Built for people, not a stock price.
Growth Automations exists for owner-operators: the tradespeople, shop owners and local businesses their neighbors count on. They're the ones who show up when something breaks, who sponsor the Little League team, who know their customers by name. We give them the same tools the big companies have, at an honest price, without the runaround.
What that means:
- No contracts. You stay because it's worth it, not because you're locked in.
- If you ever leave, you can download your data and take your domain with you.
Where this started
My dad, Scott Hoyer, was a welder and fabricator. He opened his own shop in a small town in the country so he could be near his widowed father, care for him, and raise me.
He had a GED, and reading never came easy to him. What he had was people. He networked, learned a lot of lessons the hard way, made friends, and created a presence in the community. Times were tight, but we made it through, and I always knew there were many other families out there like ours.
When I was younger, he'd have me work as his assistant. On one of those days he told me something I've carried ever since:
“Try to anticipate what the people you're working with will want or need.”
I've tried to work that way in every job since, alongside everyone I've worked with. It's how I learned enough to build this, and it's how we build it: a website that answers a customer's question before they have to call, and a follow-up that goes out before anyone forgets.
Owners like my dad shouldn't have to wrestle with software. They shouldn't have to go up against big companies with whole teams working to pull customers, and money, out of their town. And they shouldn't have to sink a lot of money in just to get started. We handle the details, explain things in plain language, and keep the price low, so they can keep taking care of their customers.
— Eric Hoyer, founder
In memory of Scott Hoyer
Welder, fabricator, shop owner, and my dad. Growth Automations is built for people like him.