What it is
A custom CRM built to match your sales process instead of forcing your process into a vendor's boxes. Customisation beyond the base build is scoped and quoted separately as a statement of work.
CHOOSE A SIZE
Start with The Standard. Change it if you need to.
Each size has a fixed, published price. The Standard is selected first because it fits most builds. All prices are NZD and exclude GST. Ad spend and third party software are separate and stay in your own name.
Connected to the tools you run on. Most businesses choose this.
Everything in The Essentials, plus
- The integrations you run on: Xero, Stripe, Shopify and more
- Roles and permissions for the team
- Email and activity history against every deal
- Training and written documentation
Why you might choose thisThe longer explanation, if you want it.
Per-seat CRM rent never ends and the tool never quite fits. A build costs more once, then it is yours, shaped to the business, with no monthly bill growing as you hire.
Subscription CRMs price per seat forever and make you fit their boxes. A custom build costs more once, then it is yours: shaped to how you actually sell, connected to the tools you already run on, with no monthly bill growing every time you hire. Or run it as a service and spread the cost, your choice on every tier.
The proof is in production: a New Zealand wholesale drinks business runs a CRM we built with a live two way Xero connection, raising and sending invoices from one screen. The pipeline mirrors how they sell, because it was built from how they sell.
Straight answers
Why custom instead of a subscription CRM?
Per-seat rent never ends and the tool never quite fits. A build is yours, shaped to the business. Changes beyond the base build are scoped and quoted as their own statement of work, so the price stays honest.
What happens to our existing data?
It comes with you. Importing and cleaning your contacts, companies and deal history is part of every tier.
Why are the prices public?
So you can decide in your own time, and so nobody has to haggle. The numbers are the same for everyone, which means the price you see is the price the last customer paid too.