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Pre-Alpha

The CRM that works for you. Not against you.

CRM, projects, support, knowledge base, and a white-label client portal — every module in every tier, at one per-seat price. Bring your own AI key. Leave anytime with all your data.

  • One price, every module
  • Your AI key stays yours
  • Full export, always
  • Month-to-month

Replacing tools you’re already paying for

HubSpotSalesforceMonday.comFreshdeskNotionZohoChatGPT Teams

Small businesses are overpaying for fragmented stacks.

01

The bill

Four to six subscriptions, each priced per seat, each creeping up at renewal. The stack costs more than it returns.

02

The AI lock-in

Every vendor now sells AI back to you as a mandatory add-on seat, at their markup, on their model.

03

The exit tax

Your data goes in free and comes out expensive — export paywalls, "migration services," annual contracts.

Eight modules. One seat price.

Nothing is an add-on. Every tier gets every module — the only thing that changes with price is capacity.

Smart AI

CRM

Contacts, deals, and pipeline in one view.

Smart AI

Projects

Kanban and timelines tied to your deals.

Smart AI

Support

Tickets from email and portal, one queue.

Smart AI

Knowledge Base

Public or internal docs, searchable.

Activities

Calls, emails, and tasks on a timeline.

Smart AI

Reports

Revenue, response times, module usage.

Smart AI

Dashboard

Your whole business on one screen.

Client Portal

White-label portal on your domain.

Your AI. Your key. Your rules.

Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, or a self-hosted model. You pay your provider directly at their rates — no marked-up “AI seat,” no locked-in subscription. Swap providers whenever you like. Nobody else in this category offers it.

  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Groq
  • Self-hosted

Settings → AI Providers

Anthropic

claude-sonnet-4-5 · your key

Connected

OpenAI

gpt-5.2 · your key

Connected

Self-hosted

llama-4-70b @ 192.168.1.40

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What’s your stack really costing you?

Drag to your team size. Comparisons use published per-seat pricing for comparable multi-module bundles.*

5 seats

PipelineSBM

$115

per month

HubSpot

$450

per month

Salesforce

$875

per month

Zoho One

$185

per month

Versus the average of those three, you’d keep

$4,660 / year

* Published per-seat pricing on annual billing, July 2026, comparing each vendor’s closest multi-module bundle: HubSpot Sales Hub Professional $90, Salesforce Sales Cloud Enterprise $175, Zoho One All-Employee $37. PipelineSBM figure uses the Pro tier at $23/seat.

Side by side.

PipelineSBM compared with HubSpot, Salesforce, and Zoho across ten features
FeaturePipelineSBMHubSpotSalesforceZoho
Every module in every tier✓Per-hubPer-cloudBundle tiers
Bring your own AI key✓———
AI without a paid add-on seat✓——Partial
Full JSON + CSV export, free✓PartialPaid toolsPartial
Month-to-month, no annual lock✓Discount-gatedAnnual✓
No onboarding fee✓Up to $3,500Partner-priced✓
White-label client portal✓—Add-onAdd-on
Support tickets included✓Service HubService CloudZoho Desk
Knowledge base included✓Service HubAdd-on✓
One flat per-seat price$15–35Varies by hub$25–350$37–105

Feature availability per published vendor documentation, July 2026.

One price. Every module.

Per seat, month-to-month. Every feature in every tier — tiers only change capacity.

Starter

$15 / seat / mo

billed monthly

  • All 8 modules
  • 2,500 contacts
  • 5 GB storage
  • BYO AI key
  • Full JSON + CSV export

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Pro

$23 / seat / mo

billed monthly

  • All 8 modules
  • 25,000 contacts
  • 50 GB storage
  • BYO AI key
  • Full JSON + CSV export
  • White-label client portal domain

Business

$35 / seat / mo

billed monthly

  • All 8 modules
  • Unlimited contacts
  • 250 GB storage
  • BYO AI key
  • Full JSON + CSV export
  • Priority support
  • Audit log

Why this exists

“We ran a small business on six subscriptions that didn’t talk to each other, and every renewal felt like a tax on being small. PipelineSBM is the tool we wished someone had built. It’s pre-alpha, and we’re building it in the open.”

— The GridVoid team, building in public