Estimate your cost per lead, booked jobs, and recurring revenue from Google Local Services Ads — built specifically for landscaping and lawn care companies.
Landscaping and lawn care businesses thrive on recurring contracts — weekly mowing, seasonal cleanups, fertilization programs. LSA is an ideal acquisition channel because it puts you in front of homeowners actively searching for a lawn service right now. Use the calculator below with the recurring revenue toggle to see your true LTV-adjusted return.
Landscaping CPL is affordable, and when you factor in recurring lawn care contracts, the lifetime value of each acquired customer makes the economics very strong.
| Market Size | Estimated CPL Range | Initial Job Value | Annual Contract Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small / Rural | $14–$28 | $150–$400 | $800–$2,000 |
| Mid-Size | $25–$45 | $200–$500 | $1,000–$2,500 |
| Large Metro | $38–$60 | $250–$600 | $1,200–$3,500 |
A weekly mowing customer at $60/visit retained for 30 weeks per year is worth $1,800 annually. Over two years, that's $3,600 from a single LSA lead that may have cost $35.
Landscaping LSA performance peaks in spring (March–May) and again in fall (September–October). Increase your budget during these windows to capture the highest-intent leads of the year. In slower winter months, consider reducing spend or shifting focus to snow removal if you offer it.
Year-round lawn care contracts acquired during peak season continue generating revenue through the off-season, making spring LSA investment especially high-value.
The calculator gives you a solid estimate. A free LSA audit gives you exact numbers — what competitors in your area are spending, what CPL to expect, and what's holding back your lead volume right now.
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