Date night with your partner? A real weekend off? You built this business to build a life — not to be the receptionist.
Get Your Day Back. Start living again.
Most small businesses run four to six subscriptions. None of them reply to a customer text at 11pm. MyDayBack does the whole list for less than any single line below.
Ranges come from published pricing across two or three products in each category, checked August 2026. The sticker price is almost never what you end up paying once per-user, per-calendar, or per-contact charges kick in — pull your own bills.
Canine Cabins Resort in Bentonville and Ark-Mo Home Solutions in southwest Missouri run on MyDayBack. A kennel's customers ask different questions than a contractor's — so the AI is trained differently for each one.
Both businesses run on MyDayBack every day. If you're local, come watch it work in person.
Drop your photos and videos into the bucket. Your AI turns them into a month of marketing — captions written, links added, platforms picked. You scroll through, tap the ones you like, and it schedules the whole batch.
That's the difference between a business that posts twice a year and one that shows up every week without anybody sitting down to write.
Photos and video from the job — before and afters, a finished deck, a dog having a good day, a clip from the shop floor.
Photos in, captions and layout out. Ark-Mo Home Solutions has been running theirs this way since summer.
Booking page, quote form, gift cards, your phone number — the AI drops the right one into every post and knows where each platform allows it. Live links on Facebook and Google, a rotating link-in-bio for Instagram, and a tap-to-call button when the post is about an emergency service.
Automatic publishing to Facebook and Instagram is pending platform approval from Meta. Until it clears, your posts are written, scheduled, and waiting — you tap post.
Every feature works together, because it's one system instead of five that don't talk to each other.
Your own dedicated business number, answering every text instantly. Books appointments, takes deposits, handles questions — while you sleep.
Your own number"Next Tuesday around 2" becomes a confirmed booking with the deposit collected. No back and forth.
Replaces your booking appA customer texts in Spanish, it answers in Spanish. Spanish on calls and texts; Vietnamese, Korean and Marshallese by text.
Auto-detectsUnpaid invoice goes out, then follows up on its own until it's settled. The job you hate most, without the awkward phone call.
Gets you paid fasterAfter every appointment, a perfectly timed review request goes out on its own. Your rating climbs while you work.
Replaces review softwareDrafts posts from what your business actually did this week. You approve them from your phone — nothing posts without you.
Pending platform approvalEmployee texts "in" or "out." Hours logged, payroll summary every Friday. No app to install.
Replaces your time clockDigital gift cards by text. Loyalty points tracked automatically. Seasonal campaigns that run themselves.
IncludedThe forms you hand people on a clipboard, sent as a text link instead. Filled out before they arrive, straight into your system.
Replaces paper formsIt's the identical system — same answers, same booking, same dashboard. The only thing that changes is which computer it runs on. Most businesses rent, and that's usually the right call.
The AI lives on our computers. Nothing to buy, nothing to plug in, nobody coming to your building. We handle the updates, the backups, and the security, and you're answering customers the same week. Stop paying and it stops — like any other subscription.
The same AI lives on a machine in your back office instead of ours. Your customer records stay in the building. Costs more up front and less over the years, takes a week or two to set up, and if you ever stop working with us it keeps running because the machine is yours.
Every cloud AI tool sends your customers' information to somebody else's servers. For most businesses that's fine. For some of you it isn't.
We don't mark up hardware. We send you the exact machine and where to order it. It ships to you, you keep the receipt and the warranty, and you own it outright. We charge $1,500 to set it up and $249/month to keep it running, updated, and tuned to your business. One honest note on price: computer memory has gotten expensive — the same chips that cost $87 last year run over $400 now — so we quote the exact box the week you buy it.
MyDayBack is built here in Northwest Arkansas. If you're local, we come to your business — look at how you actually work, set the whole thing up, and come back to check on it. When something breaks, you call a person who can drive over.
Everywhere else in the country, we do the same work remotely.
The software is one part of it. We also do the work most small businesses around here are either overpaying for or putting off entirely.
A site that loads fast on a phone and lets somebody book you in under a minute. Built and looked after — not handed over as a project you have to babysit.
Showing up when somebody two miles away searches for what you do. Google listings, local search, and the boring details most sites never get right.
Posts drafted from what your business actually did this week — or hand the whole thing to us and stop thinking about it.
You've got a process eating a person's week. We work out whether AI can fix it, tell you honestly if it can't, and build it if it can.
Quote sheets, intake, dispatch — and making the software you already pay for talk to the rest of it.
On-site setup of your own machine, connected to your records, your calendar, and the way your business actually runs.
If customers call or text you, we can handle it. A plumber's callers ask different questions than a nail salon's, and it shouldn't answer them the same way.
Don't see yours? Start anyway — this list is just where we've already done the work. 76 industries and counting.
No contracts. No setup fees. No surprises. And no "book a consultation" before you're allowed to know what it costs.
Texting and phone calls cost real money — the carriers charge us per message and per minute. So instead of hiding it in the plan price, we sell it in sizes. Add one to either plan.
A salon with four chairs, a shop with a full bay schedule, a boarding facility in summer.
Trades in season, multi-provider clinics, restaurants running takeout and reservations.
High-volume shops and anybody running several locations off one phone number.
We'll size it honestly against what you actually do, instead of selling you the biggest one.
Every location gets its own number, its own AI, and its own board — all rolling up to one screen.
Extra texts and calls are billed at exactly what the carriers charge us. We text you before you get there.
It works for you. The AI handles texts, bookings, and reviews. You do the skilled work you got into this business for.
Your AI is trained to sound like your business, and most customers never ask. If someone asks directly, it answers honestly. On phone calls it identifies itself as an automated assistant. We don't do deceptive impersonation.
It hands the conversation to you immediately with a shadow text so you can step in. You always have full override control.
You give us a card and get 14 days free. Cancel any time before day 14 and you're never charged a cent. After that your plan bills monthly, with no contract — cancel whenever you want.
They scan a QR code or text your number — that's the opt-in, and it's what the carriers require. We give you the QR code to put wherever your customers already are. Once somebody texts in, they're in, and they can reply STOP any time to get out.
Your dashboard and booking work the same day. Texting takes a few days longer because US carriers have to approve every business that sends automated messages — that's the law, and everyone doing this properly has to do it. We file all of it for you.
Never. Month to month, cancel anytime with one text.
MyDayBack is built and run in Bentonville, Arkansas by a working software developer — thirteen years of production systems, several issued software patents, and applications taken from an idea to something real customers pay for.
The AI agents, the prompts, and the orchestration behind this are ours. We didn't license a platform and put our name on it, which is why we can put it on a machine you own, quote you a real number, and change it when you need something it doesn't do yet.
The dance recital is on the calendar. Date night is back. The texts still get answered — you're just not the one doing it anymore.