Your CRM was built for a sales motion you don’t run.

The big CRMs were designed for a hundred-seat sales floor with an ops team feeding the machine. You’re three people closing deals between product calls. So you pay enterprise prices to use a tenth of the product, spend your evenings configuring the tenth you use, and the moment the deal closes — the moment your new customer needs onboarding — the CRM loses interest, because that part happens in somebody else’s tool. The handoff between “Closed Won” and “actually live” is where early SaaS companies lose customers, and it’s exactly the seam most sales software doesn’t cross.


The SaaS Sales Blueprint — from first call to launched customer.

Install it and Planes speaks your language on day one — accounts, deals, quotes, onboardings — then the agent reshapes any of it the moment your motion changes.

A deal pipeline that matches how deals actually move

prospect, discovery, demo, proposal, negotiation, closed. Skip stages when a deal skips them; add the stage only your motion has.

The handoff built in

a won deal becomes an onboarding — kickoff, setup, training, launched — in the same system, so nobody relearns the account in a new tool.

Quotes and contracts without the re-typing

plan tiers, seats, ARR on the deal; quotes generated from it; contracts signed electronically and tied back to the account.

Champion tracking

the stakeholders who sell for you inside an account get their own pipeline — identified, contacted, engaged, champion.

Run it from chat

connect Claude or ChatGPT and ask “what deals stall in negotiation?” or “log the call with Acme” — the agent works the same permissioned system your team does.

Your whole team aboard free

founders, sales, success, support. No per-seat tax deciding who gets to see the pipeline.

That’s the starting point. Your qualification rules, your PLG-assist stage, your renewal motion — describe them and the agent builds them in. That’s not configuration. That’s the product.


Isn’t this what HubSpot is for?

HubSpot and Salesforce are extraordinary products for the companies they were designed around — and heavy, expensive scaffolding for a small team whose sales motion is still finding its shape. Their model is: here are our objects, our stages, our seats; bend to fit, and pay as you grow. Planes flips it: the system is shaped to your motion by an agent that rebuilds it as you learn, your data is reachable from the chat tools you already live in, and your people ride free.


The SaaS Sales Blueprint is new — built after our onboarding agent configured Planes for businesses far outside the trades we started with, from a couple of sentences of context. The first SaaS teams aboard shape it with us: your stages, your handoff, your renewal motion become the Blueprint the next thousand teams install.

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Run the sales motion you actually have.

A two-minute application, read by a human. We build your setup with you — free. You hear back within 24 hours.

See you up there.