Ran the numbers on this after talking to a dozen local business owners while setting up FreshFold.

Most restaurants, salons, and clinics handle uniforms one of three ways:

1. Employees wash at home — inconsistent quality, uniforms fade/shrink fast, liability if something goes wrong with branded gear.

2. Drop-off at a random cleaner — someone has to make the run every week, per-item pricing adds up fast and is unpredictable month to month.

3. A national linen service — locked into long contracts, minimum item counts, and fees for anything outside the standard package.

The fix that actually works for most small operators: a flat-rate weekly pickup/delivery contract. You stop thinking about it entirely — no drop-off runs, no per-item math, no contract lock-in. Clothes just show up clean.

That's literally why we built FreshFold — flat $299/mo for weekly pickup, cleaning, pressing, and delivery on up to 50 items. No surprises on the invoice.

If you're running a business with uniforms or linens and you're still doing #1 or #2, you're bleeding either time or money every week without realizing it. Happy to answer questions if anyone's weighing options.