Four products, one mission. Arm the small operator with the same software the firms buying their neighbors use to decide who's next.
Different industries. Same thesis: the small operator deserves the same operational layer corporate America runs on. We build that layer, sized for the operator who refuses to sell.
The virtual COO for independent auto shops. Real-time KPIs, diagnostic engines, AI coaching, recovery pipeline — the operational layer Caliber, Driven Brands, and Christian Brothers use to evaluate which shop to acquire next, pointed instead at keeping yours out of their portfolio. Lives outside Tekmetric, Mitchell, and Shop-Ware.
Learn moreShop TV displays for the lobby, counter, floor, and owner office. The screens that run themselves — each tuned to what its audience needs to see, not a generic dashboard rotated through four locations. Enterprise display infrastructure for operators who don't have an enterprise display budget.
Learn moreThe event operations platform. Public registration, sponsor tiers, vendor placement on a real map, volunteer self-coordination, security gate, multi-stage entertainment scheduling — every stakeholder at your event has a polished interface. Independent event operators run shows the managed-services firms charge tens of thousands a year for less.
Learn morePractice management for independent financial advisors. Every call, every callback, every life-event follow-up — tracked, delegated, resolved. The operational layer the RIA aggregators (Mariner, Creative Planning, Mercer) already use to evaluate which independent advisor to roll up next, given to the advisor instead. Lives at its own home.
Learn moreThere's a reason small family businesses keep getting bought up by corporate America.
It isn't that they're bad businesses. It's that they don't have the operational sophistication to compete with the firms doing the buying. The roll-up wins because the family-owned shop can't see what the corporate playbook sees — the leaks, the patterns, the relationships quietly slipping.
I started ClearPath to flip that. To give the independent shop, the family practice, the local operator the same operational layer the corporations have. Not as a luxury. As a defense.
Four products in the family now. OS for independent auto shops. Practice for financial advisors. Experience for the floor of the shop. Events for the operators running independent shows. Different industries, same thesis: the operational layer corporate America runs on, sized for the operator who refuses to sell.
You stay independent. You stay family-owned. You run your business like a corporation — and corporate America never gets the chance to roll you up.
That's the whole point.
Tell us how your business runs today. We'll show you what the first 30 days inside ClearPath looks like, sized to your operation — and we'll sign your NDA before any of it moves.
