For landscapers
Know the budget before you design the garden
Garden projects vary hugely, and so do budgets. A rough figure up front means the people who book a design visit already know roughly what it costs.
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“An evening on a design for a garden with half the budget it needs.”
RoughFigure answers “how much?” for you, and the lead waits with every detail.
What your customers are asked
- Which projects: turf, artificial grass, patio, planting or raised beds
- The size of the garden
- Whether the old ground needs clearing
- Access for machinery
- Photos of the garden
Then their name, email, phone and postcode, with a consent box, before they see the price.
Try it as your customer would
After the rough figure
- 1
Rough figure
Customers see a range on your website, any time.
- 2
Quote
Turn it into an itemised quote they accept online.
- 3
Follow-ups
Polite reminders if they go quiet.
- 4
Site visit
Booked into your diary.
- 5
Review
Job won, Google review asked.
Why landscapers use it
Budgets sorted early
Customers see a realistic range for their project before you spend an evening on a design.
Big jobs flagged
Large patios show a message that you’ll confirm the price on site, so expectations stay realistic.
Book the visit there and then
Customers pick a time for your design visit from the slots you offer.
Questions
Do I have to show exact prices?
No. Customers see a range, clearly marked as a rough figure that you confirm after a site visit. You confirm the final price after you’ve seen the job, as landscapers always do.
Can I change the questions and prices?
Yes, all of them. The template is a starting point: change the wording, add or remove questions, set your own prices and minimum charge, and add rules for jobs that need a visit first.
Give your next customer a rough figure tonight.
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