3 requests are waiting on Farm Island Lake.
One crew can own that lake for the whole season, and every request in it, for $299, once.
Aitkin County still runs on a Facebook post.
A cabin owner on Farm Island or Big Sandy asks “does anyone cut lawns around here?” and waits. Three half-answers, two dead numbers, no idea what a cut should cost.
The crew twenty minutes away has no website and no way to be found except word of mouth.
1 zone. The whole season.
A homeowner picks a lawn size, sees an instant price, and asks. No account, no phone tag.
One crew buys the zone, once. Every request from that zone is theirs until the season ends.
- One crew per zone, never shared.
- Homeowners ask for free, always.
- Paid once for the whole season. No cut of the work, ever.
Angi sells your lead to 4 other guys.
National apps take a cut of every job, forever, or sell the same lead to rivals win or lose. Grass neeco sells a zone once.
Angi, Thumbtack, LawnStarter
- The same lead sold to 4 other guys
- $20-$75 a lead, win or lose
- 15-20% of every cut, forever
Grass neeco
- 1 zone, 1 crew, all season
- One payment, no cut of the work
- Requests already waiting when you buy
1 crew, 1 lake. No bidding.
For a crew
One truck, one route, 20 to 60 accounts already. This adds a fuller route inside it, at your price, without buying a shared lead.
For a homeowner
A cabin owner in the Twin Cities, 3 weeks before opening weekend, wants certainty, not a low bid. Ask once, get a real price, get called.
Aitkin, Mille Lacs, Garrison — your zone is one of them.
Every zone sells once, to one crew, for the season. See what's waiting before somebody else does.
See what's waiting in your zone