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Mylance
The 'Shopify' for fractional experts and independent consultants to build their solo-businesses.
What it does
Provides a professional 'turn-key' website builder optimized for consultants. Automates bookkeeping and expense tracking tailored for the self-employed. Features a private community for networking, lead sharing, and peer support. Offers a 'LinkedIn Content Calendar' tool to help experts build their personal brand. Includes educational resources and 'Bootcamps' to help users launch their fractional career.
Why it works
Niche Focus: Targets the 'Fractional' trend, focusing on high-earning experts rather than low-cost gig workers. Community: The lead-sharing network creates a 'revolving door' of high-value projects for members. Consolidation: Replaces disparate tools (Squarespace, QuickBooks, Slack) with a single expert-focused hub. Accountability: Education and bootcamps provide a structured path to 6-figure independent earnings.
Category: Business & Operations
Team Size: 8
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As of 2026
Business & Operations
The 'Shopify' for fractional experts and independent consultants to build their solo-businesses.
Overview
Mylance is an all-in-one business management platform and community designed for high-end independent consultants and fractional executives. It provides users with a turn-key professional website, automated bookkeeping, and a community for networking and lead sharing. By focusing on operations and strategy specialists, it helps skilled professionals graduate from generalist freelancing to building a high-revenue 'Fractional' career.
Funding status: Funded
Customer type: B2C
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: React, Node.js, AWS
Platform: Web
Integrations: LinkedIn, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Calendar
Founder story
Founded in 2020 by Bradley Jacobs and a team of ex-Uber executives in Houston, Texas. Bradley, who launched Uber Freight and built it into a $1B+ business, realized that many top-tier specialists wanted to work for themselves but lacked the 'business backend' to do so. He built Mylance to be the infrastructure for the next generation of fractional work.
What it does
- Provides a professional 'turn-key' website builder optimized for consultants
- Automates bookkeeping and expense tracking tailored for the self-employed
- Features a private community for networking, lead sharing, and peer support
- Offers a 'LinkedIn Content Calendar' tool to help experts build their personal brand
- Includes educational resources and 'Bootcamps' to help users launch their fractional career.
Who it's for
- Fractional Executives
- Operations Consultants
- Product Strategy Experts
- Skilled Independent Workers
Why it works
- Niche Focus: Targets the 'Fractional' trend, focusing on high-earning experts rather than low-cost gig workers
- Community: The lead-sharing network creates a 'revolving door' of high-value projects for members
- Consolidation: Replaces disparate tools (Squarespace, QuickBooks, Slack) with a single expert-focused hub
- Accountability: Education and bootcamps provide a structured path to 6-figure independent earnings.
Growth strategies
- Targeted high- tier professionals leaving Big Tech (Uber, Google, Amazon) to go independent.
- Used a high- value 'Consultant Bootcamp' as a primary lead generation funnel.
- Leveraged founder- led growth on LinkedIn to build authority in the 'Fractional' movement.
- Raised $1.42M in funding to expand their proprietary software and community features.
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- HoneyBook: More focused on creative service providers (photographers/planners); Mylance is for high-end business consultants.
- Polywork: A professional social network; Mylance is a full business operating system and private community.
- Mylance is the best choice for professionals who want to turn their expertise into a high-revenue solo business.