# OpenLawn: AI lawn measurement for lawn care and pest control businesses

Canonical page: https://openlawn.ai/
Updated: 2026-09-06

OpenLawn is AI lawn measurement software for lawn care and pest control businesses. Enter a customer property address, review mapped lawn square footage, and save the measurement to support estimating and service planning. Agent View uses GPT-6.1 Sol by default to map lawn polygons on aerial imagery with available parcel context. Review the map, correct the outline when needed, or remeasure a completed Sol result with GPT-6 Astra for another credit. Both results remain in account history.

## Built for service businesses

### Scope the lawn before you price the job.

Estimate mowable turf from a customer address. Review the grass, exclusions, and maintained areas before applying your own pricing for mowing and lawn-care services.

### Put lawn area behind the outdoor estimate.

Use reviewed lawn square footage as one input to outdoor pest-control estimates. Confirm the areas included in the service; lawn area is not the same as a building perimeter or every treatment surface.

The measurement is an input to a business's own quote, not an automatically generated price. The current lawn-mapping workflow does not measure building perimeters or generate pest treatment plans or application rates.

## How it works

1. Enter a customer address and confirm the matching property.
2. The agent loads imagery and available parcel lines and draws lawn regions.
3. Review or correct the estimated square footage before using it to inform a quote, then return to the saved measurement later.

## Real measurement examples

The homepage features two saved residential examples: a user-corrected 9,510 sq ft estimate and an AI-only 12,817 sq ft estimate. These are illustrative aerial estimates, not surveyed ground truth or a guarantee of accuracy. The polygon animation is an accelerated replay of saved geometry, not a live run. Street addresses and account identifiers are omitted.

## Pricing

Five free completed AI measurements per new account, with no credit card required. One completed AI measurement uses one credit. All prices in USD.

- Launch: $39.00 per month for 40 credits.
- Professional: $79.00 per month for 100 credits.
- Performance: $179.00 per month for 300 credits.
- Premium: $399.00 per month for 800 credits.
- 25 credits: $60.00 one time for 25 credits.
- 100 credits: $160.00 one time for 100 credits.
- 300 credits: $240.00 one time for 300 credits.

Paid credits stack and never expire, including after cancellation. Monthly credits are added after successful payment. Cancel anytime, effective at the end of the paid billing period. No automatic top-ups or overage charges. Purchases are non-refundable except where required by law.

[View pricing](https://openlawn.ai/#pricing) · [Start free](https://openlawn.ai/auth/sign-up?next=%2Fagent)

### Bulk enrichment

Enrich thousands of property records.

Bulk enrichment plans with discounted volume pricing for teams measuring thousands of properties. Add AI-estimated lawn square footage to your customer or prospect records through the OpenLawn API.

Custom quotes based on record volume and workflow. Tell us how many properties you need to measure and how often.

[Get bulk pricing](mailto:kendall@joinclicki.com?subject=OpenLawn%20bulk%20enrichment%20pricing&body=Hi%20OpenLawn%2C%0A%0ACompany%3A%20%0AEstimated%20property%20records%3A%20%0AOne-time%20or%20recurring%3A%20%0AWorkflow%20or%20integration%3A%20) · [Explore the API](https://openlawn.ai/docs)

## Questions and answers

### What is OpenLawn?

OpenLawn is AI lawn measurement software for lawn care and pest control businesses. Enter a customer property address, review mapped lawn square footage, and save the measurement to support estimating and service planning.

### Who is OpenLawn built for?

OpenLawn is built primarily for lawn care and pest control businesses that need lawn-area estimates for customer properties. Owners, estimators, and service teams can review the mapped area before using it to inform their own quotes and service plans.

### How do I measure a customer property online?

Create an OpenLawn account, enter the customer property address, and select the right match. The agent loads the aerial and available parcel boundary, then outlines lawn regions and calculates an estimate. Review the mapped areas and confirm the intended service scope before using the result.

### Is lawn area the same as lot size?

No. Lot size includes the house, driveway, sidewalks, patios, beds, and other surfaces. OpenLawn maps grass rather than treating the entire parcel as lawn. Street-side service grass and inferred maintained extensions may be outside the parcel and should be reviewed separately.

### How accurate is AI lawn measurement?

Accuracy depends on image resolution and age, shadows, tree cover, address placement, and parcel alignment. OpenLawn provides a reviewable estimate, not a guaranteed accuracy percentage. Check the overlay and verify important measurements on site. Our published model benchmark is a small internal comparison, not independently surveyed accuracy.

### Does OpenLawn work in the United States and Canada?

OpenLawn accepts U.S. and Canadian addresses. Our parcel dataset covers the United States; Canadian measurements use visible property features where parcel data is unavailable. Aerial detail varies by location. An inferred working outline is an estimate, not a verified property line.

### How many free lawn measurements do I get?

Every new account receives five free AI lawn measurements, with no credit card required. The allowance is shared across that account’s devices and workspaces. A completed AI analysis uses one measurement; model failures return the reserved credit. Reopening saved results does not use a measurement.

### Can I use it for lawn care estimates?

Yes. Use reviewed lawn square footage as an input to mowing and lawn-care estimates, then apply your own pricing. Check exclusions, access, slopes, obstructions, and service requirements separately. OpenLawn measures lawn area; it does not calculate the final quote for you.

### Can pest control businesses use OpenLawn?

Yes. Pest control teams can use reviewed lawn square footage as one input when estimating outdoor services. The current workflow maps lawn, not building perimeter length or every possible treatment surface. It does not identify pest activity, recommend products, calculate application rates, or generate treatment plans.

### Can I correct an AI lawn measurement?

Yes. Review and rate the completed measurement. If areas were missed or included incorrectly, use the polygon correction controls to adjust the mapped lawn and review the revised estimate.

### Which AI model does OpenLawn use?

Agent View uses GPT-6.1 Sol by default for lawn mapping. After a completed Sol measurement, you can remeasure the same property with GPT-6 Astra using another measurement credit and compare the saved results. Both models combine aerial imagery with available parcel context and draw reviewable lawn polygons. Model output is an estimate.

### Can another AI agent use OpenLawn?

Yes. Install the OpenLawn skill in an agent that supports SKILL.md instructions and browser control. It guides the agent through the signed-in address-to-measurement workflow and reading saved results. It uses your OpenLawn account and the same measurement allowance.

## Bring your own agent

The homepage includes the OpenLawn skill setup guide: choose Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI, then copy the agent-specific installation prompt. A browser-control tool and an OpenLawn account are required separately. Installing the skill does not start a measurement or spend a credit. [Full installation instructions](https://openlawn.ai/developers).

## Further reading

- [Public lawn measurement API](https://openlawn.ai/docs): API keys, batch measurements, saved geometry, and signed webhooks.
- [Lawn measurement guide](https://openlawn.ai/lawn-measurement-guide)
- [Model benchmark and limitations](https://openlawn.ai/#benchmark)
- [Agent skill](https://openlawn.ai/developers)
