Blue for Sales CRM
Close more deals,
faster.
Customers, deals, invoices, accounts, contacts — Blue gives you the primitives, not a prescriptive shape. Build the pipeline, fields, references, and automations that match how your team actually sells, then connect the rest of the business in the same workspace.
Drag a deal. Run a real pipeline.
Below is the actual product — not a marketing video. Move deals between stages, edit a field, fire an automation. This is what your team gets on day one.
A CRM with the depth of a real database. And none of the ceremony.
23
field types — every pipeline custom-shaped
39+
automation triggers — every routing rule
0
per-seat fees — sales ops, finance, CS included
1
platform — sales next to ops, finance, delivery
What a sales team runs on Blue.
Four patterns that show up across every sales team — from a one-rep founder tracking deals to a 50-person org with multiple product lines.
Pipeline tracking
Custom pipeline stages per product line. Drag deals between stages, group by AE or territory, and see weighted forecast at a glance.
Account 360
Accounts reference contacts, contacts reference deals, deals reference invoices. The full account picture in one connected view — no tab-switching.
Lead qualification & routing
Public forms feed leads into the right pipeline. Automation rules route them to the right AE based on size, geography, or product fit.
Forecasting & dashboards
Live dashboards for pipeline coverage, win rate, and rep performance — generated from the same records the team works in every day.
01 · Pipeline visibility
One pipeline. Every angle.
AEs see today's deals on a Kanban. The VP sees forecast on a Table. Marketing sees the funnel on a Calendar. Customer success sees renewals on a Timeline. Same records, role-appropriate view.
02 · Forecasting & dashboards
Forecast at a glance. Live.
Pipeline coverage, win rate, and rep performance — dashboards generated from the same deal records your team works in every day. Build once, share a link.
Revenue by Month
Deals by Stage
Active Leads
Conversion Rate
Avg Deal Size
This Quarter
03 · Lead intake & routing
Lead in. AE notified.
Public forms turn into deal records the moment a prospect submits. Automations route them to the right AE by territory, deal size, or product. Status changes email the AE owner. Stalled deals nudge the manager. No manual data entry.
04 · Conditional automations
When a deal crosses a line.
Watch a filter — stalled, slipping, over discount, gone cold. When a deal crosses the line, fire one branch; when it crosses back, fire the other. The engine behind stage-slip alerts, discount approvals, and re-engagement plays.
Deal · Acme Corp
priority = 'high'ANDstage = 'open'05 · Scheduled automations
Pipeline review, on schedule.
Monday pipeline reviews, weekly forecast snapshots, end-of-quarter commit reports. Cron-style schedules sweep every deal that matches a filter and fan actions across the whole batch at once.
status = 'overdue'- Report · Q4 Launch
- Task · Ship v2
- Ticket · Billing bug
- Deal · Renewals Q1
- Task · Review design
06 · The case against a dedicated CRM
Don't buy a separate CRM. Run sales next to ops.
A dedicated CRM is a silo by design. Sales sees deals. Operations sees deliveries. Finance sees invoices. Three tools, three data models, three bills, and an integration layer holding it all together.
On Blue, the deal record references the project that delivers it, references the invoice that bills it, references the customer that pays it. One workspace, one data model, one bill — and the team sees the full picture without tab-switching.
- CRMdeals + contacts
- Marketing automationcampaigns + lifecycle
- Billing toolinvoices + subscriptions
- Knowledge baseaccount notes
- Integration gluesyncing all four
- Customersone record per account
- Dealspipeline + forecast
- Contactsinside the account record
- Invoicesattached to the deal
- Knowledgeon the account itself
07 · Permissions
Margins, quotas, and forecast — scoped to the right roles.
Workspace-, record-, and field-level controls. AEs see their own pipeline. Managers see the team. Margin and discount data stays scoped to leadership. Customer-facing roles see only what's safe to share.
From sales teams on Blue
In their own words.
David Zack
Dan Deigan
Ana
Connects to your stack.
Full GraphQL API, webhooks, MCP server, CLI, plus first-class support for Make.com, n8n, Zapier, Albato, and Pabbly. Pipe leads in from your forms, push deals out to your billing system, sync calendar events both ways.
See integrationsAdd a teammate.
Don't add a licence.
Drag the team-size slider to your headcount — pay once for your tier, no recurring per-seat fees. Watch what per-seat pricing looks like at sales-team scale.
One-time payment
You save
$4,741
vs. average over 3 years
One price. Pay once. Forever.
Pay once for your tier — no recurring per-seat fees. Size the tier to your team and move up only when you outgrow it.
Starter
For freelancers & small teams
One-time payment
- 5 users
- 5 workspaces
- 2,000 records per workspace
- 5,000 records per org
- 10GB storage
- 250 automations / month
- 3 webhooks
- 3 dashboards
- 1 custom role
- 20 req/s API rate limit
- Community support
Growth
For growing teams
One-time payment
- 30 users
- 25 workspaces
- 2,000 records per workspace
- 25,000 records per org
- 100GB storage
- 1,000 automations / month
- 10 webhooks
- 10 dashboards
- 3 custom roles
- 50 req/s API rate limit
- Email support
Scale
For large organizations
One-time payment
- 150 users
- 100 workspaces
- 2,000 records per workspace
- 100,000 records per org
- 500GB storage
- 5,000 automations / month
- 50 webhooks
- 25 dashboards
- 5 custom roles
- 200 req/s API rate limit
- Email support
One platform.
Every deal.
Start with one pipeline, hook up a lead form, and let the rest of the team join when they see what you've built.