Give each person only the apps they use, no commitment

Mail, Drive, Chat, Documents, Calendar, Meet, PDF, Passwords and the org chart come with the apps you buy, at no extra cost and with no separate line on the bill. Kayla is available separately as the most affordable AI employee you can hire.

Only the apps a given person needs. Each one has its own price, per user, per month. Give your sales lead the CRM, your accountant invoicing and expenses, someone else just the one tool they open: two people in the same company cost different amounts, and it arrives as one bill.

Yes, and that's the normal case. There is no suite to buy into, no minimum number of users, and no annual commitment. Add an app in the middle of the month and the bill follows it; drop it and it stops.

Because you stop paying for the apps nobody opens. Compare them one at a time: our CRM against Pipedrive or Sellsy, our e-signature against DocuSign or Yousign, our projects against Monday. Every competitor price we quote is their annual-commitment rate, the cheapest they publish, while ours is monthly with nothing to sign.

No. E-signature doesn't cap signatures, forms don't cap responses, link tracking doesn't cap clicks, and meetings aren't cut off at 40 minutes. Where the tools we replace sell you a quota, we sell you the app.

No, and most people shouldn't. Start with the one tool you're unhappiest with, keep the rest where they are, and move a second app once the first has earned it. Everything that comes included is already waiting whenever the rest catches up.

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with automatic backups. Every user also gets the password manager for free, because the average breach starts with a reused password rather than a broken server.