Built by an operator, for operators
Clientlify didn't start as a software idea. It started as a pile of spreadsheets, missed follow-ups, and the nagging feeling that running a great catering business shouldn't be this hard.
Scott built the tool he wished he had
Scott Mitchell has been running Scott's Burgers for years, a catering operation that handles everything from backyard cookouts to large corporate events. Like most owner-operators, he wore every hat: cook, salesperson, bookkeeper, and customer service rep all at once.
Leads came in through a contact form and landed in his email. Quotes lived in a Google Doc. Deposits were tracked in a spreadsheet. Follow-ups happened when he remembered to check. It worked, until it didn't.
So he built Clientlify: a single place to capture leads, send quotes, collect deposits, manage events, and follow up, without switching between five different tools. He's been running Scott's Burgers on it ever since. Now it's available for every event-based business facing the same problem.
What we stand for
Not a roadmap built by committee. Just a few simple beliefs about what software for small operators should be.
