Onyx wasn't built by a software team guessing at what a trade business needs. It was built by installers, people who ran an epoxy flooring company and lived every part of the back end themselves: the quoting, the follow-ups, the scheduling, the chasing of deposits and paperwork that never seems to end. So we built our own system, used it to run our own jobs and manage our own crew, and once it worked for us, realised every other trade business was fighting the same fight.

That's still what Onyx is today: a CRM built specifically for epoxy flooring contractors, shaped around the way this trade actually works, because it was shaped by people doing the work.

Setup happens right inside the app, in a few short steps: your details, your business, your rates. No demo call, no sales gate.

Onyx keeps growing the way it started: installers watching what actually slows epoxy contractors down, and building the smallest, most direct fix for it. Fewer spreadsheets. Fewer dropped leads. Fewer hours spent on parts of the job that should have been automatic all along.