Landscapt vs. Aspire

A premium operating system for commercial landscape contractors over $1M in revenue.

Best for: Established commercial landscape contractors needing multi-branch visibility and deep purchasing/inventory controls.

At a glance

 LandscaptAspire
Target company sizeAny size$1M+ commercial contractors
Purchase orders & inventoryIncludedIncluded
Real-time reportingIncludedIncluded
Dispatch boardIncludedNot offered
Equipment / asset maintenance (CMMS)Included (Equipt)Limited
Licensing modelPer-seatSingle license, priced against revenue
Free trial30 days, no cardDemo-gated

What Aspire does well

  • Real-time reporting and multi-branch visibility
  • Purchase orders with inventory tracking

Worth knowing before you switch to it

  • Priced and built for contractors above $1M in annual revenue — heavy for smaller operations
  • Acquired by ServiceTitan in 2023, shifting long-term product direction
  • Equipment/asset maintenance tools are limited, not a full CMMS
  • No visual drag-and-drop dispatch board for day-to-day scheduling

Typically $2,500+/mo as a single license priced against company revenue rather than per user — confirm current pricing directly with Aspire.

Why teams switch to Landscapt

Commercial-grade without the $1M floor
The same estimating rigor and purchasing controls, without a pricing model built around enterprise contractors only.
A real dispatch board
Plan and reschedule the day visually with drag-and-drop — Aspire has no dispatch board for day-to-day scheduling.
A more complete equipment maintenance system
Equipt handles preventive maintenance, work orders, and parts inventory for the fleet — Aspire's equipment tracking is limited by comparison.
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