A tool for your trade, not fifty of them
Most software a small shop can actually afford is built to serve every home-service trade at once: plumbing, HVAC, lawn care, pressure washing, roofing. It fits all of them by fitting none of them. You already know this, because you're the one who renamed "Service Item 4" to water heater swap.
Generalist all-in-ones
- One template stretched over dozens of trades. You renamed the job types yourself, and you're still working around the language.
- The forms are theirs. You take what they built, or you file a request and wait on a release.
- The roadmap chases breadth. More trades, more add-ons, more AI credits, rarely more plumbing.
- Priced by the seat. Hire a tech in March and the bill goes up in April.
MainLine Pro
- Job types, price book, and language that show up saying water heater, drain cable, sump pump, backflow test.
- Add a field to a form yourself, before lunch. No request, no queue, no release notes.
- A roadmap that goes deeper into plumbing instead of sideways into somebody else's trade.
- Flat pricing. Hire a tech and the bill stays where it was.
Depth beats breadth for a working shop
It already speaks plumbing
Less setup, fewer workarounds. The job types, the catalog, and the forms know the trade on day one, so your first month goes to running jobs instead of renaming things.
Your forms, not theirs
Want the water heater's age on every service call? The shutoff photographed before the tech leaves? Your own warranty language on the invoice? Add it and move on.
Priorities that match yours
When a product serves one trade, its roadmap serves one trade. What ships next is what plumbing shops asked for, not the average of fifty industries.
We keep the comparisons at the category level on purpose. Every shop runs different, and the only real way to judge fit is to use it. Join the waitlist and we'll bring you in as early access opens.
Built for the way you actually work
If you've spent a year bending a generic tool to fit plumbing, this one is worth a look. Get on the early-access list.
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