Founding provider access

The money movesWhen the work does

This is what that looks like.

Claiming is open. No payment, no commitment.

SAVALLIO CONTRACTExample contractFUNDED

Basement finish

$12,400

held until each milestone is met

RELEASED
$3,100
REMAINING
$9,300
  • Demo and haul-offapproved 8.4.26$3,100
  • Framing and rough-inheld, awaiting approval$4,650
  • Final and punch listnot started$4,650

THE PROBLEM

The work moves. The money doesn’t.

You quoted the job. You bought the materials. You showed up on time and did it right. Then the payment took weeks, or the final draw never came at all.

On the other side of that job, a homeowner wired thousands of dollars to someone they had met twice and hoped for the best.

Both of them are guessing. Not because either one is dishonest, but because the payment and the work were never connected to each other.

How a Savallio contract works

  • 01

    Agree the work

    Describe the job in plain words. AI drafts the scope, the price, and the milestones into one contract, and you both sign it. No templates, no lawyer, no back and forth.

  • 02

    The money is held

    The customer funds the contract before the work begins. You can see it is there. It is not yours yet, and it is not theirs to spend.

  • 03

    The money releases

    Finish a milestone, the customer approves it, that portion releases. Final payment releases when the last milestone closes, so the end of the job is the end of the waiting.

Claim My Founding Spot

888 founding provider accounts

Founding provider accounts are capped at 888. They are not reissued. Once all 888 are claimed, new providers join the waitlist.

FOUNDING ACCOUNTSOPEN

Founding provider access

168CLAIMED OF 888
CLAIMING OPEN888 SPOTS

888

FOUNDING PROVIDER SPOTS

Founding providers get:

  • Permanent founding status on the account
  • First access to the Savallio app when it ships
  • Referral links that pass founding status to your own network
  • Free for the first 12 months after the app goes live

After that, a founding rate, locked permanently.

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Questions

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Do my customers need to download an app?

No. A customer can review, accept, and fund a Savallio Contract from any browser.

Is this only for contractors?

No. Savallio is built for service providers in every industry. Construction is where we started because that is where the problem is loudest.

How is this different from Venmo, Zelle, or taking a card?

Those move money on instruction. They have no idea what the money was for. A Savallio Contract ties the payment to the work itself.

What if my customer will not use it?

They do not need an account or an app. They open a link, see exactly what they are paying for, and fund it from their browser.

What happens after the 888 founding accounts are claimed?

New providers join the waitlist and are invited in order.

More About Savallio

What Savallio is

Savallio is trust infrastructure for service work. Every payment is attached to a contract with defined milestones, and the money is held until the work behind each milestone is approved.

The customer funds the contract before the work starts. The provider can see the money is held. When a milestone is finished and the customer approves it, that portion releases automatically. No invoice, no follow-up, no waiting on net 30.

Why neither party can move it alone

Once a contract is funded, neither party can move the money alone. The customer cannot pull it back on a whim. The provider cannot draw it early. A release requires a completed milestone and an approval, and every release is recorded against the contract that governs it.

That is the whole design. Most payment products move money the moment somebody tells them to. This one waits for the work.

Who it is for

Savallio is built first for skilled trades and contracting: general contractors, remodelers, roofers, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, concrete and masonry, landscaping, painting, flooring, and custom builders, along with the subcontractors and crews who work alongside them.

The second side is their customers, the homeowners and businesses hiring that work, who are currently paying for work before it exists.

Founding providers receive two referral links that pass founding status to their own network.


Venmo knows the amount. Savallio knows the work.

Venmo, Zelle, and a card on file all do the same thing. They move money the moment someone tells them to. Nothing in that transaction knows what the money was for or whether the work was done.

A Savallio Contract is different. The payment instruction and the scope of work are the same object. The customer funds the contract before work begins. The money is held until each milestone is complete, and that portion releases to the provider.

What that changes:


  • You know the money is there before you pick up a tool
  • Your customer knows exactly what they are paying for and when
  • The schedule of work and the schedule of payment stop being two different documents
  • Nobody has to be chased, because nobody has to be trusted on faith
  • Every completed job builds a record that follows you to the next one
  • Every release is recorded against the contract that governs it