Calm doodle in window light
Invitation-only · For solo groomers

Your business.
Your home.
Your rules.

Charge what you're worth. Work less. Earn more.

Late evening at a kitchen table with calendar and laptop
Any of this sound familiar?

You're not the problem.

The tools were built for someone else. For salons. For batches. For a different business than the one you actually want.

"I work 10 hours and barely clear $300."

You're exhausted but the math doesn't add up.

"I haven't raised prices in 2 years."

You know you should. But what if they leave?

"I spent Sunday night juggling next week's schedule."

Freedom was the whole point. This isn't it.

"My software thinks I run a salon."

Every tool was built for someone else.

Grooming tools laid out neatly
Built different

On purpose.

Pawdmin wasn't designed for salons and retrofitted for you. It was built by a solo groomer who needed something that didn't exist.

01

Charge by the hour, not the breed.

Your time has one price. Period.

02

Raise prices without the panic.

Test new rates on new clients first. See the data. Then decide.

03

Your schedule runs itself.

Book out your entire year in minutes. Clients pick from the times you offer.

04

Know your money — every day.

See what's booked, what's coming, and what's paid. No spreadsheets.

A day with Pawdmin

Done by 2pm.

8:00 AM

Money Meter

$680 booked.

12:30 PM

Four dogs, all paid.

No invoices to calculate.

2:00 PM

You're done.

Dinner's in 3 hours.

8:00 AM

Check your Money Meter.

$680 booked before your first dog arrives.

8:30 AM

First client.

Order was built yesterday — you already know the dog, the services, the time needed.

12:30 PM

Four dogs done. All paid.

No invoices to calculate.

1:00 PM

Client requests come in.

You offer penciled-in times. They pick. Confirmed.

2:00 PM

You're done.

Dinner's in 3 hours.

Groomer at work
" This isn't for every groomer. Pawdmin is built for one type of groomer: the one who works from home, alone, and wants to build a premium business — not a bigger one.

If you want to open a salon, hire employees, and batch 20 dogs a day — there are great tools for that. This isn't one of them.
— The Pawdmin manifesto
Tell us about your business

Let's see if we're a good fit.

We work with a small number of groomers at a time.