Most marketing tools sell you bids, keywords, and creative. Almanac is a different shape. It puts a budgeting layer on top of all of it that shows where your ad spend is flowing across the year, where it is leaking, and what next month should look like, so the seasonal cycle stops surprising you. Live in private beta with pest control owners. $299/mo flat. $5K/mo ad-spend floor.
Now in private beta with select pest control operators at $299/mo. Wider home-services rollout follows. Same plain-English approach as Forecast.
Almanac is live in private beta with a handful of pest control owners. $299/mo flat, $5K/mo ad-spend floor. Tell me about your business and I will reach out if you fit the v1 profile.
Most owners do not need another attribution dashboard. They need to know if next month's budget is right, whether last quarter was on plan, and where money is quietly leaking. That is what Almanac does.
One view of your full marketing budget: Google, Meta, local, direct mail, sponsorships, agencies. Plan it, set targets, and see actuals roll in against the plan.
Your business is not flat. Almanac shows you the natural rhythm of spend and revenue across the year, so the pre-season ramp, the summer push, and the winter dip stop catching you off guard.
When a channel goes 30% over budget, when a recurring vendor charge creeps up, when spend is happening that nobody is tracking. Surface it before the month ends, not after.
If you already have an ads person, an agency, or a marketing director you trust, keep them. Almanac sits on top.
The piece nobody else is making.
Live in private beta with a small group of pest control owners running real ad spend. The pacing engine, the seasonal model, the spend-vs-benchmark and drift alerts are all working against real data. Public release of self-serve signup comes after v1 proves out with these operators. Waitlist gets first crack.
Yes, those are the obvious integrations. But Almanac is platform-agnostic on purpose. The point is to see your whole marketing budget in one place, including the local sponsorship, the direct-mail vendor, and the lawn-sign printer your agency does not see.
$299/mo flat. One price, one tier. There is a $5K/mo ad-spend floor as the qualifier: below that, the math does not work, and saying so plainly is the trust signal. Above $40K/mo, custom-quote by hand. Beta-cohort pricing is locked in for early operators.
Yes. Same login, same data layer, same plain-English approach. The two products are designed to sit beside each other under the Ando Systems umbrella so your operating numbers and your marketing numbers tell one story.
Probably not yet. Almanac assumes you are already spending on marketing and want a budgeting brain on top. If you are pre-marketing-spend or under $5K/mo, get Forecast first, get your operating numbers clean, and Almanac will be there when you are ready.
Thirty minutes, free, no pitch. If your bigger problem is your operating numbers, I will point you at Forecast. If it is your marketing spend, we will talk about Almanac. If it is something else, I will tell you that too.
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