I've spent years turning myself into a science experiment.

Peptides, supplements, treatments most people have never heard of, all in the name of wellness and longevity. I'm also an owner-operator of RevShoppe, where the day job is telling B2B software companies their growth systems don't fit anymore. Grove is where those two things actually meet.

See how those connect ↓

Where this starts

I stopped treating my own health like a hobby and started treating it like a system to fix

Peptide protocols. Supplement stacks most people have never heard of. IV infusions on a schedule, not just when I'm run down. Not because I'm chasing a trend. Because showing up tired, foggy, or worn down and calling it fine stopped being an option once RevShoppe (and now Grove on top of it) started demanding more than "fine."

I've spent more money and more Saturday mornings on this than I'd probably admit out loud. It's the one area of my life where I've been willing to be the early, slightly obsessive adopter: the guy asking his doctor about a protocol she's never prescribed before.

None of it comes with a guarantee. That's kind of the point.

The day job

The rest of the time, I help software companies get more customers without the busywork

That's RevShoppe. Most companies we work with are bigger than they were when they picked their current tools, and nobody's gone back to fix the parts that don't fit anymore. We clean that up: more customers coming in, less manual work bogging the team down. We've done that for Siemens, ADP, IBM, Dell, Adobe, Expedia, Booking.com, OpenTable, Capital One, Lyft, NASCAR (and, a little on the nose given what Grove does, Mindbody's own team) among plenty of other names you'd recognize.

The job is almost always the same shape: tell an owner honestly whether their system is the problem, or whether it's the process wrapped around a system that's actually fine. Most of the time it's the second one. That answer costs nothing to give straight, which is the only reason it's worth paying for.

Also running

RevShoppe: more customers, less busywork, for B2B software companies

Grove's partner

Boulevard: one of the platforms Grove partners with

Where I answer directly

jason@grovewellness.co

Why Grove exists

The clinics treating me were running worse software than the companies I get paid to fix

Somewhere between an IV appointment and ordering my next round of peptides, I started noticing the same pattern I see in every RevShoppe engagement, just running in reverse. The wellness operators I was paying, as a client, were smart and genuinely good at the clinical side. Most of them were also stuck on booking software they'd picked in their first ninety days in business and never revisited since. Same disconnect I fix for a living, different industry: a business that outgrew its systems years ago, with nobody qualified sitting on their side of the table to say so.

I've spent my career telling household-name B2B companies their systems don't fit who they've become. Grove is that same read, pointed at the medspas, salons, and wellness studios I'd become a client of myself.

How I'm paid

We earn a fee from the platform you switch to, only if you switch. Nothing from you.

Grove earns a referral fee from the provider a business switches to, when that business switches through us and attends a demo. Not a subscription, not a consulting fee, nothing billed to you. If your current setup already works, telling you so costs us the fee we'd have made sending you somewhere else instead.

The honest version

I'd rather lose that fee than talk you into a switch you didn't need. That's not a value statement. It's the only version of this business that survives more than a few referrals, since word gets around fast in an industry this size.

Grove doesn't run the actual migration. Once you decide to switch, the new platform's own team handles implementation: data export, staff training, go-live. We stay reachable if something goes sideways, but we're not the ones moving your client records ourselves. That's not false modesty. It's the honest edge of what Grove can actually promise.

Have a question before you start?

Email me directly at jason@grovewellness.co, or start with the free assessment and I'll follow up on anything it doesn't answer.

And if you're looking to generate more leads or automate the processes standing between you and a better buyer experience, that's still my day job. I can help with that too :)