Practice management software that actually understands Canada

An AI assistant that actually knows how to run a Canadian business

Generic AI tools give you advice built on US data. BLS wage figures from Texas. Section 179 deductions that don't exist in Canada. Seasonal patterns for the US Sun Belt. Cue is different — it's grounded in Statistics Canada data and CRA tax rules.

• Your T2125 business activity code

  The field that trips up every first-time filer. Cue knows the correct CRA code for all 26 practices.

• GST/HST registration and your provincial rate

  The $30,000 threshold, your province's combined rate, input tax credits, and quarterly remittance timing.

• CCA equipment classes — not Section 179

  Class 50 for your laptop. Class 8 for your camera gear. Class 12 for software. Half-year rule included. Section 179 is American.

• What freelancers in your practice actually earn in Canada

  Statistics Canada income data — P25, median, P75 — for all 26 practices. Not BLS figures from Texas.

• Your province's market context

  Toronto rates trend 12% above the national median. Calgary 15% above. Montreal 8% below. Cue accounts for where you actually work.

• Canadian seasonal patterns

  Your landscaping season runs May–September, not March–November. Your wedding peak is August, not October. The B4 seasonal playbook uses Canadian LFS data, not US averages.

• When to raise your rates

  Canadian service price inflation hit 4.6% in 2023. If you haven't raised rates since 2022, Cue will tell you — and show you why.

• RRSP as your primary tax tool

  Self-employed Canadians get the full 18% contribution room with no employer pension reduction. Cue knows the deadline and the math.

Income data sourced from Statistics Canada T1 Family File, Survey of Self-Employment, and Survey of Household Spending (2021–2023). Statistics Canada Open Licence.

Priced in CAD. Charged in CAD.

Not a USD price with a small-print note about exchange rates. CAD pricing from the first page you see, through Stripe checkout, to your receipt. What you see is what you pay.

Free plan available with no credit card required. All 26 practices included on every plan. Full pricing details →

Canadian privacy law. By default.

PIPEDA — Canada's federal privacy law for commercial organizations — governs how Businys collects, uses, and protects your data. Because we're a Canadian company running Canadian infrastructure, compliance isn't a feature we've bolted on. It's the foundation we built on.

If you're in Quebec, Law 25 (Bill 64) requirements are handled. If you serve European clients, Canadian data residency already satisfies GDPR's third-country transfer rules — Canada's adequacy decision has been in place since 2002.

The United States has no federal privacy law equivalent to PIPEDA. Storing your business data with a US provider means operating under a patchwork of state laws and federal statutes that can compel disclosure without your knowledge. Canadian jurisdiction is meaningfully stronger protection.

26 practices. Every one built for how you actually work.

Photography. Fitness. Landscaping. Consulting. Cleaning. Wedding planning. Hair and barber. Massage therapy. Tutoring. Tattoo. Yoga. And 15 more. Each practice has its own vocabulary, workflow stages, and features — plus Cue intelligence grounded in how that practice actually runs in Canada.

One subscription covers every practice you run. Switch between them without switching tools.