A business development operating system for janitorial companies. Mainstreet Pipeline surfaces the property managers, facility directors, and new buildings in your service area who need a new cleaning vendor — and hands your team the contact and the pitch.
Your team runs the outreach. We don't contact prospects on your behalf.

Permits, certificates of occupancy, and openings in your service area.
When a new management company takes over, the cleaning contract is back up for grabs.
New tenants signing leases mean new cleaning needs.
When major contracts are coming up for rebid.
New decision-makers are far more likely to switch vendors.
Common-area cleaning contracts get reviewed when boards change.
Commercial cleaning is one of the least-prospected industries in B2B. Your competitors are still relying on referrals, walking buildings, and praying the phone rings. The buildings you want are out there — they just haven't met you yet.
Property managers and facility directors are creatures of habit, but they switch vendors more often than you think — usually because the current one missed a complaint, lost a key person, or got bought out. The platform flags those moments so your team can be there.
Most of your competition doesn't know what signal-based prospecting is, let alone how to run it. That's why this works.
Want it configured for your territory and trained into your team? See Mainstreet Managed →
It's business development software for commercial service companies. We map every commercial building in your territory, monitor the public signals that mean a building is about to need your trade, identify the decision-maker, and hand your team a prioritized list with full context. Your people own the conversations — the software makes sure they're talking to the right buildings.
No. We are not an outbound agency and we don't contact prospects for you. Mainstreet Pipeline surfaces the opportunity, the contact, and the reason to reach out. Your team — or the salesperson you hire — runs the outreach and books the meetings using the playbooks in the platform.
Software is self-serve: create an account, set your territory and service mix, and start working your signal feed. Managed is for teams that want us to build it with them — we configure the territory map, signal rules, target accounts, and playbooks, then train your team to run it.
No. Mainstreet Pipeline tracks accounts, signals, contacts, and pipeline stages on its own. If you already run a CRM, you can keep working there and use Mainstreet as the source of targets.
Self-serve accounts get a working territory and signal feed on day one. Managed builds are typically configured within 14 days, including target lists and playbooks for your service mix.
Create an account and see the commercial buildings in your territory today — or have us build your territory map, signal rules, and playbooks with you.