Satellite view of a North Carolina community in winter: dark-roofed houses along looping streets and cul-de-sacs, bare leafless woodland wrapping the lower and right edges of the frame, a small pool and its parking bay left of center, and an apartment block with rows of parked cars beside an ochre pond along the upper edge.

For landscapers

You already bid the door rate. We draw the acres under it.

RFPs from communities near your yard land on your dashboard, at your own price, under your own name.

Start your application free. The trade below is already ticked when you get there.

Common-area grounds (the estimate basis)Private home lots

Community boundary, in white dashes. The green is an upper limit, never a measurement — a walkthrough can bring it down.

What it looks like from your side

What you read, and what you send back.

The RFP

A community writes what it wants done and how often, and every company on the list for that trade sees the same document. Nothing is routed to you and nothing is withheld from anyone else.

The ground it covers

The green common ground, with private lots and road surface already taken out. It is drawn from parcel data rather than measured on site. The acreage a request carries is an upper limit on the ground, never a measurement of it.

Your proposal

Your own proposal, priced in crew-hour, annual visit count, and cost per door. You set the number, you keep your brand, and you invoice the community yourself when the work is done.

The people on the job keep their own names here too: a crew, a crew lead, an account manager.

Before your first proposal

What we ask a landscaper for.

General liability
Workers’ compensation
Auto liability

We read each certificate ourselves and record the date it expires.

The credential your trade issues

Landscape Industry Certified Technician, issued by NALP. We record it with its expiration date.

What the community sees you produce

The line-item proposal against the board’s spec sheet, and the quarterly property walk.

Your dashboard

The account is free, and this is what comes with it.

VendoRFP · Vendor dashboard

Example data

Active jobs4Compliance statusActive

Dispatch Board

Open board

Pending1

Landscaping — bed refreshCedar Hollow$365.00

Dispatched1

Lawn mow & edge — common areasWillow Creek HOA$265.00

In Progress2

Landscaping — common areasStonebridge Ranch HOA$310.00Irrigation zone checkLakeside Commons$180.00

Completed2Awaiting community approval

Turf treatment — spring pre-emergentWillow Creek HOA$540.00Tree & shrub trim — entranceCedar Hollow$295.00

Every job on this board is your crew’s. Completing one needs a photo of the finished job, plus the acreage serviced and the areas mowed.

Earnings MTD

$4,820.00

9 completed this month

This visit’s report

Acreage servicedRequired
Areas mowedRequired
Mow heightOptional
Irrigation zones checkedOptional
Debris bags removedOptional

Acreage is checked against the acreage the contract was priced on, so a mow that records no coverage leaves the board with nothing to check it against.

Compliance

General liability COIVerified
Workers compensationVerified
Business licenseUnder review
W-9 formVerified

Insurance is checked the day you propose, so keeping your documents current is what keeps you eligible.

New invoiceUpload a documentPayouts

Example data. The screens are the vendor dashboard this trade signs into.

Landscapers

Submit application as vendor, and read the work.

Start your application below. Your dashboard opens the minute you finish, and applying costs nothing.

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