How it works
We do the legwork. You make the connection.
Finding, researching and writing to local businesses is the part that never gets done by hand. We take all of it. What's left for you is what a business wants from its laundry partner anyway: an email from the owner, a phone call and a friendly face at the front desk.
Find the businesses that buy laundry
We search around each of your stores for vacation rental managers, hotels, salons, spas, gyms, restaurants, clinics, daycares and cleaning companies. Other laundromats and dry cleaners are left out, and anyone who's already your customer is flagged.
Research every one
The platform reads each business's own website, finds a public email and a named contact where there is one, and notes why they fit and roughly how much laundry they'd send you each week.
Write the outreach
Each business gets its own kit: an intro email, two follow-ups, a call script with answers to the usual brush-offs, a voicemail and a walk-in flyer. It's built from your offer, so it only promises what you actually do.
Send it from your inbox
One click copies the email, signed with your logo and a quote button, and opens your own Gmail or Outlook with the address filled in. You paste it and press send. It comes from you, and the replies come straight back to you.
Follow up on schedule
Every business gets a two-week plan: an email, a call, a follow-up email, a visit with the flyer and a last email. Your pipeline shows who's due today, and a Monday email lists what's overdue.
Quote it and win it
The flyer's QR code and the email's button open a quote request page made for that business. When they ask for pricing, send a quote in your branding that they can accept online. Won accounts show up on your dashboard and in your month-end report.
Who we find
Businesses near you that go through linens
One steady account is often 50 to 200+ pounds of wash-and-fold a week: recurring revenue that doesn't depend on foot traffic or the weather.
Vacation rentals
Sheets and towels turned around between guests, so a cleaner never waits on laundry.
Hotels & motels
Overflow and full-service linen for rooms, without buying or staffing more machines.
Salons, spas & barbers
Towels, capes, sheets and robes every day, picked up so the team stays with clients.
Gyms & studios
Member towels and mat towels washed and folded, so there's always a clean stack.
Restaurants
Aprons, kitchen towels and table linens, back before the next service.
Clinics & vets
Gowns, towels and blankets cleaned on a steady schedule.
Plus daycares, cleaning companies and any other business nearby that needs its laundry done.
The outreach kit
Written for each business. Sent by you.
Every kit is written from what that business says about itself and from your offer: your business rate, turnaround, pickup days and whether the first pickup is free. It never promises anything your offer doesn't, and you can edit any of it before it goes out.
Hi Jordan,
I'm Dana, and I run Sunshine Wash & Fold, about a mile from you. With 40+ rentals turning over, I imagine the laundry never stops. We pick up sheets and towels, wash and fold them, and have them back within 24 hours, so a cleaner never waits on linens. Your first pickup is on us.
Would a quick call this week work?
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If this is not a fit, just reply "no thanks" and I will not reach out again.
What the business sees
Everything they see is in your brand.
The flyer, the quote page, the emails and the quote all carry your logo and colors, so from the first email to the accepted quote, they're dealing with your laundromat. These are the real pieces, made by the platform for our demo store, Sunshine Wash & Fold, writing to a made-up vacation rental company.
On their front desk
A flyer made for them, and a quote page with their name on it
- ✓Names the business, lists your rate, turnaround, pickup days and free first pickup, and has a QR code made for that one business
- ✓Scanning it opens their own quote request page, with their business name already filled in. It takes about a minute
- ✓Every outreach email has a Get a business quote button to the same page
- ✓When they send it, you get an email with their details, and they move to Interested on your pipeline
Walk-in flyer and quote page · demo store
Quote email · demo store
In their inbox
The quote arrives as a button, not an attachment
- ✓Built from your offer and the volume they asked for. Change anything before it goes
- ✓One click copies the email and opens your own Gmail, addressed. You paste it and press send
- ✓The View your quote button opens their quote in your branding
- ✓Signed with your name, your store, your phone and your address
On their phone
A quote they can accept right from their phone
- ✓The monthly estimate first, then what's included: pickup days, turnaround and the free first pickup
- ✓They can accept and book the first pickup, download a one-page PDF or call you
- ✓You see when they open it, and you get an email the moment they accept
- ✓Every quote says they're billed on the actual weight, so an estimate never reads as a fixed price
Online quote and PDF · demo store
"I've tried cold email. Nobody wrote back."
Most cold email fails for the same reasons: it goes out in bulk from an address nobody knows, it reads like a template, and it stops after one try. This is the opposite. Each email is written for one business from what its own website says, and it comes from you, one at a time.
Email is also only the first step. Plenty of small businesses don't publish an email address at all, and the ones that do ignore most of what they get. So the plan adds a phone call, a follow-up, and a visit with a flyer made for that business. A call and a flyer at the front desk are often what win a salon or a gym.
And nothing slips. Every business has a next step and a date, so an interested hotel doesn't go cold because nobody remembered to call back.
Common questions
Your questions, answered
It's part of Growth Pro. It isn't included in Growth or the Google Ads Package, but you can upgrade anytime.
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