CRM for Startups
The CRM that works like your first sales hire.
Before you can afford SDRs, Karrie and seven agents work your pipeline — qualifying, following up, booking, and forecasting 24/7. Flat pricing that doesn't punish you for growing.
Where startup pipelines leak.
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Founder-led sales doesn't scale
Every hour spent chasing follow-ups is an hour not spent building — but leads can't wait.
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Tool sprawl before product-market fit
A CRM, a scheduler, an email tool, an invoicing app — four subscriptions before the first repeatable sale.
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Per-seat pricing vs. a growing team
Legacy CRMs charge more every time you hire, exactly when cash matters most.
Built for how startups actually sell.
An agent team from day one
Eight AI agents qualify, follow up, book, and forecast — the output of a sales pod without the payroll.
One tool, whole lifecycle
Pipeline, scheduling, invoicing, client portal, and chat in one system — cancel the other four subscriptions.
Investor-grade forecasting
Revenue forecasts with a confidence level, and a weighted pipeline you can put in the board deck.
Flat pricing that scales with you
From $49/month, unlimited contacts, no per-seat tax. Grow the team without growing the bill.
How a startup pipeline runs.
How a seed-stage team runs sales on AutomateNexus CRM before the first sales hire.
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Leads from everywhere
Website forms, waitlist signups, inbound email, and outbound replies all become scored leads. The AI SDR agent qualifies each one against your rules.
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Founders see only what matters
High-intent accounts post to Slack with a drafted reply attached; the rest run in sequences without anyone touching them.
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Demos on the calendar
Booking links carry real availability. The notetaker records from your microphone, and the summary files to the meeting record.
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Close and collect
Proposals go out for e-signature; invoices and Stripe payment links follow from the same record.
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Numbers for the board
The revenue forecast comes with a confidence level, and the report builder turns the pipeline into the slide.
The agents that work a startup pipeline.
Every plan includes Karrie and seven specialists. These are the ones startups lean on most, with your approval on anything sensitive and an audit trail on everything.
See how the agents work- A1KarrieAI Co-PilotFlags stale deals and overdue tasks in a daily check-in and drafts the replies that need a founder.
- A2ResearchAnalystEnriches inbound accounts and briefs you before calls.
- A3SalesCloserRuns follow-up sequences and books demos.
- A4SchedulerPlannerOwns the demo calendar and reminders.
- A5AnalyticsForecasterForecasts revenue and flags deals that are slipping.
The tools startups already use.
- 01SlackForm submissions and workflow alerts posted to your channels through incoming webhooks.
- 02GmailSign in with Google to log recent mail to the timeline; send from your address via SMTP.
- 03Google CalendarTwo-way sync every 15 minutes, with booking pages that read it.
- 04ZoomAuto-schedule calls and capture meeting briefs.
- 05Google MeetSchedule Meet calls from chat and records.
- 06StripeInvoices, bookings, products and forms paid through Stripe Checkout.
- 07ZapierTrigger Zaps from twelve CRM events and write records back through the REST API.
- 08n8nWebhook node in, HTTP Request node out, self-hosted or cloud.
- 09NotionImport Notion pages into the knowledge workspace.
- 10GitHubPublish CMS sites to your own GitHub repo.
What to look for in a CRM for startups.
Whether or not you choose us, hold every vendor to these.
Agents on every plan
The AI should be included from the first plan, with the option to bring your own model keys so you control the bill as you scale.
Flat pricing
Unlimited contacts and no per-seat tax. A CRM that charges per seat bills you for every hire before the hire produces revenue.
API and webhooks from day one
You will wire product events into the CRM within a month. Signed webhooks, scoped keys, and rate limits should be there on the starter plan.
Export any time
Your data in open formats with no exit fee, plus an API to pull it programmatically. Lock-in is a cost you pay later.
Setup measured in hours
Connect email, import contacts, share a booking link. If the vendor quotes an implementation project, it's built for a different company.
CRM for startups, answered.
It's built for exactly that stage — the agents do the work a team that size can't staff: instant lead response, follow-up sequences, scheduling, and clean data.
Your data is yours: one-click full export in open formats and a complete API, with no exit fees. But with unlimited contacts and white-label on higher plans, teams tend to scale on it, not off it.
Most teams are live the same day. Connect Gmail or Outlook, import contacts, and put Karrie to work the same day.
From $49/month flat, unlimited contacts, all eight agents on every plan, 7-day free trial with no credit card.
You get the AI SDR agent: it qualifies every inbound lead against your rules, enrols fits in sequences, watches replies, and hands hot conversations to a human with the context attached. Net-new sourcing comes through the Kuration AI partnership with your own key.
Yes. Import Notion pages into the knowledge workspace, and get deal alerts and Karrie briefings in Slack.
Yes. Annual billing is available on every plan and priced below monthly; the pricing page shows both.
Add them. Pricing is flat with unlimited contacts, and per-agent autonomy controls let a new rep start in approve-first mode.
Put the agents on your startup pipeline.
Start your 7-day free trial. No credit card. Karrie is ready on day one.