For service businesses where the owner still answers the phone

Nothing slips.

Not the missed call, the cold quote, or the unpaid invoice.

Mere catches every call, message, lead, and invoice the moment it happens, matches it to the customer, and lines up the next move. You approve what matters. The rest just happens.

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mere.
Alex owner
24 open 10 need attention today
Open pipe.
$68.4k
14 deals
Weighted
$31.8k
by probability
Won week
$9.6k
3 closed
Outstanding
$11.2k
7 open - 4 overdue
Pipeline by stage

Deals by stage

Estimate sent
5
$28k
Needs decision
3
$18k
Deposit pending
2
$13k
Handoff ready
4
$9k
Invoices
Overdue
$6.8k
4 invoices
Outstanding
$11.2k
7 invoices
Paid this week
$5.7k
last 7 days

↑ The product, running a fictional business — click around, or walk the real thing

No per-seat pricing Nothing is an add-on Your data leaves with you AI is off until you turn it on
A normal week

The business arrives messy.
It comes back handled.

The missed call

A customer calls while you are mid-client.

Mere answers, gets the ask, and matches the caller to their record.

The callback is queued before you have set down your scissors.

The late invoice

The money is overdue, but the relationship matters.

Mere knows which customers get a nudge and which deserve a phone call — and drafts accordingly.

The awkward reminder, written and waiting for your OK.

The cold quote

A quote request lands on your busiest day.

Mere reads the form, checks the fit, and drafts the reply while the lead is still warm.

The job does not go to whoever answered first.

The slow week

There is a gap in the calendar two weeks out.

Mere spots it early and drafts the offer to the customers most likely to book.

The promo is ready before you noticed the gap.

Why it works

One customer.
Every channel.
Zero typing.

Dana calls — you miss it. Dana books Thursday. Dana's invoice goes out Friday. Dana clicks your spring promo. In the tools you have now, that's four systems, four half-records, four chances to lose her.

DW
Dana Whelan
Customer · 4 channels · One record
Missed call — asked about a color correction Mon 9:12a
Booked Thursday 2:30 with Priya Mon 9:31a
Invoice #143 sent — paid same day Fri 4:02p
Opened the spring promo, clicked rebook Sun 7:48p
Logged automatically. Nobody typed a thing.

In Mere it's one record that built itself — every call, email, booking, invoice, and click lands on the customer the moment it happens. That's not a feature of Mere. It's the reason everything else works.

The board

Not everything.
The next thing.

Urgent sits apart from routine. Customer work sits apart from internal. You read position, not labels — ninety seconds on your phone between jobs, and you know exactly what needs you. Everything else keeps moving without you.

The Mere ops board with work routed into quadrants by urgency and audience
Built-in staff

The staff you couldn't afford.
Until now.

The receptionist

watches everything fast-moving

Catches calls and messages the moment they land, and surfaces the ones that need a human — you.

The account manager

watches whatever has gone quiet

Cold quotes, stalled deals, promised follow-ups. Nothing waits on your memory.

The marketer

watches the calendar and the pipeline

Fills slow weeks, drafts campaigns, and tracks what actually brought customers in the door.

The office manager

watches the inside of the business

Handoffs, routine tasks, and the planning work that always slips to Sunday night.

Four hires a bigger business makes. Working your first morning.

How trust works

New hires ask first.
So does Mere.

Week one, everything that leaves the business waits for your yes. Approve the same move a few times and it becomes a standing order — the reminder just goes, the callback just gets booked. Month two, you're reviewing the day. Not every step.

Mere prepares. You decide what leaves the business.
Whose business is it

Your business.
It stays yours.

Your domain

The website and booking pages live on a domain you own.

Your email

Real addresses on that domain — not a mailbox inside somebody else’s app.

Your customers

The full list, with every interaction, exportable any day you want it.

Your infrastructure

A workspace provisioned for your business — not a booth in a marketplace.

We made leaving possible on purpose. It's why staying is safe.

And the AI? Off until you turn it on. Everything on this page works without it.

Pricing

One price. Everything in it.

If we charged by the piece, we wouldn't believe our own pitch.

Per business, not per seat

Bring the whole team. Charging per person would tax exactly the businesses this is for.

No add-ons, ever

The receptionist is not a $99 extra and the integrations are not a premium tier. It is all one thing — that is the point.

Founding rate, locked

Final pricing lands with early access. Founding operators keep the rate they start on.

Local partners

Rather have someone set it up with you?

Mere works with local partners — consultants, bookkeepers, operators — who set businesses up and stay close after launch. They work under their own names, at their own rates, and you keep the keys. That's a rule, not a courtesy.

How the partner model works →
Early access

We onboard slowly. On purpose.

Mere is invite-only while we bring businesses on a few at a time, with real setup help. If this page felt like your Tuesday, ask for a code — and tell us what's slipping.

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