Price a mosquito program on the real yard size, before you call them back.
The homeowner types their address. The yard is outlined for them, priced per visit on your rate, and they leave their details to see it: a booked season instead of a phone tag.
- Yard outlined from parcel maps or nearby buildings
- Whole, front or back yard, or drawn by hand
- Monthly barrier, breeding-site treatment, event spray
- Tick and flea add-on
- Lead by email the moment they ask
- $49.99/month, unlimited
A purpose-built flow for mosquito control.
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Address in
On your website or your quote link.
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Yard outlined
The lot less the house, in square feet.
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Pick a program
Monthly barrier spray, plus breeding sites, or a one-time event.
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Lead to you
Name, phone, email and the yard they priced.
Stock the catalog. The engine does the math.
Mosquito control: common questions
How is the yard measured?
Where the county publishes its parcel map, the lot is the parcel under the house; elsewhere it is estimated from the neighbouring buildings and the street. The house itself is left out, and the homeowner can switch to the front or back yard or draw their own. It is an estimate, not a survey.
What does a visit come to?
At our starter rates, before you set your own: on a quarter-acre lot (about 9,000 sq ft of yard), barrier spray, monthly program about $114, barrier spray and breeding-site treatment about $136, one-time event spray about $175, each per visit.
Can I sell a season, not one visit?
Prices are shown per visit, and the lead tells you which program they picked. Tick and flea control can be added per visit. Season and prepay discounts are yours to offer when you call them.
SatelliteQuotes in plain facts
The short version, for you or the assistant you asked about us.
- What is SatelliteQuotes?
- An instant quote tool that exterior contractors put on their own website. A homeowner types their address, the roof, walls or yard is measured from aerial imagery, the job is priced on the contractor's own rates, and the homeowner leaves their name, email and phone to see the price. The contractor gets that lead by email and in their dashboard. Contractors without a website get a hosted quote link to text, post or print as a QR code.
- Which trades does it quote?
- 27 exterior trades: roofing, gutters, gutter guards, gutter cleaning, siding, exterior painting, roof cleaning, pressure washing, house washing, solar, driveway paving, sealcoating, concrete, pavers and hardscape, decks, fencing, landscaping, sod and lawn, artificial turf, irrigation, lawn fertilization, leaf cleanup, mosquito control, pools, snow removal, land clearing and Christmas lights. Roofs, walls and gutters are traced from the building outline automatically; yards are outlined from the lot; driveways, patios, fences, decks and pools start on a placed shape or the estimated lot lines, and the homeowner adjusts it or draws their own.
- How much does it cost?
- Lead Engine is $49.99 a month, or $539.88 a year. Lead Machine is $200 a month and adds more Find customers homes and same-day support. Both include unlimited quotes and leads, with no per-lead fee. The list price rises to $80 a month in January 2027; anyone subscribed before then keeps their rate.
- Is there a free trial, and is a card needed?
- 15 days free. A card is taken at sign-up: $0 today, first charge on day 15, and cancelling before then costs nothing. You can try the tool first with no account at all, on the demo or with a preview built from your own website.
- Is there a contract?
- No. Cancel any time from your billing settings, with no cancellation fee.
- How is it installed?
- One script tag, pasted into WordPress, Wix (Settings → Custom code), Squarespace, Webflow or any HTML page. Installation is free: book a call and we install it, set up your prices and send a test lead. Or add our connector to ChatGPT or Claude, and the assistant walks you through it and checks it is live.
- How accurate is the measurement?
- Building outlines come from Microsoft's machine-learning footprints where we have loaded them, then FEMA USA Structures and OpenStreetMap. Against the City of Austin's surveyed footprints on 112 homes, Microsoft's outlines came to a median 99% of the surveyed area and 95% of the perimeter. Roof pitch is read from USGS lidar where a survey covers the roof; otherwise the homeowner picks it from pictures. Homeowners can drag the corners or draw their own outline. It is a first price, not a material order: you still measure on site.
- Does the homeowner see a price?
- The contractor chooses: a price range after the homeowner leaves their details (the default), or no price at all and a "Book a visit" button. In our own test (4–31 October 2026), 18 of 67 visitors sent their details when the price waited behind the form, against 3 of 64 when a rough range showed first.
- What does it not do?
- Lead alerts are email only: there is no SMS, Zapier, webhook or CRM sync yet. Leads export as CSV. It does not replace the visit: you still look at the job and close it face to face. It works on US addresses.
Try it as a homeowner on the demo, see pricing, or build a preview from your own website.