SiteAnchor review
Project management, field time tracking, costing, payments, and portals for landscaping teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SiteAnchor is construction management software for landscaping contractors and other trades. It brings estimates, proposals, recurring and one-off work orders, dispatch, scheduling, crew time tracking, job costing, purchasing, inventory consumption, invoicing, online payments, and client portals into one system. Landscaping teams can manage installations as projects and maintenance work as company-wide work orders, while field crews use phones to clock in, complete assigned work, record materials, and submit daily logs. It is best suited to project-heavy companies that need coordination between office staff, crews, clients, and financial workflows.
Pricing starts at $59 per month for Starter, which supports up to 3 projects and 3 users. The annual Starter plan is $588 per year with the same limits. Growth costs $129 per month or $1,308 per year and supports up to 10 projects and 6 users. Peak costs $199 per month or $2,028 per year for up to 20 projects and 12 users. Unlimited costs $329 per month or $3,348 per year, with unlimited projects and users. A 30-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. The higher tiers primarily expand project and user capacity, making the choice depend on team size and active workload.
The product connects with QuickBooks Online, Google Maps Platform, and Stripe, supporting accounting synchronization, mapping, and card or bank payment collection. Its client portal covers photos, schedules, invoices, change orders, and messages, while Gantt scheduling adds dependencies and conflict alerts for coordinated work. Access is web-based, including phone use for field crews, rather than a separate native mobile platform. Choose SiteAnchor if your landscaping business needs structured project controls, work orders, job costing, and client-facing workflows. Companies seeking a free tool, native mobile apps, or lower-tier capacity beyond the stated limits should consider alternatives.
SiteAnchor pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Gantt scheduling with dependencies and conflict alerts
- Geo-fenced crew time tracking from phones
- Job costing, purchasing, invoicing, and client portals
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- Lower tiers cap projects and users
- Access is web-only
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