Here's exactly what you get
from sign-up to daily workflow.

Hit the amber “Start your 14-day free trial” button and the form expands right there — no separate sign-up page. Just type your name and email, then “Continue to secure checkout” drops you on a Stripe page where you enter card details.

You won't be charged today. $0 today, first $25 charge lands on day 15, and you can cancel anytime in those 14 days from your account settings — no phone call, no email loops.

Prefer Google one-click instead? The Sign in → Register tab has a “Continue with Google” option that skips Stripe entirely.

This is the heart of SalesCrunchCRM — and the heart of why ACT! 4.0 users feel at home in 30 seconds.

Three columns, just like 1998:

• Business Card (left) — Contact, Company, Title, Phone, Email — the stuff you reach for hundreds of times a day
• Address (center) — full mailing block plus Web Site
• Status + User Fields (right) — Lead / Prospect / Customer tag, plus 10 renameable User Fields (click the pencil to rename them to your industry — “Policy #”, “Renewal Date”, whatever you need)

Below the card: Activities · History · Notes · Files · Groups · Relationships · Opportunities · Audit Trail — every tab ACT! had, none it didn't.

If you used ACT! 3.0 or 4.0, this is the screen you've been looking for since 2014.

Hit Lookup on the toolbar and you get the same Boolean query builder ACT! had — except it runs against 250,000 contacts in MongoDB instead of grinding a desktop SQL Server to a halt.

Pick a field (Last Name, Company, State, Tags, Last Activity, any of your 10 User Fields), pick an operator (equals · contains · starts with · is empty · greater than · less than · between · never), type a value, and click Add Another Condition to stack them with AND/OR logic.

“Everyone in Texas with ‘Tech’ in their company who I haven't called in 90 days.” Three conditions. Two seconds.

Click Opportunities in the sidebar and you land in the Sales Pipeline — drag-and-drop Kanban with every active deal grouped by stage.

Six columns, in classic sales order: Lead → Qualified → Proposal → Negotiation → Won / Lost. The header at the top of each column shows the deal count and the total dollar value — so at a glance you can see “$307K in proposal, $261K negotiating” without opening a report.

Each card carries the deal name, amount, and expected close date. Grab one and drag it from Proposal to Negotiation — the totals at the top recalculate live. Hit + Add at the bottom of any column to drop a new deal in, or + Add Deal top-right to start one from the contact card.

The page header is honest about your whole book: “22 deals · $1.2M in pipeline.” No forecasting models, no probability juggling — just what's actually live.

Click Settings in the sidebar — everything you need to customize SalesCrunchCRM lives here, in one scroll.

Your Profile — name, avatar, email, role badge.

Email — Connect Gmail — link your Gmail in one click and CRM emails go out through your inbox, not a generic sender. Better deliverability, no spam-folder issues.

User Management — invite teammates, set each to Admin / Manager / User. Roles take effect instantly.

Custom User Fields — rename the 10 User Fields on the contact card to match your industry (Policy #, Premium, Renewal Date — whatever). Same workflow ACT! always had, instant cloud sync.

Workspace Backup — one-click export of every custom field, drop-down, and template definition as a JSON file. Restore the whole admin setup to any new install in 30 seconds.

Subscription & billing are handled through Stripe's hosted billing portal — update card, see invoices, cancel anytime. Ask Crunchy “open my billing portal” and he hands you the link, no menu hunting.