The owner's Monday numbers email
Every Monday at 6 a.m. you get one short email: what you sold last week, estimates still open, invoices unpaid past 30 days, and jobs booked for the next two weeks. Nothing to log into. It costs $2,000 to $5,000, once.
How it works
Why owners buy it
Every field software has reports. Most owners we've talked to don't open them, because it means logging in, finding the right screen and remembering which filter to set.
What you get
- Sends at the same time every week
- Shows last week next to the same week last year
- Lists the five largest unpaid invoices by name
- Lists estimates older than 14 days with no answer
- Goes to you, your office manager, or both
What it won't do
- Read-only, and the email holds totals and names only, no card or bank details
Your first week
You tell us the five numbers
What do you actually want to know on a Monday? We start there.
We connect read-only
To your field software and QuickBooks.
You get a test email
We send it to you for two weeks and adjust what's in it.
It runs on its own
Every Monday after that.
Questions
Can it come by text instead?
Yes, a short version can go by text with a link to the full numbers.
Can I change what's in it later?
Small changes are covered by any care plan.
Often paired with
Speed-to-lead router
Every form, call and Local Services lead goes to the right salesperson by text inside a minute.
$1,500–$6,000
Job profitability dashboard
Revenue against labor and materials for every job, pulled from Jobber or ServiceTitan plus QuickBooks.
$3,000–$8,000
Quoting calculator
Replaces the estimating spreadsheet so any salesperson builds a consistent quote in minutes.
$5,000–$20,000Start with a $750 software audit
Two hours at your shop. A ranked fix list with prices. The $750 comes off anything you build.