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LeoScape review

#14 of 29 in 3D Landscape Design Software

A focused web app for landscape crews that connects design, estimating, proposals, and scheduling.

7.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

LeoScape is browser-based landscape design software for landscape contractors that need to move from site planning to client presentation and crew coordination. Its 3D canvas supports plants, trees, hardscape, and structures, while satellite lot import, address search, and traced boundaries help establish a project base. The product also includes live cost estimates, branded PDF proposals, plant schedules, work orders, crew rosters, and cloud synchronization across devices. That combination makes it a practical fit for small landscape crews that need proposals and scheduling alongside design work.

Pricing is straightforward: LeoScape has one Professional plan at $19.99 per month, billed monthly. The plan includes the full 3D design canvas, satellite lot import, live cost estimation, branded client proposals, crew dispatch and scheduling, and 2D plan view and export. The product has no free plan, but it offers a three-day trial. Its broader feature set includes unlimited projects, PNG and print export at scale, dimensioned 2D plans, irrigation overlays, material calculators, and cloud project synchronization. For a small crew, the single paid tier avoids choosing between feature levels while keeping design, estimating, and operations in one subscription.

LeoScape’s platform fit is intentionally focused: it runs on the web and connects with Google sign-in, Stripe, and ESRI satellite imagery. It does not include AI features, and its strongest case is a connected workflow for landscape proposals and job coordination rather than a wider software ecosystem. Crews that want 3D layouts, cost breakdowns, plant schedules, scaled exports, and scheduling in one browser-based product should consider it. Teams looking for AI-assisted design or broader platform support should look elsewhere.

LeoScape pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines 3D design, estimating, proposals, and crew scheduling
    • Imports satellite lots and supports irrigation overlays
    • Exports branded proposals and scaled 2D plans
  • Where it doesn't
    • Only available on the web
    • No AI features
    • Advanced terrain modeling and import formats are not part of its focus

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