Built for independent garden centers

Your POS remembers the sale. Rootline remembers the plant.

The guarantee window, the care schedule, and the claim all run themselves from one QR scan at checkout. And when it drops to 29 tonight, the warning goes to the forty customers holding something that won't survive it — not to your whole list.

  • Guarantee, without the filing cabinet

    Customers register a purchase with a QR code on the receipt. The guarantee window, care schedule, and claims portal all run themselves from there.

  • Weather alerts that know what you sell

    Frost tonight? Only customers who bought something frost-sensitive get the text — not your whole list. Built on a horticultural calendar, not a generic weather template.

  • One dashboard, one bill

    Claims queue, message log, and trigger rules in one place. No juggling a CRM, a warranty spreadsheet, and a separate marketing tool.

  • Care tips built into every email

    Planting, feeding, and frost tips are pulled for the customer's exact species and hardiness zone — automatically attached to every lifecycle and weather email.

No POS migration

Simple setup. You don't install anything.

Every guarantee-and-marketing platform in this category asks you to switch point-of-sale systems, install a plugin, or hand your checkout over to someone else's IT project. Rootline doesn't touch your POS at all — the only new thing at checkout is a QR code.

Nothing to switch

Keep whatever POS you're already running. There's no integration to configure and no migration project — Rootline runs entirely alongside checkout, not inside it.

One QR code

Print it on the receipt — that's the entire setup. A customer scans it, and the purchase, guarantee window, and care schedule all start themselves.

Bring your history

Already have a customer list? One CSV upload brings existing customers and past purchases in, so day one covers more than just what happens next.

Weather marketing

Frost tonight. Which of your customers is about to lose something?

You already know the forecast. What you don't know is which forty people out of two thousand bought something that dies at 29 degrees — so most garden centers either email everyone, which trains people to ignore you, or email no one at all.

Rootline reads the National Weather Service for your zip code and matches it against what each customer actually bought, then sends care instructions written for their species and their hardiness zone. The ones who bought mulch and daylilies never hear about it.

Frost and heat

Triggered off the live forecast for your zip code, not a calendar date that assumes every year is the same.

The first safe week

The message that brings people back in spring, sent when it's actually safe to plant where they live — not when the calendar says so.

Only who's at risk

Every alert is filtered by what the customer bought. Restraint is the feature — it's why these emails still get opened in April.

Plans

Both plans do the same thing. The price tracks the size of your customer list — not which features you're allowed to use.

Standard

$129/mo

A single location with up to 5,000 registered customers.

or $1,290/yr yearly — Pay for ten months, get twelve.

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Plus

$199/mo

More than 5,000 registered customers, or more than one location.

or $1,990/yr yearly — Pay for ten months, get twelve.

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Judge it on a full season.

Use Rootline through spring. If you don't think it paid for itself by June 1, email us and we'll refund everything you've paid since signup. No forms, no conditions, no conversation about it.

10 of 10 founding spots are still open at $49/mo, locked for as long as you stay a customer. Ask about one.