Franchise systems

You franchise the brand. This runs the network.

Everything else on this site is aimed at the person who owns a shop. This page is for the person who owns the system those shops run on — one view across every location, self-serve onboarding for new franchisees, and billing built in.

The problem

Most franchisors run the network on a monthly spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Each location picks its own software, so the numbers arrive in different shapes at different times, and comparing two franchises means rebuilding both by hand. Standards drift because nothing enforces them. Onboarding a new franchisee is a project rather than a signup.

We built the network layer because our own first customer is a four-location franchise. It isn't a roadmap item — it's running.

What you get

See the whole network at once

A cross-org master view over every franchise on the system — jobs, revenue, and operational health per location without asking anyone to send a spreadsheet.

Cross-org network / franchise master view

Onboard a new franchisee without a project

Self-serve signup provisions a new franchise, its locations, and its roles. Standing up location five stops being a two-week engagement.

Self-serve SaaS franchise signup

Bill your network on the platform

Subscription billing is part of the system, so the software fee and the franchise relationship don't live in two different places.

Subscription billing

Migrate a location in without re-keying it

Paid data migration is a built capability, not a services promise. An acquired shop's price book and job history come across.

Paid data migration

Every location's data stays its own

Six roles per location, fully isolated per franchise. A franchisee's customers aren't visible to the franchise next door, and the network view doesn't leak sideways.

Multi-tenant org/location/users/RLS foundation

One operating standard across the brand

The same dispatch flow, the same commission rules, the same review routing at every location — so brand standards are enforced by the software instead of by a PDF nobody reads.

Multi-location roles + commission rules + smart review routing
Pricing

Network pricing is a conversation, not a table.

Per-seat tiers are built for a single operator. A franchisor buying for a network is a different shape — the seat count, the number of locations, and how much of the migration you want us to run all move the number. Tell us the size of the network and we'll give you a real figure rather than a starting-from.

Bring us the size of your network.

Locations, trucks, and what each franchise is running today. We'll tell you straight whether this fits.