Photograph the job site, describe the build, and hand the client a finished view of their own yard in about a minute — with your logo on it, not ours.
Site photo — day 1
You already know the yard works. The client is looking at a bare lawn and a number on a page, and the gap between those two things is where bids go cold. Close it in the driveway, on the first visit.
Walk the property, shoot two photos, and show the finished yard before you leave. A decision made in front of the image is a decision you were part of.
Render the patio, then render the patio with lighting, a fire feature, and mature planting. Clients approve upgrades they can see far more readily than upgrades they have to imagine.
No CAD seat, no $400 concept board, no three-day turnaround. Change the prompt, regenerate, resend — revisions cost a credit instead of an afternoon.
Nothing to model, nothing to measure. If you can take a photo of the site, you can produce the concept.
One photo from where the client will stand. Phone camera is fine — grade, fence lines, and the house all stay exactly where they are.
Pick a style preset for speed, or type the scope yourself — materials, planting, hardscape, lighting. The words you'd write on an estimate work here.
Generate a share link and text or email it. It opens in their browser, carries your branding, and shows only what you chose to include.
Upload your mark once. It's stamped into every image you generate and every page your client opens. The work looks like it came out of your studio, because it did.
Sterling & Oak Landscape
Rear yard, view from the kitchen door. Bluestone patio, gas fire feature, and layered evergreen screening along the north fence.
What your client sees. No app, no login, no sign of us.
Both plans include white-label branding, unlimited share links, full-resolution downloads, and commercial rights. The difference is how many renders you make.
Cancel anytime. Credits refresh monthly.
Cancel anytime. Credits refresh monthly.
You do. Every render you create on a Pro or Studio plan is yours — put it in proposals, bids, paid ads, your website, or your portfolio. We don't claim rights to your work and we don't resell it.
No. A share link opens in any browser on any phone. There is nothing for the client to install and no account for them to create — they tap the link and see the render.
One credit is one generated render. Viewing, downloading, sharing, and re-sending an image you already made are all free. Credits refresh at the start of each billing month.
Yes. Presets are there for speed, but you can write the spec yourself — paver pattern, plant list, retaining wall material, lighting temperature, time of day. Describe it the way you'd describe it to a foreman.
Yes. Pro and Studio are licensed for commercial use, including client proposals, printed marketing, paid advertising, and your own site. That is what these plans are for.
Move up to Studio at any time and the additional credits are available immediately; we prorate the change. If a big month was a one-off, drop back down the following month.
Set up your branding in a few minutes and send your first client link before the end of the day.
These are the guides homeowners land on when they start thinking about the work. Worth knowing what they've already decided by the time you show up.
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