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Rample

For landscaping and lawn care

An AI receptionist for landscaping and lawn care crews in the field

Your crews are mowing, edging and running equipment when the phone rings, and nobody can hear it. Rample answers, takes the address, the yard size and how often they want service, and books the visit or lines up the quote, so spring calls don't end in voicemail.

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Free for 7 days, then plans start at $89 a month

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A lawn care crew mowing and trimming a striped backyard lawn

The busiest season is when nobody can pick up

Calls pile up from April through June and again in September and October, exactly when every crew is out. In peak season grass grows about an inch every five or six days, so a homeowner who can't get through this week calls the next company.

Source: Clemson Cooperative Extension, mowing lawns

How Rample answers your phone

Keep your number and forward calls to Rample, or use the local number Rample sets up for you. On that number it rings you first during working hours and picks up if you can't, and it answers straight away after hours.

  • It asks what they need, the property address, the yard size, and whether it's a one-time job or regular service.
  • It books standard visits on your schedule and leaves travel time between them.
  • Bigger jobs like design, sod or irrigation become a quote request for you to price, and it asks the caller to text photos.
  • Something urgent, like a mower injury, chemical exposure or a pet that ate fertilizer, is flagged to you right away, with 911 or Poison Control for the caller when it's needed.

Quotes, invoices and getting paid

A quote request from your website or a call becomes a draft quote you review and send. The customer approves it online, and you can invoice them with card payment once you connect Stripe.

For maintenance customers, recurring invoices can go out weekly or monthly, so the regulars are billed without you rebuilding the same invoice every time.

Weather that brings work

On the Receptionist + Marketing plan, Rample watches the National Weather Service forecast and storm reports for your area and flags when heat or storms are likely to bring calls, so you can get ahead of cleanups and repairs instead of reacting to them.

Reminders, reviews and posts

Customers get a reminder before each visit with a link to move or cancel. When you mark a job done, Rample texts them (if they agreed to texts) a link to leave a Google review, and it drafts replies to new reviews for you to approve.

It also writes your social posts for the season, from spring cleanups to fall leaf removal, and reminds you when each one is due.

What it costs

Receptionist is $149 a month and covers the phone agent, booking, quotes, invoices, reminders and review requests. Receptionist + Marketing is $449 a month and adds booking by text, the weekly posting plan and the weather alerts. Paid yearly, they come to $89 and $269 a month, with no surcharge for the spring rush.

Pricing

Pick how much you want it to do.

Starting at $89/mo (Receptionist, billed yearly)

7-day free trial on every plan. Card up front, cancel any time before day 8 and you pay nothing.

  • White Rample robot

    Receptionist

    Answer every customer and run the day.

    $149 /mo

    1 admin + 5 staff seats

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    • Website, booking page and booking widget
    • Scheduling, customers, quotes and invoices
    • AI phone agent and texting inbox
    • Reviews and review replies
    • AI assistant, compliance and analytics
  • Most popular
    Gold Rample robot

    Receptionist + Marketing

    Let it do the marketing for you.

    $449 /mo

    3 admin + 20 staff seats

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    • Everything in Receptionist, plus:
    • Content studio: make and post your own content
    • Email your own customers, flyers and signs
    • Autopilot: weekly posts planned and published for you
    • AI replies to customers when you're busy
    • Seasonal campaigns and follow-up sequences
    • Signals: storms, the season and local news that bring work
    • Competitor watch
  • Platinum Rample robot

    Receptionist + Marketing + Leads

    Go and find new customers.

    $749 /mo

    10 admin + 50 staff seats

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    • Everything in Receptionist + Marketing, plus:
    • Lead discovery: people asking for what you do, and new businesses
    • Lead intake from Google Local Services and Nextdoor
    • Contact details found for address leads
    • Local creators to partner with
    • Google Ads management (coming soon)

  • Enterprise

    Several locations, a large team, or something custom.

    Let's talk

    Priced to fit

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Questions

It books standard visits straight onto your schedule, and turns bigger jobs into a quote request with the caller's details and photos, so you can price it when you're back in the truck.

It records how often a customer wants service, and you can bill regulars with weekly or monthly recurring invoices. You still set the recurring visits on your schedule yourself.

Sync with Jobber and LMN is coming soon. Today, Rample uses its own booking page, quotes and invoices, and can connect to your Google Calendar.

Rample treats it as urgent, gives the caller the ASPCA Animal Poison Control number and alerts you straight away.

No. You can keep your number and forward calls to Rample, or use the local number Rample sets up for you.

If calls go to voicemail while you work, it pays for itself the first time it books a customer you would have missed. Plans start at $149 a month, and the first 7 days are free, so you can see what it catches before you pay.

Set it up once, and let it get on with the rest.

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Card at signup. Free for 7 days on any plan, then plans start at $89 a month. Cancel any time.