring. We work that list with a structured 4-touch cadence and book consultations directly into your foreman's calendar. The reactivation rate averages 18 to 24 percent.
- Manned weekend phone coverage. Saturday morning is when 31% of new landscaping leads call. Most shops send those calls to a voicemail box nobody checks until Monday. We answer them live, qualify them, and put them on your Monday morning estimate schedule.
- Spring-rush overflow. March through May, your office gets 4x the call volume. We absorb the spillover so your admin isn't fielding new-quote calls while a $40,000 customer is on hold trying to add an irrigation repair.
Six engines. One Professional tier. Pays for itself roughly 70x over.
Quote Intercept
$14,200
recovered per month
Estimates that go cold the moment a customer doesn't hear back inside 24 hours. SMS routing pulls them back. Average shop sees this in week two.
Upsell Whisperer
+$38,000
added monthly revenue
AI scoring on every visit. The customer who needs aeration, the one ready for a fall fertilization upsell, the one whose irrigation timer is on its last season — flagged for the foreman before they roll.
Referral Radar
$180,000
net new annual revenue
Neighbor outreach the day your crew is on someone's lawn. Geo-fenced postcards, SMS intros, satellite-property matching. Highest-LTV channel in landscaping.
Cadence
$12,800
recovered per month
Personalized SMS + email reminders that read from Site Memory — the gate code, the dog's name, the back zone. Drives +24% retention. Included on every tier.
QuickHook
$8,400
first-touch wins per month
60-second auto-reply on every inbound — so the lead that hits your form at 9:47pm is already in conversation by 9:48. Wins the race against the four other shops they messaged.
Ghost Recovery
$11,200
dead-lead resurrection per month
Multi-touch escalation that reawakens the leads everyone else gave up on. Phrasing tuned on landscaping deals that closed after going dark for 30+ days.
Stack the six engines above and the recovered revenue lines clear $840,000 a year on a typical 2-crew Professional shop. Two crews at $997 each is $1,994 per month — $23,928 per year. That math comes out to a ~70x annual payback before you touch QuickHook's first-touch-win premium or Ghost Recovery's dead-lead resurrection. We're not pricing this as software. We're pricing it as a percentage of the leak we plug.
Numbers above are 90-day cohort averages from operators running 2–6 crews after engine tuning. Your mileage will vary with route density, average ticket size, and how disciplined your foremen are about closing tickets in the field. We will show you a 30/60/90 model on the demo with your route count plugged in.
Platform tier breakdown
Thirty-three engines, organized into five tiers.
Every tier ships on every plan. Click any card to read the tier's engine roster on the platform page.
Win the work
How you win the work.
Eight engines that catch every quote, voice every estimate, hunt every property, and resurrect every dead lead — before your competitor texts back.
Keep the work
How you keep the customer.
Six engines that handle the boring middle — portal, follow-ups, memory, weather, show-rate, life moments — so your office stops drowning in reschedule emails.
Get smarter
How the AI gets smarter every night.
Six engines that grade every inbound lead, score every queued job, read every message tone, remember every won bid, price every job against the neighborhood, and benchmark every crew.
Run the crew
How the crews actually execute.
Nine engines for compliance, quality, crew reputation, offline field tooling, per-job costing, books, expense capture, payroll, and tax.
Build the network
How the network compounds.
Four engines that turn the leftover sod into cash, the foreman's 30 years into onboarding, the customers about to walk into save plays, and every account into a real dollar number on the books.
The questions every owner asks before they sign.
What counts as a crew?
One mobile unit that leaves the yard in the morning. A truck, a trailer, a route, a foreman. If you split a crew in half mid-season for a second truck, that becomes two crews on your next billing cycle. We don't pro-rate within a month — if you add a crew on the 18th, you pay the next 1st. We don't charge per laborer, per route, per stop, or per estimate. Just the number of physical crews running.
Can I switch tiers later?
Yes, any direction, any time. Move from Independent to Professional the day you sign your second crew. Drop from Professional to Independent during the winter slow months and we re-bill on the next cycle. No upgrade fees, no demotion penalty, no 'sales rep approval' delay. The tier you're on is the tier you need this month, not a forever decision.
Is there an annual discount?
Yes. Pay annually and you get two months free, which works out to roughly 17% off. The Independent tier becomes $3,970 a year instead of $4,764. Professional becomes $9,970 instead of $11,964. Enterprise gets a custom annual contract negotiated with the founder. We don't push annual prepay — it should only happen because the math is good for you, not because we needed cash.
How long does onboarding take?
