Consultancies · Agencies · Professional services
If your business is people, time and proposals, most of what you pay for is a CRM that does not know what you invoiced and an accounts package that does not know what you promised. This is both, on one record.
Somebody fills in the form on your site and becomes a contact with a deal attached, not an email that gets forwarded twice and forgotten.
Written from your service catalogue so the day rate is the day rate, signed in the browser, and filed against the client without a single attachment.
Projects and tasks with time logged against them, on the same client record as the proposal that sold them.
Built from the time and the agreement, sent, and paid by card or bank through Stripe. Retainers bill on the day you set without anybody remembering to do it.
What that client is worth, what that project cost, and which kind of work you should stop taking. All from the same numbers you invoiced.
On your own domain and in your own branding. They approve the quote, read the documents, raise anything they need and pay the invoice in the same place. It costs nothing per client.
The £19 tier is the CRM half on its own. If you later need tickets, dispatch or contracts, they are a setting rather than a migration, because the data is already here.
Pages assemble from sections that read the platform's own data, so a form fill, a reply and a signed proposal are all the same person. Campaign emails go out from the same place the customer record lives.
See the websites pageThere is no seat minimum and no setup fee. A sole trader who bills six clients gets the same product as an agency of thirty.