quietmoneyHellojune
Pet grooming salons use it to manage online booking, staff calendars, SMS and email reminders, checkout and payment, customer and pet records, e-waivers, and vaccine records; one plan includes all features and is not charged by staff or location count.
The founder aloOne-line growth story, compiled by us from public sources; speculation is marked separately below.
Revenue over time
Real payments synced by TrustMRR, in USD, by calendar month, renewals included.
- MRR
- $1,017
- Revenue, last 30 days
- $637
- All-time revenue
- $1,176
- Active subscriptions
- 13
- Payments via
- Stripe
- Source
- TrustMRR, synced from the founder's payment account
1. Productwhat it sells, to whom, and how it charges
- Product
- Pet grooming salons use it to manage online booking, staff calendars, SMS and email reminders, checkout and payment, customer and pet records, e-waivers, and vaccine records; one plan includes all features and is not charged by staff or location count.
- Users
- Independent pet grooming salon owners and groomers in the United States and Canada (the testimonial on the website comes from a groomer in Ohio)
- Positioning
- Benchmarked against established grooming software such as MoeGo, Gingr, and DaySmart Pet, selling a simple interface, a single $69 plan, no price increase during the subscription, and the founder personally migrating data for free
- Pricing
- One plan at $69/month, with all features and unlimited staff; includes 1,200 SMS per month in the US/Canada, $0.009 per message beyond that; 14-day free trial (card required). The early price registered on TrustMRR was $49/month for life for the first 50 shops Billing: subscription Free tier: no Source: Homepage
- Prices on site
- $69/mo (one plan, US); $0.009 per extra text (US/Canada); $0.065 per extra text (UK); $0.002 per extra email
- Team
- solo
- Acquisition entry points on site
- press coverage, app store
“"Share one link" is a client booking link, not a viral loop; press section (Business Insider, USA Today, AP); "Featured on tinyshelf"”Quote from the site
2. Channelswhere new users come from and what the traffic looks like
New-user source: Other (Direct / referral / email / paid). Similarweb has no data, so channel shares cannot be calculated. The acquisition clues listed on the website fall into three kinds: first, press releases distributed through a press release network starting in 2026-10 (the homepage links to reprints on Business Insider, USA Today, AP, Globe and Mail, and Yahoo Finance); second, 9 competitor-comparison and buying-guide articles under /blog (Best Grooming Software, four months ago vs MoeGo, MoeGo Alternatives, etc., holding ranking spots for searches like "pet grooming software", speculation); third, iPhone/Android apps. The founder handles customer support himself and personally migrates data for shops. The first revenue (2026-08-09) came before the press release, so the source of the earliest paying shops was not found, and is speculated to be the founder's personal network and groomer communities. The founder filled in no channel on TrustMRR.
Last month's traffic sources
Five-class attribution
| Attributable new users, last month | Share |
|---|---|
| Other | 100% |
Direct + brand search 0%. Direct and brand search count as viral only when the site shows sharing mechanics; the largest share wins, under 5% means Other.
Language
English
3. Growth pathhow the first users arrived and what kept it growing
Classification
Basics
Timeline
Growth loop
Revenue and scale clues
Confidence and gaps
Other sites that started via “Not found”
Similar sitessame category, also growing via Other
FAQ
How much revenue does Hellojune make per month?
About $490 last month (real payments synced by TrustMRR), #549 of 563 TrustMRR sites; the month before was $98.
Where do Hellojune's new users come from?
New-user source: Other (Direct / referral / email / paid). Mostly referrals, email or paid, or mostly direct with no clear source Similarweb has no data, so channel shares cannot be calculated. The acquisition clues listed on the website fall into three kinds: first, press releases distributed through a press release network starting in 2026-10 (the homepage links to reprints on Business Insider, USA Today, AP, Globe and Mail, and Yahoo Finance); second, 9 competitor-comparison and buying-guide articles under /blog (Best Grooming Software, four months ago vs MoeGo, MoeGo Alternatives, etc., holding ranking spots for searches like "pet grooming software", speculation); third, iPhone/Android apps. The founder handles customer support himself and personally migrates data for shops. The first revenue (2026-08-09) came before the press release, so the source of the earliest paying shops was not found, and is speculated to be the founder's personal network and groomer communities. The founder filled in no channel on TrustMRR.
How much does Hellojune cost?
One plan at $69/month, with all features and unlimited staff; includes 1,200 SMS per month in the US/Canada, $0.009 per message beyond that; 14-day free trial (card required). The early price registered on TrustMRR was $49/month for life for the first 50 shops
Dossier confidence: medium. Parts 1 and 2 come from reading the site and Similarweb data; part 3 from public reporting, founder posts, Wayback snapshots, WHOIS and similar, with speculation marked.
The numbers: revenue comes from TrustMRR: real payments synced automatically from the founder's Stripe or other payment account, summed by calendar month, renewals included, in USD. Site visits come from the Similarweb public page; where it shows none, they are estimated from global rank or the TrustMRR payment count, as noted on the page.
Data through last month. Page updated 2026-10-31.