For service companies
Get paid for the visits and renewals you already earned.
Your techs and crews do good work. The money slips in the space between: the visit that never got booked, the quote nobody followed up, the extra that never hit the invoice. We own that space every day.
Service plans that aren’t renewed are money you already earned.
Where it slips
- Missed plan visitsA plan promises two tune-ups a year. The second one never gets booked.
- Renewals nobody calls aboutThe plan runs out, and nobody called first.
- Quotes with no follow-upThe estimate went out, and nobody followed up.
- The extra on the truckParts and time used on site that never reach the invoice.
- CallbacksA return visit nobody tracks or learns from.
What the numbers say
In HVAC, well-run companies keep 70 to 90 percent of their maintenance plans each year. A well-run HVAC company with 40 percent or more of its revenue from maintenance, and a bench of managers, can sell for two to three times the multiple of a similar company without them (CT Acquisitions, 2026 Home Services M&A Multiples Report, an M&A adviser’s view).
By trade
- HVAC and plumbingTune-ups, service plans, renewals, and turning service calls into plans.
- CleaningCoverage when someone doesn’t show, contracts priced below cost after wage increases, quotes, payroll and insurance.
- LandscapingExtras sold in the field, contract renewals, and crew hours against routes.
- Pest controlRoutes, re-services, missed services and termite renewals.
What you get
- Every MondayA short brief of what’s due, stuck or unbilled, and a heads-up the morning something needs you.
- Every monthProof of what was caught and what it was worth.
- In your toolsWe work in the tools you already use, like ServiceTitan, Jobber, Housecall Pro and QuickBooks. No new app for your team.