Go iLawn alternative: satellite lawn measuring tool with pricing and e-sign proposals
Go iLawn is no longer sold. Its owner stopped new subscriptions, moved accounts into PropertyIntel by February 28, 2025, and goilawn.com now redirects to Aspire's PropertyIntel page. If you measured properties in Go iLawn and do not want to move into the Aspire ecosystem, Landscapeestimating is a direct replacement: trace turf, beds, hardscape and edging on aerial imagery of any US address, price the quantities from your own cost library, and send a branded proposal the client signs online.
What happened
Where Go iLawn went and what it means for your bids.
What happened to Go iLawn
Go iLawn was one of the first online property measurement tools for the green industry. A lot of lawn care and landscape companies used it to measure turf and beds from aerial photos instead of walking every property with a wheel. The product stopped releasing new features and stopped selling new subscriptions while its team built PropertyIntel, and existing accounts were migrated into PropertyIntel with a cutoff of February 28, 2025. Today the goilawn.com address forwards to PropertyIntel, which is sold by Aspire, the landscape business management platform. PropertyIntel's own page says clients moving over from Go iLawn get help transferring their existing projects.
That leaves former Go iLawn users with a real decision. Moving to PropertyIntel is the path of least resistance if you already run Aspire or plan to. If you don't, it's worth comparing what else measures from satellite and what happens to the numbers after you measure.
- Go iLawn accounts are no longer accessible on their own
- PropertyIntel is the official successor, offered in Essential, Advanced and Enterprise tiers
- Its product page does not publish prices, so you request them from Aspire
Options
Satellite measuring tools landscapers move to.
Go iLawn alternatives landscapers compare
Most companies leaving Go iLawn look at four or five products. They differ less in the map than in what they are built around: an enterprise operations platform, AI takeoffs for commercial sites, online selling for lawn treatment, or a fast estimate for the contractor who prices the job. The table sums up what each vendor says about its own product. Check current prices with each vendor, since they change.
| Tool | Built around | Best for | Prices published |
|---|---|---|---|
| PropertyIntel (Aspire) | Measurements, takeoffs and estimates inside the Aspire ecosystem | Go iLawn users who run Aspire or want its project transfer | No, quoted by tier |
| SiteRecon | AI property maps and measurements for lawn, landscape and snow | Commercial maintenance teams that bid many large sites | Yes, on its pricing page |
| Attentive.ai (Automeasure) | Automated site measurements for landscaping, paving and snow | Commercial contractors who want takeoffs done for them | Pricing by request |
| Deep Lawn | Instant AI measurements for online quotes and checkout | Lawn treatment and pest control companies selling online | Yes, entry pricing listed |
| Landscapeestimating | Satellite measurement, cost library, proposal with e-sign and job costing in one flow | Residential and light commercial contractors who price and sell their own jobs | Yes: $129, $299 and $649 a month |
Where the others win: PropertyIntel is the only option that carries your old Go iLawn projects across. SiteRecon and Attentive.ai offer done-for-you takeoffs on big commercial sites, which we do not. Deep Lawn is built for homeowners buying a lawn program online, not for a contractor-sent proposal. Where we win: the measurement flows straight into your prices, your margin and a signed proposal, without buying a full operations platform.
Checklist
Questions to ask any measuring tool on your own property.
What a Go iLawn replacement needs to do
A measuring tool pays for itself only when the numbers turn into a price you trust. Before you pick one, trace a property you already know the size of and ask each vendor to show you the steps below on it.
| What to check | Why it matters | How Landscapeestimating handles it |
|---|---|---|
| Turf, bed and hardscape layers | Each service is priced on a different quantity | Separate layers for turf, mulch beds, sod, pavers and edging, in sq ft and linear ft |
| Where the price comes from | A measured area is only half an estimate | Your cost library: materials, labor rates, production rates, overhead and target margin |
| Maintenance pricing | Mowing and treatments are sold by the season | Visit counts per season on recurring lines |
| Proposal and signature | Small jobs go to whoever answers first | Branded proposal with the traced map, good / better / best options and online e-sign |
| After the client signs | Estimates nobody checks never improve | The signed estimate becomes the job budget, estimate vs actual per line |
| Saved properties | Rebids happen every season | Measurements saved per property and reused next year |
| Accounting | Double entry wastes the office's time | QuickBooks Online export on Company and above, CSV export on every plan |
How it works
From address to signed proposal.
How to measure and quote a property without Go iLawn
The workflow will feel familiar if you measured in Go iLawn, with the pricing steps added on the end. On a typical residential lot the whole thing takes a few minutes.
You can try it now in the yard measurement tool on a sample property or one US address of your own, with no account. For the measurement engine in depth, see the lawn measurement tool page.
- Search the US address and zoom in on current aerial imagery
- Trace turf, beds, hardscape and edging; square feet and linear feet calculate as you draw
- Each layer prices from your cost library with your production rates and margin
- Pick good / better / best options, then send the branded proposal for e-sign
Fit
Which companies switch from Go iLawn to Landscapeestimating.
Who switches from Go iLawn to Landscapeestimating
Most of the companies that used Go iLawn were lawn care and landscape maintenance operators who measured, then priced in a spreadsheet or in their head. That second step is where margin slips: two estimators price the same lawn differently, and nobody checks the job afterward. Landscapeestimating fits owner-operators who quote at night, maintenance companies that rebid a route of properties each spring, and design-build firms that need bed, sod and paver quantities for installs. For larger commercial bids split into zones, see our landscape bidding software. If you run Aspire already, the Aspire comparison explains where each approach fits.
- Owner-operators who want a price, not only a measurement
- Maintenance companies rebidding recurring properties every season
- Design-build firms that price installs from a landscape takeoff
FAQ
- What happened to Go iLawn?
Go iLawn stopped selling new subscriptions and was merged into PropertyIntel, with accounts migrated by February 28, 2025. The goilawn.com domain now redirects to PropertyIntel, which is sold by Aspire. Former users either move to PropertyIntel or switch to another satellite measuring tool.
- Is Go iLawn still available?
No. You can't buy a new Go iLawn subscription, and old Go iLawn accounts were closed after the move to PropertyIntel. If you still need online property measurement, you choose between PropertyIntel and alternatives such as Landscapeestimating, SiteRecon, Attentive.ai or Deep Lawn.
- What replaced Go iLawn?
PropertyIntel, from Aspire, is the official successor. It covers aerial measurements, takeoffs and estimates, and it offers help transferring Go iLawn projects. Landscapeestimating is an independent option that measures from satellite and turns the measurement into a priced, e-signed proposal.
- How much does a Go iLawn alternative cost?
Landscapeestimating costs $129 a month for Crew, $299 for Company and $649 for Operations, billed per company with satellite measurements included (60, 250 and 800 a month). Yearly billing saves two months. PropertyIntel quotes by tier, and SiteRecon, Attentive.ai and Deep Lawn price on their own terms.
- Can I import my old Go iLawn measurements?
There is no direct import from Go iLawn. Most companies re-trace their recurring properties once, which takes a few minutes each on a residential lot, and the measurements are saved per property for every future rebid.
- Is satellite measuring accurate enough to bid from?
Yes, for turf, mulch beds, sod and edging when you trace at close zoom on clear imagery. Tree canopy can hide edges and imagery can predate new construction, so verify critical hardscape dimensions on site before ordering materials.
Get started
Replace Go iLawn with measuring that prices the job
Trace a real US address, enter your rates and see the estimate you would send. When it matches how you price, create your account and send it as a branded proposal. Compare plans on the pricing page, or read our lawn measuring app comparison first.