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Free yard planning tools

A little planning. A better yard.

Turn your measurements into a clear shopping list. Work out material volume, whole bags and project cost before the first delivery.

Plan my materials ↓Project cost
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Your space

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Material

Use the supplier label. Defaults are examples, not application recommendations.

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Budget

Delivery · Labor · Tax

Tax applies to materials, delivery and labor. Contingency applies after tax. Currency changes the label only.

Plan overview

Diagram is schematic. Excluded areas are subtracted numerically, not positioned on the drawing.

Quantity with extra—

Estimated total—

Prices, density, depth and seed rate are examples. Replace them with your measurements and supplier quote.

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Your yard toolkit

Mulch Calculator — Volume, Bags & CostCalculate mulch volume from area and depth, add an optional allowance, and compare whole bags with bulk delivery.Raised-Bed Soil Calculator — Fill Volume & BagsFind soil volume for one or more identical raised beds using inside dimensions and the actual depth to fill.Gravel Calculator — Volume, Bags & Estimated WeightEstimate gravel volume and weight using your chosen depth and supplier density, then compare bag and bulk costs.Grass Seed Calculator — Application Rate & BagsMultiply lawn area by your seed-label application rate, with metric and imperial units and whole-bag rounding.Landscaping Cost Calculator — Materials, Labor & DeliveryBuild a one-material project estimate from your saved area, quantities, bag or bulk prices, delivery and labor.

How it works

Measure a rectangular or circular area, subtract paths or other exclusions, and choose how many identical areas you have. Add a fill depth for mulch, soil or gravel, or the seed rate from your product label. Compare bag and bulk costs and carry the same measurements into your budget. Your plan stays in this browser across tools and languages; no account or upload is required.

Frequently asked questions

Are my measurements uploaded?

No. The calculators run in your browser and save numeric settings locally. Plans are not synchronized across devices. Clearing site data removes the saved plan.

Why are bag and bulk quantities different?

Both start with the same volume including your allowance. Bags round up to complete packages, which can leave surplus. Bulk cost uses the unrounded volume; suppliers may impose separate minimum orders or delivery increments.

Does switching units change my project?

No. Physical values are stored in meters, cubic meters and kilograms. Switching to feet, inches and pounds converts the displayed values and price unit. Switching currency does not convert prices.