One login for everything you own.
Holiday park, building firm, restaurant, studio, each run properly on its own, and all of them in view from one place.
The more you own, the more you juggle.
A login for every tool, in every business
Four businesses can easily mean sixteen subscriptions and passwords.
No single picture
Knowing how the group is doing means spreadsheets and phone calls.
Teams stepping on each other
Staff in one business shouldn’t see another’s customers or numbers.
See every business at a glance.
Revenue, profit and what needs you, for each business and for all of them together.
- Switch businesses without logging out
- A combined view whenever you want it
- £19.99 a month per business, archive one when you stop trading
Each business works its own way.
Different work needs different boards, stages and settings. Every business gets its own.
- Its own boards, pipelines and templates
- Its own invoice details, numbering and Xero
- Its own team, who only see that business
Ask about the whole group.
One question, one answer across everything you own.
- “Which business is behind this month?”
- “Who owes me money?”
- “What needs my attention today?”
Everything, for £19.99 a month.
Unlimited users and every feature. No tiers, nothing to upgrade to.
Questions,
answered.
Anything else, ask, a real person replies.
How does pricing work for several businesses?
£19.99 a month plus VAT for each business on our founders’ price (the first 500 accounts, kept for as long as you stay): three businesses is £59.97, ten is £199.90. After the first 500 it’s £29.99 a business: three is £89.97, ten is £299.90. Unlimited users in each.
Can I give a manager access to just one business?
Yes. People only see the businesses you add them to. You, as the owner, see all of them.
Is the data really separate?
Yes. Every record belongs to one business, and that’s enforced in the database rather than just hidden in the app.
What happens if I sell or close a business?
Archive it and billing for it stops. Its data is kept until you restore it or delete it for good.
Bring your businesses together.
Bring one business across and see how it feels. If it isn’t better than what you have now, nothing’s lost.