Who Pawdmin is for
Pawdmin is for one kind of groomer. You work alone, from home, one dog at a time, and you want to earn more per hour instead of grooming more dogs. If that is not your business, Pawdmin is probably not a good fit, and these pages say so plainly.
The short version
| Your business | Is Pawdmin a good fit? |
|---|---|
| Solo groomer working from home | Yes. Pawdmin is built for you. |
| Employee groomer planning to go independent at home | Yes |
| Solo groomer who wants to switch from breed or size pricing to hourly | Yes |
| Solo groomer renting a room or running a one-person shop | Usually. You work the same way. |
| Mobile groomer planning to move home | Yes, for the home-based business |
| Mobile groomer staying mobile | Not a good fit |
| Salon with employees | Not a good fit |
| High-volume or batch grooming | Not a good fit |
Pawdmin is invitation-only, so whichever row you are in, the next step is the same: apply and tell Betty and Levi about your business.
Pages for each situation
- Home-based groomers Pawdmin is grooming software built for solo groomers who work from home. Hourly billing, client tiers, offered appointment times and a client portal.
- Leaving a salon If you are an employee groomer going independent at home, Pawdmin gives you hourly pricing, client approval, signed waivers and a website from day one.
- Leaving mobile grooming Pawdmin is not built for mobile grooming, but it is built for the mobile groomer who wants to move the business home. Here is what carries over and what does not.
- Switching to hourly Pawdmin lets you move from breed, size or weight pricing to hourly rates one service and one client at a time, with help from Betty and Levi on a call.
- Not a good fit Pawdmin is not a good fit for mobile groomers, salons with employees or high-volume grooming. It has no route planning, payroll or kennel features.
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