If you're switching from Jobber, LMN, or Service Autopilot, our team migrates your customers, properties, recurring schedules, and invoice history inside 48 hours. We do this on a Friday-to-Monday cadence so your crews open the new app on Monday morning without missing a single mow. Enterprise migrations with custom integrations or multiple branches take 2–3 weeks and include a named project manager.
Will my data import cleanly?
We've imported customer lists from QuickBooks, Jobber, LMN, Service Autopilot, Aspire, and dozens of dealer-built spreadsheets. Standard fields — customer name, service address, phone, email, recurring service, last invoice date — come over without a hitch. We hand-clean fuzzy matches and duplicate customers as part of migration. If your data is on paper or in a foreman's head, that's a pilot conversation, not a deal-breaker.
What's the cancellation policy?
Month-to-month by default. Cancel any day, for any reason, by emailing founders@gladiusturf.com. We bill through the end of the current cycle and we don't bill again. We give you a full export of your customers, properties, route history, and invoice ledger as CSV inside 24 hours of cancellation. No data ransom. No exit interview gauntlet. The leverage stays with you.
I have multiple locations. How does that work?
Each crew is counted regardless of which yard it leaves from. A 3-location operator running 8 crews total pays for 8 crews. Multi-location routing, branch-level reporting, and inter-yard equipment transfers are Enterprise features. If you have 2 locations and a single ops manager who runs both, Professional usually fits — talk to us before assuming you need Enterprise.
Is there a free trial?
14-day pilot at Professional pricing, no card required to start. We give you a sandbox loaded with sample customers and recurring routes so you can stress-test Quote Intercept, Upsell Whisperer, and the LRI Score against your own dollar figures. If you don't see a clear payback path by day 14, we close the account and refund any setup time we billed. We're confident enough in the engines to put our own time at risk.
Do you offer white-label?
Not at standard tiers. Our brand is part of the offer — the Surplus Yard marketplace, the Find a Crew listings, and the trust signals we're building only work because they're public and shared across operators. Multi-rooftop holding companies running 50+ crews can negotiate a private-label arrangement at the Enterprise tier with custom commercials. Email founders@gladiusturf.com.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No annual lock-in unless you choose the annual prepay discount. Standard billing is month-to-month with a credit card or ACH. Enterprise customers can request a Master Services Agreement with custom payment terms (Net 30, PO-based) and we'll negotiate those line by line. We've never hidden behind a 12-month auto-renew with a 60-day cancellation window. That trick is for vendors who don't trust their product.
What does support actually look like?
Independent: email and in-app chat, 1 business day weekday response. Professional: priority email and chat, 4-hour weekday response, plus a dedicated Customer Success Manager assigned at month 3 once your engines are tuned. Enterprise: named account team with a revenue strategist, 24/7 hotline, founder access for escalations, and a published SLA with service credits if we miss it.
What happens if my crew count drops in the off-season?
Adjust your subscription. Drop from 5 crews to 2 in November, scale back up in March. We don't punish seasonality — that would be insane in landscaping. You can right-size your bill on the dashboard or by emailing support. The Surplus Yard, Site Memory, and Referral Radar engines keep working all winter on every active crew, which is exactly why dormant-customer reactivation pays for itself in Q1.
How does the Client Portal work?
It's white-labeled with your crew's logo and colors. Customers get a single magic-link login (no passwords). They reschedule visits, pay invoices via Stripe (card or ACH), approve change orders, and view job history. SMS + email confirmations close the loop. Included on every tier.
What's the difference between Cadence and a CRM cadence engine?
Most CRMs ship a basic 'send email at Day 7' rule. Cadence reads from Site Memory — the dog's name, the gate code, the back zone — and personalizes every touch. It's also tuned for landscaping rhythms (NOAA-timed seasonal reminders, applicator-aware messaging) instead of generic SaaS cadences.
Are all 33 engines really on every plan?
Yes. We don't believe in feature-tier extortion. Every plan ships every engine. Tiers differ on crew count, seats, support, and customization — not on what the AI can do for you.
What is the LRI Score?
Landscaping Revenue Intelligence. A nightly 0–100 score per shop, per crew, per property — combining win rate, on-time rate, customer satisfaction, safety, and repeat rate. See /score for the full methodology.
Do I get the Field Crew App on every plan?
Yes. The PWA is included on every tier. Offline-first, works on any phone (iOS / Android / rugged tablet). See /field for capabilities.
Twenty minutes. Zero pressure.
Screen-shared. We'll plug your route count and average ticket into the model and walk you through a 30/60/90 payback across all 33 engines. No sales rep, no SDR — the founders run every demo until it stops scaling, and we're nowhere close.
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