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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