Start read-only. Pay when it has earned it.

What am I actually buying?

You should not have to find out in the QBR. SalesSynq spots at-risk deals early and tells your team exactly what to do next. You find out that the renewal has gone quiet while you can still do something about it, and the forecast you carry into the board meeting is one you can defend line by line.

Without that, you already know how the quarter goes. The renewal goes quiet and nobody notices until it is gone. The forecast holds all quarter, then moves in the last two weeks. You get asked why in the board meeting and the honest answer is that you did not know.

With it, pipeline reviews stop being a guessing game. Your team spends the week on the deals where the week still matters, and you walk into the board meeting already knowing which ones move the number. That is what the price buys. Everything below is how much of it you need.

How do I get from here to a forecast I can defend?

Three steps, and the first one takes an afternoon. Every plan runs exactly this loop — what you pay for is how much pipeline it runs on.

1. 1

   Connect your CRM

   Read-only, in a few minutes. Nothing in your CRM changes.

2. 2

   See what is actually at risk

   Every deal scored against the evidence behind it, not the stage it claims.

3. 3

   Act while it still matters

   Your team gets the specific next move, on the deals that need one.

What is in each package?

The cards below are the live catalog — seats, active deals, connections, signals per month, bundled AI credits, analytics and API access. They come straight from the product, so what you read here is what you get.

HubSpot connects today, and so does the rest of the revenue motion around it: Zoho CRM, Freshsales, Jira, Linear, GitHub, Zendesk, Freshdesk, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail / Outlook mail, Google / Outlook calendar, Zoom, Gong. Salesforce comes in as an export you upload, in about ten minutes. Pipedrive, ChurnZero, Trello, Sentry are coming soon. The connection count in each card is a capacity limit, not a list of what we can read.

What do I have to change to buy this?

Nothing. SalesSynq sits beside your CRM and reads from it, so there is no migration, no field mapping your admin has to defend, and no rip-and-replace to get approved. Connect HubSpot and it reads live; bring an export and you have a scored pipeline in about ten minutes, with a plain account of what your data could and could not support before you trust a single number.

Read-only by default. SalesSynq does not write to your CRM records. Routing a task into a work tool is a separate, opt-in permission you grant per tool, and it is refused until you do.

Which tier is mine?

Pick on how much pipeline you carry and where the data has to live. Those are the only two questions that separate the tiers, because none of them changes the answer you get.

• Launch — one team, one pipeline

  You want to know what is at risk this week without starting a project. Connect HubSpot or drop in an export, and you have a scored pipeline the same afternoon. No implementation partner, no data warehouse, and nothing changes about how your reps work.

• Scale — more than one motion

  You run several motions and you have a number to defend across all of them. Higher seat, deal and connection ceilings, plus the analytics and API access your revenue operations lead needs to fold this into how the team already runs. The exact ceilings are in the cards above.

• Enterprise — your security review decides

  When where the data lives is the deciding question, you get managed VPC or on-premise deployment, scoped with our engineers before packaging. That is delivered work rather than a checkbox, which is why the Enterprise card starts a conversation instead of taking a card number.

Does a bigger plan buy a better answer?

No — and that is the point. The things that make a score worth defending are on every plan at every price, because they are the reason to buy SalesSynq at all.

• The evidence behind every score, open to you. Click any score and see exactly what SalesSynq looked at to reach it — on the cheapest plan and the most expensive one.
• When the evidence is too thin, SalesSynq tells you it does not know instead of guessing — and shows you what it could not see. The list of what it will not guess at yet sits on the default dashboard for everyone; there is no version of SalesSynq that hides it.
• The same answer from the same evidence, every time. Two people looking at the same deal on the same day see the same verdict, and can trace it to the same facts.
• SalesSynq publishes scores for deals and aggregate teams, never performance scores or rankings for named people. That is enforced in the product, not promised in a policy.
• Read-only beside your CRM. Routing a task into a work tool is a permission you grant per tool, on any plan.

Which means three things are genuinely not for sale, at any price:

• A better answer. Higher tiers raise capacity, not verdict quality. Workspace publication policy is plan-independent, bounded where required, and recorded with each decision.
• Scoring of named individuals. It is refused inside the product on every plan, and no contract switches it on.
• A performance guarantee. We publish no accuracy figures for the Synq Score, so no plan can arrive with one attached.

How do I actually get access?

Join the private beta and a person reads your request, usually the same day. If you would rather judge the product before the paperwork, run the ten-minute pipeline audit on one export first — it costs nothing, and it tells you more about your own pipeline than this page can.