BIZZLE FOR LANDSCAPERS AND GARDENERS
A quiet January,
seen in October.
Bizzle is an AI back office for landscapers and gardeners. It bills recurring maintenance rounds automatically, keeps plant hire and materials against the build that used them, and forecasts the seasonal dip early enough to do something about it.
WHAT YOU GET
Two businesses in one: rounds and builds.
Maintenance rounds billed automatically
Regular customers are invoiced on their own cycle without you rebuilding the list each month, and the ones who quietly stop paying surface immediately rather than in spring.
Plant hire costed to the build
Diggers, dumpers and grab lorries land against the project that hired them, including overrun days, so a landscaping build is priced from what it actually cost last time.
The quiet months, forecast in advance
Cashflow forecasting sees the winter dip coming from the shape of your maintenance book, while there is still autumn work to sell into it.
The calls you cannot answer
Every call answered and booked into your real diary while your hands are full. Anything missed is texted back within seconds, before they ring the next name on the list.
WHY IT ADDS UP
Why it makes sense when the money is seasonal.
Landscaping runs two businesses at once: a maintenance round that pays steadily and a build side that pays in lumps, both of which go quiet in the same three months. The failure is rarely a bad year — it is a good year that ran out of cash in February. Bizzle bills the round without you chasing it, costs the builds honestly, and shows the dip while autumn can still be sold into it.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions people ask.
Can Bizzle bill my maintenance round every month without me?
Yes. Each regular customer is invoiced on their own cycle with a payment link, chased if it goes quiet, and the ones who quietly stop paying show up immediately rather than when you notice in spring. You still have to cut the grass.
Does it cost digger and dumper hire to the right build?
Hire invoices land against the project that hired the machine, including overrun days, so a build is priced next time from what the last one actually cost. Grab lorry and skip charges go the same way.
How do I get through January without running out of cash?
See it coming. The cashflow forecast reads the shape of your maintenance book and the builds in the diary, so the winter dip is visible in October while there is still autumn work to sell into it. It cannot make it rain less.
Can I run the rounds and the builds as one business?
Yes, and most people should. Both sit in the same ledger at one flat price, with the rounds billed on their cycle and the builds costed per project, so you can see which half carried the year without keeping two sets of books.
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