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Landscaper sector

Help clients picture the garden before work starts.

A garden is not imagined like a house plan: clients look at photos, moods, and wonder what will actually grow on their plot. We build the site around before-and-after projects, solutions suited to the soil and exposure, and a clear path from design to upkeep.

In-house products and delivered sites

BookFlow

Online booking for shops and service businesses. Clear calendar, automatic reminders, three-click booking.

In-house product · Online booking

Movaven

Practice management software for Belgian physiotherapists: patient records, scheduling, invoicing in one place.

In-house product · Health software

Synara One

The freelancer's management platform: clients, invoices, documents and modules that switch on with your business.

In-house product · Management platform

VM Esthétique
Example

Online booking replaced phone calls between treatments, and automatic reminders cut no-shows.

The owner

Beauty salon — Charleroi

Suiviko

Showcase site with an AI assistant fed by the site: visitors ask questions, submit requests and book online.

Delivered site · AI assistant and booking

Enregle

Same foundation: showcase site, AI-powered FAQ and booking straight from the site.

Delivered site · AI FAQ and booking

Centre Vital
Example

Patient records are finally readable between sessions. Less paperwork, more time to treat.

The physiotherapist

Physio practice — Charleroi

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What's your profile?

Expertise adapted to your business

Goal

Explain the process, from survey to plan, and generate requests for full projects.

Audiences

Homeowners, architects, developers.

Key pages

Home, design, projects, before-and-after, plants, process, quote.

Conversion

Quote request, site visit, call.

Web challenges

The challenges specific to your sector

A landscaping website has to show transformations, talk about the actual site and separate very different services. Three challenges come up in almost every project we run.

Make transformations visible

Problem

Photos of finished gardens appeal, but clients want to see the starting point: a sloping plot, a tired lawn, shade, heavy soil. Without before-and-after, they doubt it can be done at their place.

Solution

We document the full transformation, with the initial survey, the constraints and the choices. The before-and-after becomes an argument, not a decorative image.

Indicator

Views on case studies, requests mentioning a project, time spent on before-and-after pages.

Talk about the site and the seasons

Problem

Landscaping sites often forget that results depend on soil, exposure and local climate. Clients wonder what will really thrive at their place.

Solution

We include content on surveying, choosing plants and seasonal upkeep, suited to your region rather than generic advice.

Indicator

Views on advice pages, questions received, quality of enquiries.

Separate design, build and upkeep

Problem

The word landscaper covers very different services. Someone looking for upkeep lands on design plans, and the other way round.

Solution

We structure the site by type of service, with a path and form suited to each need, and links across to the other services.

Indicator

Requests by service, pages viewed before contact, value of enquiries.

Details that make the difference

What Synara does that others don't

Perfect gardens with no starting point, no context, no season.

Documented transformations, from the original plot to the established result.

The same planting advice whatever the soil.

Explanations tied to the site, the exposure and your region.

A vague offer that mixes projects and upkeep.

Separate paths for design, build and aftercare.

Heavy visuals that load slowly on mobile.

Optimised images that load without waiting.

Method

How we work

  1. Discovery

    A call to understand your business, your customers and your goals. We define scope, timeline and budget.

  2. Design

    High-fidelity mockups: you see and approve every screen before a single line of code is written.

  3. Build

    Short iterations. You follow progress online, on a staging environment.

  4. Launch & support

    Go live, measure, keep improving. You own everything: code, domain, content.

Questions

Before you write

How do you show project quality when photos span several seasons?

We favour projects with images taken at several points, from the original plot to the established garden. That is more convincing than a portfolio of pristine photos with no context.

Do we need an advice section or a blog?

A small set of useful pieces — choosing plants that suit the soil, preparing for the season, caring for a terrace — works better than regular articles with no intent. We include it if you can keep it going.

How do you handle requests for very small gardens?

They can get their own path: examples of simple layouts, contained budgets, limited upkeep. That stops small projects from getting lost in an offer designed for large grounds.

Let's get started!

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