Do I have to edit each field myself?
No. Tell LandscapeBase what you want changed and review what it produces.
Quote templatesYour usual quote.
Changed just by asking.
Start with your firm’s landscaping quote templates, then tell LandscapeBase what’s different about this job. Ask it to add work, rewrite a section, change an exclusion or present an option separately. It updates the proposal for you to check.
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1 · Keep your starting point
The way your firm quotes, ready for the next job.
Keep your letterhead, sections, standard wording and terms. LandscapeBase uses them as the starting point, not as a form that every job has to fit.
2 · Ask for the changes
“Add the drainage. Make the decking optional.”
Tell LandscapeBase what to change in plain English. Ask for a different scope, clearer wording, another option or an exclusion specific to the site. Review the updated quote, then ask again if it still isn’t right.
3 · Build from the costing
The proposal and the numbers belong to the same job.
LandscapeBase turns the job’s costing into a quote in your format. When the scope changes, check the affected costs and margin before approving the new version.
See Auto Costing
Straight answers
Questions about quote templates.
Can it use the wording we already send clients?
Yes. Your existing quote is the starting point; you can ask LandscapeBase to change any part for a particular job.
Does it send the quote for me?
Only after you’ve checked and approved it.
A demo around your business
Bring us one of your existing quotes.
We’ll show you how LandscapeBase uses its structure, then changes it when you ask.
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