One booking and payment platform for garden businesses trading across the UK.

Each postcode is assigned to a branch or franchise territory. The customer enters theirs, sees the services and prices available locally and books into that team's diary. Gaps in coverage capture demand as leads for expansion planning instead of turning visitors away with nothing. Territories can be redrawn in the admin when a franchise splits or a depot opens, and future bookings move with them.

Using a payment platform that supports connected accounts, a customer's payment can go to the franchisee who does the work, with the network fee taken automatically. Payouts, refunds and chargebacks are tracked per franchisee, and head office sees the whole picture. Each franchisee's invoices carry its own legal name and VAT number, not head office's.

Head office sets core services, descriptions and price rules. Branches can adjust prices within agreed bands to reflect local costs, add services they alone offer, or switch items off. Every change is logged, and customers always see the price for their own area. Seasonal price updates can be scheduled centrally so the whole network changes on the same morning.

Lawn treatment and maintenance plans renew on card or Direct Debit through a Bacs-approved provider, with the Direct Debit Guarantee shown where it applies. Subscription contract rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 are expected in 2027, so we build renewal reminders and easy cancellation in a way that can adapt when the detail is final.

The Consumer Contracts Regulations give homeowners booking online a cancellation period. Each checkout explains it, records any request to start work early, and applies a proportionate charge if a customer cancels after work has begun. Business customers follow your trade terms instead, and the platform decides which set applies from the account type, not from guesswork.

Drip pricing rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 are in force, so mandatory charges such as waste disposal or call-out costs must sit in the first price displayed. The platform calculates totals from the start, including VAT where the selling entity is registered.

Card payments run through flows that handle Strong Customer Authentication, with exemptions and merchant-initiated rules applied correctly for stored cards on recurring plans. Pay by bank through Open Banking suits larger deposits, and Apple Pay and Google Pay shorten mobile checkout. Failed renewals trigger reminders and retries rather than silent cancellations.

Housing providers, facilities firms and retail chains can book work for sites across the country from one account, with purchase orders, approval limits and consolidated invoicing. Each site routes to its local team while the client sees one statement. Framework and contract rates can be loaded per client so their staff never see consumer prices.

Each branch or franchise area gets a page with genuinely local content: the towns served, the team, reviews from that area and the services offered there. Structured data describes the business and its service area, and every page leads straight into booking rather than a generic contact form.

Head office dashboards show bookings, revenue, refunds, conversion and waiting list demand by region and branch. Exports feed finance and franchise reporting, and alerts flag territories where demand outstrips capacity or refunds are unusually high. Seasonal comparisons help plan crew numbers ahead of the spring peak.