Made for the way these businesses actually sell
Why we built it
Selling in someone's living room is a different business from dispatching a repair. There's a pitch, a price, a signature and a cooling-off period — usually in one visit, usually by a rep working on commission.
Not a note added after the crew leaves. The appointment, the offer, the signature and the days that follow are real records you can look up.
Consent, cancellation windows and commission conditions live in the system itself. It stops things quietly rather than trusting somebody to remember on a Friday.
Dealer networks were the starting point, not an afterthought. Every company is walled off from the others, and adding one is filling in a form.
What's handled for you
Every company that sells in someone's home deals with the same handful of legal realities, whatever it's selling. These come with the platform and you set them up once — they're not add-ons, and they're not something you have to keep in your head.
Every opt-in is saved with the exact wording the customer saw and the date it applied. Nothing gets edited later — if someone opts out, that's a new entry. And nothing goes out without a matching record.
A cooling-off period on every in-home sale, set to whatever the law and your policy require. Scheduling the install, paying the commission and sending the financing can all wait for the window to close automatically.
You decide what "earned" means — job done, window passed, funded. Change the rules and it applies going forward. Nothing ever needs clawing back, because nothing pays early.
Every company texts under its own registered name, from its own number. Never a shared one, never ours. If a company hasn't registered yet, it simply can't send.
Keep a list of the claims your reps are allowed to make, and the ones they aren't. Templates and AI drafting check it before anything reaches a customer.
Who changed what, when, and what it looked like before — across people, leads, proposals, payments, commissions and job status. Yours to export any time.
What's inside
Turn on what you need. Nobody pays for a dispatch board they'll never open.
Everything from your forms, site and campaigns lands in stages you name and reorder yourself.
In person, video or phone, on your reps' real calendars, with a booking page customers actually finish.
One record per household with documents, notes and history — plus a portal where the customer sees their own.
Equipment, installs and recurring service, each with its own pricing, tax and commission rules. Invoiced separately, the way your bookkeeper wants.
Who sees what is a setting, not a rebuild: their customers, their branch, their territory.
Codes and share links customers pass on themselves, with rewards that only appear once the job is actually done.
Your merchant account, not ours. Deposits, balances and recurring billing show up under your name.
Close rates by rep, branch and appointment type. Pipeline age. Recurring revenue. The numbers you ask for on Monday.
Your CRM, calendar, texting and payment accounts connect as your own. Keep what works and replace it later if you want.
Dealer and franchise networks
If you sell through dealers, each one gets their own branded version — their own web address, look, pricing and territory — starting from the defaults you set once at the top. Their customers are theirs. Yours stay yours, and neither side can see the other's.
Already have a website? Keep it. Your site stays exactly where it is. You point one address at us — something like my.yourcompany.com — and that's where your team and your customers sign in. They never see our name anywhere.
Where we're at
ChadsCart SaaS is running a home-services company end to end today — from the first lead through the install and the recurring service after it. Everything on this page was built against a real business with real customers, not a demo.
We're taking on a small number of companies at a time rather than opening sign-ups to everyone, so each one gets set up properly and we stay close to how it's really used. If your business looks like the ones above, it's worth a conversation.
The quickest way to know whether this fits is a short conversation about your sale — how the lead comes in, who runs the appointment, what happens between the signature and the install, and how your reps get paid.
Based in Dallas, Texas.