Give us the numbers you already know. We'll show you what they mean.
Grounds Toolkit is a free set of decision engines for landscaping operators. Enter what you already know, crew size, wage, property size, and get crew-hours, labor cost, a minimum profitable price, and route capacity, with the math shown, not hidden. Built for owner-operators and small crews, not enterprise software.
Start with a category
See all 15 enginesEstimating and Pricing
What should this job cost, and what should I charge for it?
Labor and Crews
What does an hour of crew time actually cost, and how much do I need?
Mowing and Production
How long will this property take, and how much can this mower cover?
Routes and Capacity
How much work can this crew or route actually handle?
Equipment and Ownership
What does this equipment really cost, and is another one worth it?
Materials and Applications
How much product does this application actually need?
Irrigation and Water
How long should this zone run to apply the right amount of water?
Business Profitability
Is this decision actually good for the business?
What Will It Take
What would it take to reach a goal I already have in mind?
Questions Grounds Toolkit is built to answer
- How long should this property take my crew?
- What does that labor actually cost me?
- What should I charge to hit my target margin?
- Can this property fit on my existing route?
- How many acres would justify buying another mower?
- What would it take to reach my target margin?
Every recommendation shows its work
No black-box output. Every engine shows the inputs, the applied assumptions, the intermediate math, and the likely range before it gets to a recommendation, and it only makes a recommendation when the math actually supports one. Read how assumptions are chosen and sourced on the Methodology page.
Grounds Toolkit is in active development. Engines are being built and verified one at a time, each fully worked out before it ships, rather than launched as a large set of thin calculators. Read the Methodology page for how this toolkit is built.