Servio runs the business while the owner does the work.
Our mission is to give every solo service business the back office of a real company, without the cost, the staff or the late nights.
Great at the work. Buried in everything else.
The detailer, the cleaner, the plumber, the trainer. They are excellent at what they do. Then the day ends and the second shift starts: answering texts, juggling a calendar, writing invoices, chasing payments and remembering to ask for reviews.
The tools built for them are either made for big teams with big budgets, or a patchwork of five apps that don't talk to each other. So the business lives in a notes app and a camera roll, and the owner becomes its full-time receptionist.
That's backwards. The business should work for the owner, not the other way around.
One place that quietly handles the rest.
Servio gives a solo business its own booking site, a schedule that fills itself, invoices and payments (including Tap to Pay on iPhone), customer history and automatic follow-ups. Set it up once, then get back to the job.
Customers book and pay a deposit from your link, any time of day.
Invoices, reminders and in-person payments, without the chasing.
Every customer, job and review request, handled automatically.
The principles behind every screen.
Every hour a solo owner spends on admin is an hour not spent on paid work. Servio is judged by how many of those hours it gives back.
A one-person business should get the same polished booking page, invoices and follow-ups as a company with an office manager.
Deposits, invoices, reminders and tap-to-pay should just happen, so money arrives without awkward texts.
If it takes a manual to use, it is not done. Setup should take minutes, and every screen should make sense from a truck cab.
Lior builds Servio end to end, from the booking pages customers see to the payments and automations behind them, and ships fast because the owners using it can't afford to wait. He also founded BetterBite and PropVision, all built under NEMAPP FINANCIAL ULC in Vancouver, BC. His test for every feature: does it give an owner an hour back?
servio@trybiteai.comDo the work. Let Servio run the rest.
Free to start, about 10 minutes to launch.