About
Built by someone who got tired of generic software
Owlsight exists because the tools sold to contractors are built by people who have never had to explain a leak-rate exceedance to an inspector.
What we believe
Most software sold to home-services businesses is a general-purpose CRM with a trade-shaped sticker on it. It can store a customer, a job and an invoice — and it has no idea what any of them mean. It cannot tell you that the appliance in that basement is over a federal leak threshold, or that the panel in that garage is a documented fire risk, because nobody who built it has ever had to care.
We think that's the whole opportunity. The parts of your business that are hard are hard because they're specific: compliance clocks, seasonal demand, crews and routes, work that has to be inspected. Software that doesn't understand the specifics can only ever be a filing cabinet.
A few things we hold to:
Your data is yours. Your database, your CMS, your Stripe account. We build and run the thing, but if you leave, you take everything — because it was never in our account to begin with.
We don't charge per seat. A price that goes up when you hire is a price that fights your business.
We don't sell what isn't built. If a module is on the roadmap, the site says so. Winning a customer with a feature that doesn't exist is a refund with extra steps.
And a bad month doesn't switch your business off. A card that bounces gets you a phone call, not a locked door.