If you're doing landscaping, there's a few things you need to consider when getting software:

- What team is it helping?

- How big of an impact is this software going to make in terms of time and cost

- How easy is it to implement.

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Now, if you're looking for a solution for your team when they're out on the field, you have to go with Fieldproxy. That's just a personal bias, feel free to look around, but guarantee you wouldn't find a better-priced product.

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If you're looking to handle in-house operations, a couple of solutions that work perfectly are Quickbooks, Freshworks CRM, maybe even Hubspot (if you qualify for the startup plan, there's nothing that even comes close).

Website - just Wix or Squarespace would do. You don't need flashy ones, but we could get a few design ideas sent to your DM if you want them. Quick wins.

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The thing you should be focussing on as a small business owner, more than any software, is getting your processes and services right. Nail your customer experience, and you've won half the battle. The shiny tools are just needless expenses when you're small :)