REAL TOOLS. REAL QUESTIONS. REAL INDUSTRY CONVERSATIONS.
Use What If when you are weighing a move, a pay structure, a pricing change, a booth rent situation, a toxic environment, or a policy that does not sit right. It should help people slow down, compare outcomes, and think more clearly before they react.
Reports are where Project On Main starts showing its teeth a little more. They should help people compare wages, structures, expectations, and market realities in a way that feels useful, not preachy. If someone wants numbers, this is where they should go.
Circles are the community side of the project. Stylists, barbers, owners, nail techs, educators, influencers, and more should be able to land in a room that actually feels built for them. The homepage should always point people back to these rooms.
Pricing is one of the easiest places to undercut yourself or misread the market. The Pricing Guide gives people a cleaner way to compare where they are, what nearby professionals may be charging, and whether they are behind, ahead, or simply overdue for an adjustment.
We are not making this the loudest thing on the homepage, but it still matters. If you want to understand the issue, follow the page, or quietly support the effort, the information is there.
