We built this in a
kitchen and on a
job site.
One operations platform, two industries. Both versions were built next to the people who use them — line cooks and installers, not a product committee.
Built alongside a seven-location pizza brand and a $10M window-coverings company — operators running real businesses, every day.
Same engine.
Two very different days.
A restaurant runs on food cost, labor, and what happened on the closing shift. A contractor runs on the job — the quote, the signature, the install, the invoice. We didn't force one product to pretend it understands both.
The whole restaurant,
on one screen.
Recipe costing to the penny, inventory, vendor invoices, scheduling, breaks, and a real-time P&L — replacing three apps and a stack of spreadsheets.
- Recipe Book & Costing · Inventory · Invoice price-check
- Scheduling · Break compliance · Payroll reconciliation
- Training videos we produce for you, quizzes included
- Corporate command center for multi-unit brands
From first call to
final payment.
One job number carries the sale, the contract, the measure, the install and the books. The paperwork files itself, so nobody is doing admin at 9 p.m.
- CRM · Quoting · E-Sign that files itself back
- Scheduling that dispatches crews · Daily field forms
- Document automation · Full paperless workflow
- Growth engine: phones, A.I. receptionist, SEO, ads
Most software is written by people who've never worked a Friday night.
The people who run MarginGains run the businesses it's built for — restaurants on one side, home services on the other. Both sets of problems. Both sets of 9 p.m. paperwork. Every module exists because somebody here needed it on a Tuesday and couldn't buy it.
Which is why we only ask two questions of anything we build: does it put margin back in your business, or does it give you time back? Anything that does neither doesn't ship.
One platform, shared.
Whichever industry you're in, the same spine runs underneath — and every A.I. feature has a plain, deterministic fallback, so nothing ever shows your team an error screen.
Don't take our word for it.
Call it right now.
Two phone numbers. Two completely different businesses. The same A.I. receptionist underneath, trained on each one. Pick up your phone and interview it.
Both are demo businesses we invented, not customers — we'd never put a client's menu or pricing behind a public number. The chat bubble in the corner is our own product too, pointed at our own business.
Priced per location.
Never per person.
Unlimited users on every plan — add a dispatcher, a second manager, the whole closing crew, and the bill doesn't move. Month-to-month, no contracts, no setup fees.
Thirty minutes, the real product, no slides.
We'll open the actual app and run your workflow — your menu, or your job. If it doesn't fit, we'll tell you.