A360 AI answers calls from a homeowner who wants a quote, takes the details, and books a lawn or landscape job — around the clock, whether you pick up or not.
You're on a mower. Your hands aren't free.
a homeowner who wants a quote
incoming call
What happens to a landscaping call while you work. No voicemail. No lost lead.
You're on a mower. Your hands aren't free.
a homeowner who wants a quote
incoming call
What happens to a landscaping call while you work. No voicemail. No lost lead.
The moments where a landscaping call gets lost — and how A360 AI catches it.
For a homeowner who wants a quote
Twenty tree-removal quotes from last month are still sitting open.
A reactivation campaign closes four of them in 48 hours — without you picking up the phone.
You're on a mower and a new lead calls.
It gets answered, qualified, and booked. You find out at the end of the row.
A homeowner fills out your form at 9pm asking for a quote.
They get a real reply at 9:01pm — not an autoresponder. The lead stays warm.
Answers every call, qualifies the job, books the appointment.
Learn moreAutomatic SMS the moment a call goes unanswered.
Learn moreRe-engages cold quotes until they book — and stops when they reply.
Learn moreStrengthens your profile so AI and customers find you first.
Learn moreTurns completed jobs into the reviews that build your reputation.
Learn moreStarter, Capture, or Autonomy — start where you are.
Learn moreYes. Seasonal campaigns — spring cleanups, fall leaf removal — wake up past customers and bring them back without you lifting a finger.
No. Every message reads like you typed it from your phone. The sequence stops the second they reply.
Most landscaping leads call the next name on Google the moment they hit voicemail. A360 AI answers, texts back missed calls, and books the job to your calendar — so the lead never gets to the shop down the street. And the first pillar makes sure you're the one they call in the first place.
Fifteen minutes. We look at your real call logs and count what got missed. If the number's small, I'll tell you that.