These rankings are based on data from September 2026
Company
Mytime
Years in business
- 13
Number of employees
- 11-50 employees
Country
- United States
MyTime is a cloud-based, modular platform built for multi-location enterprises and franchises. It unifies appointment scheduling, POS, marketing automation, client and staff management, reputation and listing management, and analytics to increase bookings, reduce no-shows, and optimize customer lifetime value. The platform supports online and in-store payments with transparent rates and offers mobile apps for iOS and Android.
API Availability
- Unknown
Ranking position over time
October 2025 - September 2026
#778
Best rank
#1,154
Lowest rank
12-month trend
#548
Best rank
#884
Lowest rank
12-month trend
#1,934
Best rank
#2,838
Lowest rank
12-month trend
#946
Best rank
#1,032
Lowest rank
12-month trend
Use
appointment & meeting scheduling
client management
data visualization
invoice & payment processing
marketing automation
messaging
point of sale
reputation management
Position of Mytime on sub rankings
September 2026
AI data visualization
16 out of 863
AI invoice & payment processing
12 out of 544
Appointment & meeting scheduling
5 out of 484
Reputation management
2 out of 74
United States
744 out of 22,168
AI data visualization
16 out of 863
AI invoice & payment processing
12 out of 544
Appointment & meeting scheduling
5 out of 484
Reputation management
2 out of 74
United States
744 out of 22,168
Industries
facility & real estate
it
marketing & sales
personal
retail & e-commerce
Integrations
android app
ios app
pos hardware
search engines
social media platforms
Company
Mytime
Years in business
- 13
Number of employees
- 11-50 employees
Country
- United States
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