Pricing & Estimating Tools & Guides
Everything you need to price landscaping jobs with confidence — from material calculators to comprehensive pricing guides.
Calculators
18Gravel Calculator
Calculate cubic yards, tons, and cost for gravel projects
Sod Calculator
Pallets of sod by dimensions and grass type
Mulch Calculator
Cubic yards for mulch or topsoil
Landscaping Cost Calculator
Costs by service, size, region
Paver Calculator
Pavers, sand, base for patios
Grass Seed Calculator
Seed for new lawns or overseeding
Retaining Wall Calculator
Blocks and cost
Fertilizer Calculator
Application rate by lawn and NPK
Lawn Mowing Cost Calculator
Price by size and frequency
Lawn Size Calculator
Add shapes, subtract the house and driveway, get exact lawn square footage
Lawn Aeration Cost Calculator
Price core, spike, or liquid aeration by lawn size in homeowner or pro mode
Lawn Care Price Sheet Template
Editable, printable service menu with mowing tiers, add-ons, and packages
Sprinkler System Cost Calculator
Estimate irrigation install cost by lawn size, zones, and head type, DIY or pro
Landscape Lighting Cost Calculator
Price fixtures, transformer, wire, and labor for low-voltage lighting projects
Lawn Care Profit Margin Calculator
Real margin and markup after loaded labor, equipment and overhead
Snow Removal Pricing Calculator
Price per push and seasonal contracts from your hourly rate
Leaf Removal Cost Calculator
Fall cleanup quotes by crew hours and bags hauled
Hedge Trimming Price Calculator
Per-foot hedge quotes by height, with haul-away
Guides
3Where to start
Start with the yard, then the materials. Measure the property with the lawn size calculator, then turn square footage into an order with the gravel, mulch, sod, paver and retaining wall calculators. Each one shows the conversion it uses, so you can check the math before you order.
Materials are only half a bid. The lawn care pricing guide and how to price lawn care jobs walk through labor, overhead and margin so the number you send covers the whole job. Once the price is set, put it on a price sheet or a landscaping estimate so the client sees the same figure you worked out.