StarterSolo trades, barbershops, salons, one location.
$399 a month
$4,500 to build
Website, an agent that answers and books, online booking, and follow-up that runs itself.
What’s inside a build.
Eight pieces. You don’t buy them one at a time unless you want to. They come as a system, built around how you already work, and we stay to run it.
One thing at a time.
If you only want one piece, this is what it costs on its own. Check what you’d buy and watch the monthly add up.
Bought one at a time
$899 a month
Operator
bundles these for $749 a month. That's $150 a month back in your pocket, and the build is discounted too.
Tax added on top of every price here, never buried inside.
Website
- What it does.
- A site that says what you do, shows your number, and books the call or the job. Five to seven pages, built to be read on a phone in a truck.
- What it replaces.
- The site your nephew built in 2019, or the one you keep meaning to get to.
- What you get back.
- Not hours, exactly. It's the job you never knew about because the person searching you at 9pm found a dead page and called the next name.
Phone agent
- What it does.
- Answers every call, including the ones at 6:40 and on Saturday. Knows what you do, what you don't, and what the calendar looks like. Books the appointment and texts you who called and why. Wired into your CRM on Operator, so it books the job instead of taking a message.
- What it replaces.
- Voicemail, and whoever was supposed to call back.
- What you get back.
- If two people spend a combined hour a day on the phone, that's five hours a week back on the counter, or in the truck, doing the work that pays.
CRM built to your workflow
- What it does.
- One place for every customer, every job, and where each one stands. Built around how your shop already runs, not around what a software company thinks a shop should be.
- What it replaces.
- The whiteboard, the spreadsheet, and the stack of paper on the passenger seat.
- What you get back.
- Fifteen minutes a day of asking who has what turns into zero. That's over an hour a week, and it's usually your hour.
Lead capture and follow-up
- What it does.
- Every call, form, and text lands in one list. Every estimate gets a check-in. Every job gets a review request. Nobody who said maybe gets forgotten.
- What it replaces.
- Remembering.
- What you get back.
- The follow-up that doesn't happen today is thirty minutes a day of calls nobody makes. The system makes them.
Quoting
- What it does.
- Your line items, your pricing, your markup. The quote goes out the same day, looking like it came from a company with an office.
- What it replaces.
- The number that sat on the kitchen table until Thursday.
- What you get back.
- An hour per quote at the kitchen table becomes ten minutes in the driveway. On five quotes a week, that's four hours.
Brand design where you need it
- What it does.
- A logo, a color, a type choice, applied to the truck, the card, the site, and the invoice so they all look like the same company.
- What it replaces.
- Three different logos on three different things.
- What you get back.
- No hours. It's the difference between looking like a guy and looking like a company when the quote lands next to a competitor's.
Assistants for desk work
- What it does.
- Small tools that do one repetitive thing: draft the invoice from the job notes, pull the material list from the estimate, write the review reply.
- What it replaces.
- Retyping the same information into the second and third place.
- What you get back.
- Ten minutes here, ten minutes there. It adds up to the afternoon your front desk spends on data entry instead of on the phone.
Owner's dashboard
- What it does.
- One screen. What's bid, what's sold, what's scheduled, what's waiting on material, what's done and unpaid.
- What it replaces.
- Asking three people and getting three answers.
- What you get back.
- You stop being the place where all the information lives. That's the hour a day you spend answering questions you shouldn't have to.
Three packages.
A package never costs more than its parts. Tap what you run and the one that fits lights up.
What do you run?
OperatorFits what you run
$749 a month
$8,500 to build
Contractors with crews, home services, dental and medical offices.
Everything in Starter, but the phone agent gets wired into your CRM and job data so it books the work instead of taking a message. Plus a CRM built to how you actually work, quoting, lead follow-up, review requests, and a dashboard where you can see the whole thing at once.
Full SystemMultiple crews, multiple locations, or real complexity.
from $1,250 a month
from $15,000 to build
Everything in Operator, plus custom workflows and integration with whatever you're already running.
There’s no price list beyond this because past a certain size every operation is different.
Everything above is what it costs. Anything bigger, we’ll quote honestly and show you the math.
Tell me what's eating your week.
No pitch deck, no discovery process. A phone call and straight answers.