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MyTime is a technology company.
MyTime provides a comprehensive software-as-a-service platform integrating appointment scheduling, point-of-sale, and customer engagement. Tailored for multi-location chains and franchises, this system streamlines operations from booking and payments to client communications. Its core offers a unified solution for diverse operational needs of service businesses.
Ethan Anderson founded MyTime in 2013, leveraging his experience as co-founder and CEO of Redbeacon. Anderson identified significant inefficiencies in local service businesses, particularly in appointment and client interaction management. This insight spurred MyTime's creation, designed to simplify and integrate these critical processes.
The platform serves multi-location enterprises and franchise networks across various service industries. MyTime's vision empowers these businesses to scale efficiently and enhance customer experience through its robust management system, driving operational excellence and improved client satisfaction.
MyTime has raised $23.0M across 4 funding rounds.
MyTime has raised $23.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
MyTime is a San Francisco-based SaaS company founded in 2011 that builds a fully integrated platform combining appointment scheduling, point-of-sale (POS), and customer engagement tools tailored for multi-location chains and franchises in service-based industries like retail, quick-service restaurants (QSR), and wellness.[1][2][3] It serves franchisors and corporate-owned networks by automating operations, enabling online bookings via integrations with Google, Facebook, Instagram, and more, while boosting revenue through marketing automation that reportedly increases bookings by 25%, visit frequency by 30%, and reduces no-shows by up to 85%.[1][3][6] The modular, cloud-based solution streamlines staff management, payments, analytics, and reputation tools, with low transparent pricing and scalability for hundreds of locations, earning awards like "Best Local Commerce Service" from the Local Search Association.[2][3]
MyTime was founded in 2011 in San Francisco, California, emerging as a response to the need for unified software in fragmented service industries handling multi-location operations.[1][4] While specific founders are not detailed in available sources, Ethan Anderson serves as CEO, leading a team of 51-200 employees with an international footprint.[1][2] Early traction came from venture backing by prominent firms like UpFront Ventures and Khosla Ventures, raising $12.3M total across two rounds, including a $9.3M recent one, which fueled growth in deployments for chains and franchises.[2][4] Pivotal moments include Apple and Google featuring it as "Best New App," Capterra's Top 20 POS ranking, and 2017 Local Search Association awards, solidifying its position in local commerce.[2][3]
MyTime rides the SaaS consolidation wave in local services, where multi-location businesses demand all-in-one platforms amid rising e-commerce penetration and franchise growth post-pandemic.[1][2] Timing aligns with Google/Facebook's dominance in local search, enabling direct bookings that bypass fragmented tools, while market forces like labor shortages and no-show epidemics favor its automation.[3][6] It influences the ecosystem by empowering service chains (retail, QSR, wellness) to compete with delivery giants like DoorDash, standardizing operations for scalability and data-driven retention in a $100B+ U.S. services market.[1][4]
MyTime is poised for expansion through deeper AI-driven personalization in marketing and predictive scheduling, capitalizing on franchise digitization trends and potential acquisitions by POS leaders like Toast or Square.[2][4] Evolving regulations on data privacy and omnichannel retail will shape its path, amplifying influence via partnerships with more search/social platforms. As multi-unit operators prioritize unified revenue tools, MyTime's modular edge positions it to capture growing demand, building on its venture-fueled momentum for sustained leadership in service SaaS.[1][6]
MyTime has raised $23.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
MyTime's investors include Seven Seven Six, Upfront Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Accelerator Ventures, Battery Ventures, C2Ventures, CoinFund, Creandum, Felicis Ventures, G20 Ventures, Glasswing Ventures, Greylock.
MyTime has raised $23.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Series C in April 2017.