Federated operating system for service businesses — CRM, communications, field operations, quoting, and payments in one platform. Designed to power a portfolio of connected ventures.
Service businesses — HVAC, plumbing, roofing, construction, landscaping — operate on fragmented tools. A federated operating system that provides CRM, communications, field operations, quoting, and payments as shared infrastructure can power a portfolio of ventures while giving each business its own operational surface.
The U.S. service-business market exceeds $1 trillion annually. Most operators use disconnected tools — spreadsheets, separate CRMs, texting apps, paper estimates. The market is ready for a platform that connects these functions into a single operating system, particularly one that can be deployed across multiple business units.
Service businesses run on fragmented tools. A typical operator uses one system for CRM, another for scheduling, another for quoting, another for payments, plus texting and phone calls scattered across personal devices. Information is lost between systems. Customers fall through cracks. The business has no single source of operational truth.
ROIzilla provides a unified operating surface for service businesses. The platform integrates customer records, job scheduling, field-worker communications, quoting and estimating, payment collection, and operational analytics. It is federated — each business unit operates independently while sharing common infrastructure for communications, payments, and data. Field workers use mobile interfaces. Office staff use dashboards. Customers receive automated updates.
Per-business-unit SaaS pricing with implementation and migration services. The federated architecture allows shared infrastructure costs to be amortized across multiple operating entities, creating unit economics that improve with scale.
Direct sales to service-business operators through industry relationships, partnerships with equipment manufacturers and distributors, and demonstrated operational results from the Connecticut operating infrastructure.
Communications and voice platform — messaging, telephony, and field-worker interfaces for distributed operations.
OperatingField-operations infrastructure for service businesses — equipment, facilities, workflows, and operating systems for real-world delivery.
In DevelopmentRelationship and meeting intelligence — structured context routing, qualification, and asynchronous discovery for high-stakes conversations.