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Our story

Built by someone who’s never had a desk job.

I’m Kevin Palmer, from Chattanooga, Tennessee. I’ve been an EMT, military police, a flight student, a kayak instructor, and a truck driver. Every job I’ve had, I’ve worked alongside people who show up early, bust their knuckles, and figure things out on their own. Those are the people I built this for.

Why I built it

That margin isn’t innovation. It’s a tax.

I watched small-business owners — plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, handymen, cleaners — get charged $200–500 a month for software that should cost a fraction of that.

I watched them sign annual contracts they didn’t fully understand, get locked into platforms that held their customer data hostage, and pay “per-user” fees that punished them for growing their own team.

And I watched the companies selling that software raise another round of funding, hire another sales team, and raise prices again. That margin isn’t innovation — it’s a tax on people who don’t know better.

So I built the same tools myself. Scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, customer management, AI phone answering — all of it — running on the same cloud the big companies use, priced at what it actually costs plus a fair margin.

What we believe

Four rules we don’t break.

Transparent pricing

You know exactly what you pay and why. No “contact sales,” no hidden fees, no surprises on the bill.

Fair price for fair value

$8 to $39 a month depending on what you need. Not $500. Not $5,000.

No vendor lock-in

Your customers, jobs, and invoices are yours. Leave any time and take everything with you — we’ll help you export it.

Built for the people who do the work

Every feature exists because a real owner or tech asked for it.

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Kevin Palmer

Founder, BeMyCrew · Chattanooga, TN

Real software for real businesses, priced like we respect your time and your wallet. Start a 14-day free trial. If you want help setting it up, I’m a phone call away. If you don’t — go build your business. That’s what matters.

Give it a shot. It’s a phone call.