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Why Alomi

One platform instead of a stack of six.

Most service and renovation businesses don't run on one system — they run on six. A job-management tool here, a reviews tool there, something for hiring, something for the books, a spreadsheet for inventory, and a dashboard nobody trusts. They're expensive, and they don't talk to each other. Alomi is all of it, wired together.

Job management
Reviews & social
HR & hiring
Financial reports
Inventory
Owner dashboard
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The stack today

Six tools, six logins, six bills

Representative market pricing per location, per month, at the small-business tier. Your mix will vary — but the shape rarely does.

Job / project management
e.g. BuilderTrend, Houzz Pro, Jobber
$200–$450
per location / mo
Reviews & social
e.g. Birdeye / Podium + a scheduler
$150–$350
per location / mo
HR & hiring
e.g. BambooHR + an ATS
$100–$250
per location / mo
Financial reporting
e.g. Fathom, Jirav, LivePlan
$50–$150
per location / mo
Inventory / warehouse
e.g. Sortly + spreadsheets
$40–$150
per location / mo
Owner dashboard / BI
e.g. exec reporting add-ons
$50–$125
per location / mo
The math

Stacked separately vs. Alomi

The stack, bought separately

$750–$1,200+
per location / month · six vendors
  • Job / project management$200–450
  • Reviews & social$150–350
  • HR & hiring$100–250
  • Financial reporting$50–150
  • Inventory / warehouse$40–150
  • Owner dashboard$50–125

Alomi — all of it, one login

$700
Command tier · per business / month · unlimited crew
  • Operations + Task layer✓
  • Projects, Job Cost & Purchasing✓
  • Warehouse✓
  • Marketing, reviews & posting✓
  • People & hiring✓
  • Full financials + the Cockpit✓
  • AI across all of it✓

Even at the top of the Alomi range, you're replacing $750–$1,200+ of separate tools with one platform at $700 — and on the founding rate, $350. The savings aren't the headline. One system where your jobs, money, people and marketing finally talk to each other is.

Run your numbers

What the stack costs you — by the location

How many locations do you run?

Drag the slider. We compare a typical mid-market stack (~$950 per location across six tools) against Alomi at Command list pricing ($700 per location). Figures are representative — your mix will vary.

1 location 5 locations 50
Typical stack
$4,750
/ month · ~$950 per loc
Alomi
$3,500
/ month · $700 per loc
You save
$15,000
per year

On the founding rate ($350 per location), the gap is wider still. The savings aren't even the headline — one system where jobs, money, people and marketing finally talk to each other is.

Beyond the bill

A stack saves nothing if it doesn't connect

 A stack of six toolsAlomi
Logins to run the businessSix (plus spreadsheets)One
Bills to reconcile each monthSix vendorsOne
Do the tools share data?No — copy/paste between themYes — one source of truth
Does the owner get one view?Stitched together by handThe Cockpit, automatically
AI that sees everythingSiloed, per-tool at bestAsk Alomi, across all your data
Priced byPer seat — crew adds up fastPer business — unlimited crew
Onboarding & data importSix separate migrationsOne guided import
Mapping

What each part of Alomi replaces

In AlomiReplaces the category of
Projects — Big Board, Orders & Receiving, Job Cost, PurchasingConstruction / job-management software
Marketing + Content StudioReview management + a social scheduler
People & HRHRIS + applicant tracking
Financials + the CockpitFP&A reporting + an owner dashboard
WarehouseInventory / light WMS
Operations + Task layerTeam ops, task & compliance trackers
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