MyHomeService360 vs TotalPro360: Which Free Platform Is Built for You

We build two operating systems for the service economy, and people ask us all the time which one they're supposed to use. The answer takes one question: who travels? If you drive to the job, you're MyHomeService360. If the customer comes to you, you're TotalPro360. Everything else about them — the free model, the payment rail, the referral network — is the same. Only the shape of the day is different.

MyHomeService360 — the work happens at the home

This is for any trade that rolls a truck to the customer. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, lawn and landscaping, pool service, cleaning, pest control, appliance repair, handyman — more than twenty home trades. Because the work is at the customer's house, the platform is built around dispatch and travel: a live board of who's where, routing by zip code, techs on the road with the job on their phone, and a homeowner-facing Home Dashboard for the people you serve.

TotalPro360 — the customer comes to you

This is for businesses the customer travels to: the chair, the room, the bay, the studio. Salons and barbershops, nail and massage studios, spas, auto repair and detailing, tire shops, gyms and personal trainers, chiropractic and physical therapy, yoga studios, photographers, tutors and pet groomers. There is no dispatch — nobody is driving anywhere. Instead the platform is built around booking, resources and a service menu: online booking against real availability, chairs and rooms and bays tracked apart from the staff who work them, deposits that hold the date, and a fast counter checkout. You can see it at totalpro360.com.

The edge cases

A mobile mechanic who drives to the customer? That's the home side — you travel. A detailer with a fixed bay customers pull into? That's TotalPro360 — they come to you. Some businesses do both; pick the one that matches where most of the money is made, and know that either way you're on the same network.

One network underneath both

Here's the part that makes the split worth it. Both platforms plug into the same referral network, so a pro on either side can hand work to the other. The salon that needs an electrician. The gym that needs an HVAC tune-up before summer. The detailer who needs a mobile mechanic. Instead of a shoebox of business cards, it's one connected "I've got a guy" that spans the whole service economy — and a referral you send can pay you back when the other pro lands the work.

So the choice isn't really MyHomeService360 versus TotalPro360. It's which door you walk in — and both doors open onto the same network. If you drive to them, start here. If they book a time and come to you, start there. Both are free.

One-sentence takeaway: If you travel to the job it's MyHomeService360, if they travel to you it's TotalPro360 — same free platform and same referral network, just shaped for the other half of the service economy.