Locally 360 gives small service businesses in every US state a website, quote forms with a lead inbox, a Jobs board and invoicing. It's $50 a month, the same for every owner.
On the $50 alone, you build your site yourself in the editor, on one of our designs. Want it built for you? Builds are from $1,500, one time, for up to 20 pages and one revision round.
State pages: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon.
Questions first? Email support@locally360.app. We reply within three business days.
States with their own page
These pages cover what's specific to running a trade business in Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. We checked each agency page on November 7, 2026.
Alaska
Alaska has no state sales tax, but some towns and boroughs do. Juneau's sales tax is 5%, and it lists lawn care and exterminating as taxable.
Locally 360 for Alaska service businesses
Sources: Alaska Office of the State Assessor, Juneau's list of taxable services and Juneau's sales tax return
Delaware
Delaware taxes what lawn care, landscaping, tree and pest control businesses take in, called gross receipts. The first $100,000 each month is exempt, and the rate above that is 0.3983%. The business pays it, not the customer.
Locally 360 for Delaware service businesses
Sources: Delaware Division of Revenue tax tip for service businesses and Division of Revenue gross receipts tax answers
Montana
Any business that applies pesticides in Montana, lawn weed control included, needs a state applicator license. Since January 1, 2026, Montana also licenses construction contractors. The state says that license is aimed at contractors with employees, and at corporations and manager-managed LLCs, with or without employees.
Locally 360 for Montana service businesses
Sources: Montana Department of Agriculture, Montana Department of Labor and Industry and its contractor license questions
New Hampshire
Applying pesticides on someone else's property in New Hampshire needs a Commercial Applicator license. That includes store-bought weed and insect killers, and work you aren't paid for. You can list your license on your site, number included.
Locally 360 for New Hampshire service businesses
Sources: New Hampshire Division of Pesticide Control and its guide for commercial applicators
Oregon
Advertising or doing landscaping work in Oregon needs two Landscape Contractors Board licenses, one for the person who supervises the work and one for the business. Mowing, edging and weeding aren't regulated by the state, but your city or county may have rules. A business that applies pesticides on other people's property needs a Department of Agriculture license.
Locally 360 for Oregon service businesses
Sources: Landscape Contractors Board license guide, when the board requires a license and Oregon Department of Agriculture
Your own tax rates, wherever you work
Your invoices use the tax rates you add.
- Tax stays off until you switch it on.
- Each rate has a name, a percent and the jurisdiction it's for, such as a city or borough.
- Each invoice line has a Taxable switch and can take its own rate.
- You can set prices with tax included.
- When you add a tax registration number, your invoices show it.
- Automatic tax isn't available.
Locally 360 doesn't choose your rates. Ask your state or local tax office what applies to your work.
Rapid Grounds InvoicesInvoice settings
Tax mode
No tax
Manual rate
Tax is already included in the price
Guide: add a sales tax rate.
Every other state
Service businesses in every other state sign up the same way and get the same tools.
For licenses and permits, the U.S. Small Business Administration sends owners to their Secretary of State's website.
Designs for your trade
Any trade can sign up. Designs are built for specific trades, and you can use any of them.
Designs by trade: Tree services, Pressure washing, Pest control and Landscaping.
What the $50 covers
- Website: hosting, the security certificate and security updates. You never deal with any of them. Built so Google can find you.
- Editor: change your site yourself, any time. Changes go live when you press Publish.
- Quote forms: each inquiry from your site lands in your lead inbox and is emailed to you. You mark it new, handled or archived.
- Jobs: booking requests from your site become jobs on your Jobs board. You confirm or decline, then send the job to a crew by email.
- Invoicing: sent under your business name. Card payments go to your own Stripe account, at Stripe's standard pricing.
- Repeating invoices: for regular customers, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly. Each time, you get a draft to send. Guide: send a repeating invoice.
- Customer portal: your customers see their invoices and bookings in one place, with no passwords.
- Monthly report: by email, with inquiries this month against last month, page views and your most viewed pages.
Rapid Grounds Lead inboxMarch 2026: 4 inquiries
Earlier monthNora Pell
Quote form
- nora.pell@example.com
- Phone
- (555) 014-3388
- Message
- Front and back yard. Beds need edging and fresh mulch.
Theo Marsh
Contact form
What it costs
- Monthly: $50 a month, the same for every owner.
- Team and crews: no charge per user, at any size.
- Term: month to month, no minimum term. Cancel any time.
- Price changes: only on 30 days' notice by email. You can cancel before the new fee applies.
- Build: optional, from $1,500, one time, up to 20 pages and one revision round. Live in about two weeks, after your review week and your approval.
- Build and monthly: to order a build, you also take the $50 a month. You can take the $50 without a build.
- Domain: your own address on locally360.app, and your own domain if you have one. We never charge for domains or ask for your registrar password.
- Yours: the account and the site, from day one.
- Design: licensed while you subscribe. It can't move to another host.
- Export: if you cancel, email us within 7 days after your site goes offline. You get a copy of your pages, your business profile, the photos you uploaded, your inquiries, and your invoice, payment and booking records. It's a copy of your data, not a working website.
Locally 360 is provided by Eveneer Solutions LLC.
See every cost on the pricing page
Questions
Can I sign up if my state doesn't have a page?
Yes. Signup is open to service businesses in every US state.
Is the price different in my state?
No. The $50 a month is the same for every owner in every state. Prices exclude sales tax.
Do I charge sales tax on my services?
It depends on your state, and sometimes on where the job is. Your state or local tax office can tell you what applies to your work.
Can my license go on my website?
Yes. Every design has a licenses and certifications section. You write each license there in your own words, number included.
Start your site
It's month to month with no minimum term.
Questions first? Email support@locally360.app. We reply within three business days.
Not tax or legal advice. For your own situation, ask the agency or an accountant.
Anything else, email support@locally360.app. We reply within three business days.
