About Mycel

Mycel is software for small service firms of 2 to 30 people: bookkeepers and accountants, marketing agencies, IT and managed service providers, consultancies and law firms. It does the recurring work a firm owes its clients, in the firm’s own format: monthly client reports, month-end close packs, proposals, document reviews and competitor reviews.

Most small firms turn away clients they could serve because they don’t have the people. Mycel does the work the firm would have to hire for: it reads a client’s files and past work, writes the piece in the firm’s format and under its name, checks every figure against its source, delivers it in the client’s portal and sends the invoice. The first piece for each client comes to the owner to read; after that, work that passes its checks goes out on its own unless the owner prefers to read every one. It also finds businesses that need what the firm sells and drafts a first note to each. Every correction the owner makes is kept for that client.

Mycel is built by Islam Hachimi and backed by Plug and Play Tech Center. The company is based in Newark, Delaware.

Plans run from $19 a month to $699 a month by the number of clients a firm serves, and the first piece of work is free with no card. See pricing, how we handle your data in our privacy policy and security, or get in touch.