When a homeowner checks out your landscaping company, what do they find?
Paste your website. runtradeflow.com plans, writes, and designs a month of social posts, so wherever a homeowner checks you out, they find a company worth calling.
The greenest season is the quietest feed.
Proof gets stranded Finished jobs and happy customers stay buried in camera rolls.
Consistency disappears Busy season hits and weeks pass with nothing posted.
The workload multiplies Every brand adds another calendar, voice, and approval flow.
One paste, one click, one month.
- Paste your website. runtradeflow.com builds a brand kit from it automatically, colors, logo, services, service area, and your voice.
- Generate the month. A full calendar of captions and matching AI images, timed to the landscaping year.
- Approve. Scan the calendar, swap or tweak anything.
- It publishes for you. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile, scheduled and sent without another login.
The seasonal timing comes from real home-services agency playbooks, not a generic "post 3x a week" template.
What a month looks like for a landscaping company
Posts mapped to the booking windows that actually fill routes:
- Spring-cleanup slots post (March). "The spring list fills before the snow's gone, get on it now." Urgency that's actually true, aimed at the homeowner staring at a matted lawn.
- Mulch and bed-refresh push (May). The highest-margin quick win of spring. A crisp beds-and-edges photo post sells mulch better than any flyer.
- Midsummer transformation spotlight (June–August). Before/after of a full landscape install or backyard redo. This is the post that gets tagged, shared, and turns one client's yard into three quote requests on the same street.
- Fall aeration + overseeding push (September). "The lawn you want next June is built in September." Books the fall agronomy work homeowners always forget exists.
- Irrigation winterization reminder (October). Blowout season has a hard deadline, the first freeze. A book-your-blowout post with that deadline in it fills the October schedule.
- Last-call leaf cleanup (November). Final cleanup slots before the season closes, and a natural moment to pitch next season's mowing contract or snow services while you have their attention.
Founding-member pricing
- Solo, $49/mo. One landscaping brand.
- Multi, $149/mo. Up to 5 brands from one workspace.
- Agency, $299/mo. Up to 15 brands.
Founding pricing is locked in for as long as you're subscribed. Full pricing →
Landscaping social media questions, answered
What should a landscaping company post during the off-season? Winter is planning season: next-year landscape design ideas, early-bird contract offers, snow services if you run them, and your best transformations from last season. runtradeflow.com keeps the calendar full in January so your spring pipeline doesn't start from zero.
Can I use my own job photos instead of AI images? Your real transformations are gold, use them wherever you have them. runtradeflow.com generates on-brand images so the calendar never has holes, and you can swap in your own photos on any post before it publishes.
Does it know landscaping seasons or just generic content? The calendar follows the landscaping year, cleanups in March, mulch in May, aeration in September, winterization in October. It's built for booking windows, not "fun fact Friday."
How long does a month of posts actually take? Paste your website once. After that, each month is one click to generate and one sitting to approve, then publishing to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile runs itself.
Make your feed look as good as your yards.
Paste your site into runtradeflow.com and see a month of posts in minutes, free trial, no card required.