Website, monitoring, reviews, appointments, and an AI assistant — built for single-location service businesses, in one platform you can set up in under thirty minutes.
A typical local business that wants a working online presence ends up paying for, and managing, five separate platforms. Here's the receipt — what most owners pay today, and what MainThrive includes.
| What you need | Today's typical tool | Their price | MainThrive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website & hosting | Wix or Squarespace | $16 – $36 / mo | included |
| Uptime monitoring | Pingdom or UptimeRobot | $15 – $30 / mo | included |
| Review management | BrightLocal or EmbedSocial | $44 – $259 / mo | included |
| Appointment scheduling | Acuity or Calendly | $20 – $49 / mo | included |
| AI assistant | No comparable product | $500+ / N/A | included |
| Monthly total | Five platforms, five bills | $95 – $374 / mo | $29 – $159 / mo |
Every tier includes the website, custom domain, business email, and monitoring. Step up only when you're ready for what's next.
For businesses with no online presence — or one that's gone stale.
Everything in Starter, plus reputation management for owners who care about reviews.
Everything in Growth, plus appointments and a customer portal for service businesses.
Everything in Pro, plus a dedicated AI assistant with its own number and inbox.
Your business gets its own AI assistant — with a dedicated phone number and email address. Customers reach out naturally. The assistant answers, books appointments, collects deposits, and keeps you informed without ever needing your attention in the moment.
"Got time Saturday morning?" gets answered and booked instantly — including the deposit. Returning customers are recognized by phone number and greeted by name. Off-hours messages get a real reply, not a "we'll get back to you."
A daily morning briefing summarizes today's bookings, new reviews, and anything that needs your attention — plus one suggestion worth acting on. Drafts of review responses you can send with a single reply. Proactive flags when a recurring slot has gone empty for too long.
Shift reminders, schedule changes, and "Can I swap Thursday?" requests handled without a group chat. Approval routes back to the owner, schedule updates flow through to everyone affected.
MainThrive is built for single-location service businesses — the five to eight million in the United States that the SaaS industry has overlooked. Free tools are too limited. Enterprise platforms are too expensive and too complicated. The space in the middle is where most local businesses actually live.
MainThrive is in development. The Starter tier launches in 2026. Drop us a line and we'll let you know the moment you can sign up.