Five deals a week. You will know when one goes quiet.
Deal management for one to five sellers, built by someone who carried a bag for fourteen years at IBM, Oracle and Minitab. Run as your own instance in Frankfurt.
- 01Northwind Logisticsyesterday · pricing call, asked for referencesmoving
- 02Halden Medical3 days ago · demo booked for Tuesdaymoving
- 03Brackwater Institutethis week · legal reviewing termsmoving
- 04Vesta Foods23 days ago · waiting on purchase ordergone quiet
- 05Kestrel Energy5 days ago · second stakeholder joinedmoving
example companies
▸ reading the note history
verdict · stalled
"Both contacts gave a positive buying signal and want implementation, but the deal is blocked on an administrative gap: no entity, VAT or company number, so the local office cannot raise a purchase order. There is a plan, a rep flying out on the 26th, but that is over three weeks away with no interim step."a real verdict, anonymised · not a summary of the notes
Pick five
Everything you have ever spoken to on one side. Five on the desk to keep the focus.
Write what happened
One line after each call. That is the whole input, and the only thing asked of you.
Get told what is dying
It reads the gaps and the wording, and names the deal that stopped moving, and why.
~/overview
You already own a CRM.
Be honest about the last time anyone filled it in.
Five is not that. Five slots to keep the focus, and one line written after each call. It reads the history and tells you which deal has stopped moving and why.
That is what a good sales manager does in a pipeline review, and what most teams this size have never had.
Nico runs his own pipeline in it, daily. The one-line note was designed by someone who hated filling in CRMs for fourteen years.
~/how it differs
Less on purpose.
Everything else on their lists, they have and this does not. Forecasting, marketing, territories, an app marketplace. Reporting is absent on purpose: your Postgres, read straight from Power BI and Excel, beats a dashboard built twice.
| Compared on | Five | Pipedrive | Salesforce |
|---|---|---|---|
| on your desk | Five prospects, capped | Everything you own | Everything you own |
| what it hands you | A verdict on one deal, in prose, with its reasoning | Fields and a pipeline view | Scores and dashboards |
| what the AI costs | Included, nothing per action | Bundled into the seat | Per action, in credits |
| where notes sit | Your own database, in Frankfurt | Their cloud | Their cloud |
| getting data out | Your own Postgres. Power BI and Excel connect straight to it | Exports and an API | Exports and an API |
your data
Your own database, in Frankfurt.
Row level security on the shared instance; your own Postgres on Team and Private. Stockholm on request for Nordic customers.
stack
~/pricing
Three plans. The list stops at five.
No roll-up views, no deal ownership, no territories: a tool built on a cap of five has no business pretending to run a sales floor. Bigger than that? Ask anyway, there are custom options.
Solo
- Shared instance in Frankfurt, your rows isolated at the database
- Unlimited analyses and drafts
- Light and dark as standard
Team
- Your own database, on shared infrastructure in Frankfurt
- Unlimited analyses and drafts
- Everything in Solo
- Read-only SQL for Power BI and Excel
Private
- Your own instance and database, on your own subdomain
- Unlimited analyses, or bring your own model key
- Signed data processing agreement
- Your brand on request
- Read-only SQL for Power BI and Excel
Prices excl. VAT. Pay yearly, get twelve months for ten. Thirty days to try it, because the reading needs a note history before it has anything worth saying.
~/questions buyers ask
Asked by sellers.
Fritz knows this page too, if you'd rather ask him.
Why only five?
To keep the focus. Everything you have ever spoken to stays on one side; five sit on the desk.
What do I have to type?
One line after each call, saying what happened. That is the whole input.
Does the AI cost extra?
No. Analyses and drafts are unlimited and included. On Private you can bring your own model key.
Where is my data, and can I get it out?
In Frankfurt by default, Stockholm on request. On Team and Private it is your own Postgres, and Power BI and Excel connect straight to it.
We are bigger than five sellers.
The plans stop at five on purpose. Ask anyway: there are custom options.
Can I try it first?
Thirty days. The reading needs a note history before it has anything worth saying.
~/see the real thing
Try it before you read about it.
~/your instance
Which of your deals
went quiet?
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