New lead lands in Gmail
A real homeowner request appears in the inbox and gets identified as sales-relevant immediately.
Tetrad turns a messy landscaping inbox into an operating system: quote requests get classified, logged, drafted, synced, and surfaced before they go cold.
Hi Sarah — thanks for reaching out. Happy to put a quote together for weekly mowing and a hedge trim in West Linn. Could you share the approximate lot size and a photo of the hedges? I can get you a firm number within a day.
— Dan, Summit Ridge Landscaping
A homeowner emails at 2:14 PM. You are in the field. By the time you reply, someone faster already has the job.
Every extra hour between inquiry and first response makes a competitor more likely to win the work.
"I'll circle back tomorrow" becomes a forgotten thread once the day gets noisy.
No one can see what was drafted, what was sent, and which lead is waiting on whom.
Without one clean digest, owners and office staff start the day reconstructing yesterday from memory.
Import the core workflows plus the reply-sync helper into n8n, connect your inbox and lead log, run the checklist, then let the system do the repetitive parts with you in control.
Real quote requests hit your existing Gmail or Outlook inbox. No forwarding rules. No new email address.
The system separates real leads from vendor noise and current-customer traffic, then logs clean lead data to Sheets or Airtable.
A first response appears in Drafts in your voice, asking only for the information needed to quote accurately.
24h, 48h, and final nudges are drafted only when a lead is actually stale. Reply-state sync prevents fake follow-up noise.
Your 7 AM digest summarizes new leads, drafts waiting, stale threads, and replied leads that still need operator attention.
The product should look like it operates inside the buyer's actual tools. These panels explain the system without abstract SaaS filler.
A real homeowner request appears in the inbox and gets identified as sales-relevant immediately.
Service type, timing, neighborhood, and contact data move into a usable operator record.
The first touch is fast, controlled, and visible before anything is sent.
If the lead goes quiet, the system drafts the right nudge instead of relying on memory.
One short 7 AM readout shows new leads, stale work, and reply-state integrity.
You import the workflows, keep the logic, and can edit the whole system when you need to.
This product touches customer communication, so the design needs to signal caution, visibility, and operator control at every step.
No vague templates. No hidden upsell. Just the system, the prompts, and the docs required to run it safely.
Every tier ships the same core product. The difference is rollout support, inbox coverage, and how much help you want during implementation.
Solo operators, one inbox.
No subscription · 14-day refund
Buy Starter — $49Best fit: You run the whole business from one Gmail account and you're comfortable solving small install issues yourself.
Most landscaping businesses.
No subscription · 14-day refund
Buy Pro — $149Best fit: Owner inbox plus an office or shared inbox. You want launch help by email and a bit more runway.
Multi-crew operations.
No subscription · 14-day refund
Buy Team — $299Best fit: Multiple crews or inboxes, and you'd rather get it installed in one call than piece it together from docs.
This kit is sharp at one job. If the setup fits, it should pay for itself quickly. If it doesn't, the wrong expectations will hurt both of us.
No. Every reply and every follow-up ships as a draft in your Drafts folder. Nothing leaves your inbox until you click send. Auto-send is a deliberate change you make later, for specific follow-up stages.
No. You need to be comfortable copy-pasting API keys and clicking through OAuth. If you have set up Mailchimp or installed a Shopify app, you can install this. Everything is pre-built; you import and connect.
Both. Same feature set. Pick whichever your business actually uses. Switching later is a one-workflow swap.
Both. Google Sheets is faster to set up; Airtable is nicer long-term. Pick either, or start with Sheets and migrate when you are ready.
No. One-time purchase. You own the workflows forever. The only ongoing costs are your own n8n hosting (about $20/mo or self-host) and pennies of AI usage.
Most landscaping businesses are up and running in 20–40 minutes. The quick-start guide walks you through it, and the test checklist is the gate before you go live.
Most landscaping teams do not need more leads. They need a better first-response system. That is what this product is built to fix.