“I've tried a CRM before and nobody used it.”
It's the most common scenario, and it's almost never the tool's fault. A CRM fails when it's built before anyone understands the process: the team is forced to work in a way that isn't theirs and goes back to the spreadsheet in week two. That's why the method starts with process, not software. And it's why the subscription includes onboarding, videos, templates and checklists — so the team knows how to use it, not just has access to it.
“I don't have time to set this up right now.”
Fair. But the time doesn't disappear: it's already being spent hunting for information, repeating tasks and chasing lost leads — just scattered across the week, where you can't see it. The question isn't whether you have time to set it up. It's how much time you keep paying for not having set it up.
“Isn't it expensive?”
Basic is 50 € a month for five users. Less than an hour of work for most teams. The number that matters is different: what an average deal is worth to you, and how many you lose a year to poor follow-up. If it's more than one, the platform pays for itself.
“What if it isn't for me?”
The monthly plan has no lock-in — cancel whenever you want. And before paying anything, you watch the full demo, free, without talking to anyone. That's why there's no free trial: the demo shows the real platform, not a limited version.
“Are there hidden costs?”
No. Everything that adds to the monthly fee — WhatsApp, SMS, calls, email marketing, AI agents — is listed with unit pricing on the add-on modules page, in the open, and nothing is switched on unless you ask. All figures exclude VAT.