Frequently Asked Questions

Supreme Scaling is an operating system for home-service companies. It puts your departments on one screen and gives every number a plain definition. It names this week's constraint and shows the math. We built it to run a real contracting business before we offered it to anyone else.

Home-service companies at ten million dollars a year or more, run by operators who want the waste out. If your truth is scattered across a CRM, books, and an ad account, this system puts it on one screen. If you are pre-revenue, it is the wrong buy.

No. There is no self-serve sign-up and no trial. You apply, and if the fit looks right we book a consultation. After that a person sets up your portal and guides your first session, so you never configure it alone.

Yes. The product page on this site walks the real screens on a bundled sample file, with every figure labeled sample. No live customer data appears on that page. You can walk all six stages before you talk to anyone.

The client portal is at app.supremescaling.com, a separate app from this site. Use the Log in link at the top right of any page here. This site has no login and no sign-up. A person provisions your account after a consultation confirms the fit.

Eight: Marketing, Sales, Operations/Production, Customer Success, Recruiting/People, Finance, IT/Systems & Data, and Leadership/Executive. You turn each on when you are ready, and a person guides each setup. You do not have to turn on every department to start.

It reads from the tools you already run instead of replacing them. Nine connections ship today: JobNimbus, QuickBooks Online, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram Pages, and Google Sheets. If your tool is not on that list, the screen says so.

Your records stay siloed in your own tenant, keyed to your company. No other company can see or query them. Only de-identified patterns, aggregated across many companies, ever cross that line. They cross only when the group is so large that no number points back at one business.

No. Every answer names the numbers behind it, ranked, and you can open the math. When it has not seen enough of your data, it says it cannot answer yet, and why. It never fills the gap with a plausible number. You make the calls.

No. Today you can browse the agent catalog and enable bundles for a department, and nothing acts on its own. The code itself blocks any agent that would touch money, hiring, the law, or private data. That block is not a setting anyone can switch off.