For one seller and the 500 people they have met.
$109/yr
billed annually · USD
- Up to 500 contacts
- One visual sales pipeline
- Email and calendar sync
- Basic follow-up reminders
Relationship-first CRM · for B2B teams of 2 to 15
Remember every customer, close every deal with ease
One timeline per contact. One pipeline per quarter. One list on Monday morning, in the order you should ring them.
Five sales teams stopped keeping the truth in a spreadsheet tab called “Final_v3”.
Emails, calls and meeting notes log themselves onto the person they belong to. Gareth’s Wednesday call sits directly above his Friday reply, which is where you would look. Nobody types “see email” into a notes field again.
Auto-logged entries are tagged, so you can tell them from yours.
Drag a deal from Qualified to Proposal and its amount moves with it. Stages are yours: four, nine, or one called “Waiting on legal”. Every column adds itself up, so the total at the top is never a guess.
Reorder stages mid-quarter; open deals keep their seat.
Engagement and fit signals add up to a number from 0 to 100, and the number says why: three opens, one reply, the right headcount. Sort by it on Monday morning and start at the top.
Click any score to see the signals behind it.
Best case and commit, rolled forward every week. Commit counts only deals in Proposal or later; best case adds Qualified. Reading it takes about as long as the kettle.
Closed-won stays out of the forecast lines, so nothing is counted twice.
Nine days without a reply and the deal gets an amber flag and a seat on Tuesday’s list. Keepsly will not send a message on your behalf. It will remember on your behalf, which was the hard part.
Default quiet threshold is nine days. Adjust it per stage.
Link your inbox and calendar. Keepsly reads who you have already been talking to and builds contacts from the last 90 days of threads.
moves between a tangled inbox and a list in order
Name your stages, decide what “quiet” means (nine days unless you say otherwise) and pick the two signals that should drive scoring.
Open Today on Monday. It lists the five people most worth a message, with the reason beside each name.
Three plans, one price each, billed once a year in USD. The decision is mostly how many contacts you have.
Territory is the one with the audit logs.
For one seller and the 500 people they have met.
$109/yr
billed annually · USD
For a team that has opinions about pipeline stages.
$239/yr
billed annually · USD
For when quotas, role permissions and one auditor arrive in the same quarter.
$420/yr
billed annually · USD
I used to rebuild a deal’s history from three inboxes before every call. The timeline does that now, and it has not once forgotten the call on the 4th.
The quiet-deal flag caught a renewal on day nine. We would have noticed around day thirty.
Commit and best case on one page ended the Thursday argument about what we are actually forecasting.
Pick the plan that matches your contact count. Billed once a year, in USD, and your timeline starts filling the moment the inbox connects.
Choose your planThe contact timeline, the drag-and-drop pipeline, follow-up nudges and Monday’s list.
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