Visual CRM for B2B sales teams

Not a filing cabinet for leads — a pipeline that moves.

Bundi puts every contact, deal and follow-up on one drag-and-drop board, so reps always know the next move and managers see the miss before the quarter does.

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Pipelines these teams open before their first coffee.

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Features

Reps sell. Bundi does the filing.

Five things your current CRM makes you do by hand, handled on the board instead.

01 · Pipeline

Stages you own, not stages you inherit.

Most CRMs hand you a funnel drawn by someone who has never carried a quota. In Bundi you rename every stage, set its win odds, and drag deals across with one hand. Everyone sees the move the second it happens.

  • Custom stages
  • Win odds per stage
  • Drag to move

02 · Lead scoring

A score that reads behavior, not hunches.

Opens, replies, pricing-page visits and company fit roll into one number that updates itself. Reps start the morning on the 91, not on whoever left the longest voicemail.

  • Engagement + fit
  • Updates itself
  • Sort by score

03 · Contact profiles

One person. One timeline.

Every email and call lands on the contact it belongs to, not in somebody's inbox. When a rep is out, a teammate opens the profile and picks up mid-sentence.

  • Email history
  • Call history
  • Shared notes

04 · Forecasting

A forecast that argues back.

Live numbers instead of a Friday spreadsheet. Bundi weights every open deal by stage, sets it against quota, and shows the gap while there are still weeks left to close it.

  • Quota tracking
  • Stage-weighted
  • Risk flags

05 · Follow-ups

Follow-ups that fire without being asked.

Build the sequence once: a day-two nudge, a day-four call task, a day-nine close-the-loop note. Bundi sends, schedules, and stops the moment the buyer replies.

  • Auto reminders
  • Stops on reply
  • Task queue

Getting started

Live before your next stand-up.

Three moves between an empty board and a team that drags its own deals.

Connect the inbox

Link email and calendar. Contacts, threads and meetings import themselves and land on the right profile.

Inbox syncedCalendar synced248 contacts imported

Configure the stages

Name your stages, set the win odds, and choose how much engagement counts against fit in the score.

Lead 10%Qualified 30%Proposal 60%Won 100%

Launch to the team

Invite the reps. They drag, scores move, and the forecast updates in the same minute.

Forecast updated just now

Works with your favorite tools

Your stack stays. Bundi plugs in.

Deal alerts in the channel, feature asks on the account that made them, contracts on the deal. No migration weekend.

DiscordDeal alerts in the channel
LinearFeature asks on the account
PagerDutyPage someone when a big deal stalls
DropboxContracts attached to the deal
DatadogUsage signals feed the score
TrelloHand-offs to delivery boards

Plans

Start at $0. Grow into the forecast.

Every plan starts with the same board. Pick how much of the revenue picture you want stacked on top. Prices in USD.

Solo

One rep, one board, nothing to pay.

$0per month

  • Up to 1,000 contacts
  • Single visual pipeline
  • Email and calendar sync
  • Basic deal reminders
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Team

The whole team on shared boards, with scoring doing the sorting.

$49per month

  • Unlimited contacts
  • Multiple pipelines
  • Automated lead scoring
  • Shared inbox and activity timeline
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Revenue

Most popular

For managers who owe a number: forecasts, roles, automation and a human who onboards you.

$549per month

  • Advanced sales forecasting
  • Custom roles and permissions
  • Workflow automation builder
  • Dedicated onboarding and priority support
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From the floor

Overheard at the forecast call.

I used to learn a deal had gone cold at the forecast call. Now the weighted forecast shows the gap the week it opens, before the rep has even noticed.
— Devon K., Sales Manager, Copperline Sales
The lead score reorders my morning. I start with the buyer who opened the proposal three times, not the one who left the longest voicemail.
— Rina T., Head of Sales, Larkspur Software
Two of us run sales and we never double-email anyone now. The contact timeline shows who said what, to whom, on which day.
— Owen P., Founder, Ironbark Training

Pick a plan, drag a deal

Stop babysitting a database. Start moving money.

Set up the board today and watch the forecast react to the first deal you drag.

  • Solo$01,000 contacts, one visual pipeline
  • Team$49 / moUnlimited contacts, automated lead scoring
  • Revenue$549 / moForecasting, workflow builder, dedicated onboarding
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