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What a Website Actually Costs a Tree Service Company

Two jobs, not a mystery number

A site built for a tree crew, priced by the size of your crew, starts around $5,000. That sounds like a lot until you count it the way you count everything else: about two jobs pays for it. Half down, half when it's done. No financing, no long contract.

Why the number changes by crew size

A one-truck operation needs fewer town pages and a simpler build than a crew running a crane and several trucks. We price it the same way you'd price a removal — bigger job, bigger number. See the exact tiers on the Pricing page.

What's actually included

Your own web address. A page for every town you serve. Reviews on the front page, pulled from Google automatically. One tap to call or text from any page. Photos from your own jobs, not stock. Full breakdown on the Services page.

What keeps it running

A flat monthly amount — less than one job a year — keeps your listings correct on Google, Apple Maps and Bing, sends a review request every time you close a job, and gets you a one-page report so you know what's working.

How we compare

Trade-focused agencies publish monthly plans from about $500 to $2,800, and most sell the website separately for $12,000 to $24,000. See the published numbers, sourced and dated, and where we sit next to them.

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