Turning scattered service supply into one market view
Local-service supply and pricing sit spread across thousands of venue pages and booking platforms that each see only their own venues. tallywire was built to make that measurable.
Why tallywire exists
Local-service supply — salons, spas, med-spas, studios — is scattered across booking platforms that each see only their own venues. Nobody could answer simple questions: what does a haircut cost across a whole city? How fragmented is the market an acquirer is buying into? So we built the aggregate: one normalized schema over the major platforms, collected on a rolling basis, so the history accrues.
Business data only, from public listings. No consumer profiles, no reviewer identities. The full method is public: how we collect this.
Iron Brands
Developer & founder. Previously co-founder of Simple Analytics, the privacy-first web analytics company — which is also where the privacy stance here comes from: collect the minimum, publish the method, no dark patterns.
tallywire is run by Iron with a small team. LinkedIn →
Get in touch
You get a reply within one business day — with a row count and a sample from your metro when you ask about data.
Request a market →Or email hello@tallywire.io.