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Most small agencies have no sales team. A founder or a project manager handles sales between everything else, so a lead sits wherever it happened to land until someone remembers it.
It reads your mail and your outbound threads today, with Slack, sheets and DocuSign next, and picks out what needs you: a new lead, a reply that is waiting, a signed deal. The rest stays where it is.
Built for small design and dev agencies where whoever answers a lead has three other jobs that day, for studios without a sales hire where the founder is the whole sales team, and for teams pitching on Dribbble or Contra who need to know who never wrote back.
Most CRMs wait for someone to type things in. Pypero starts from the mail and messages your team already has.
Pypero works out who is writing and what they want. A stored email tells you a message arrived. Pypero tells you it is a new lead with a budget and a deadline.
An outbound pitch, a quiet lead and an unanswered thread all stay on the list until someone acts on them.
Roles and page-by-page access mean each person opens what is theirs and nothing else.
Every request and every deal sits in one funnel, from the first reply to a signed contract and a finished project. There is no spreadsheet to keep in sync and nothing that lives only in someone's memory.
Pitches your team sends on Dribbble and Contra get their own queue, so a conversation that went quiet does not disappear.
Invite your team and decide what each person can open. A new hire sees what they need on day one.
The numbers in Pypero are built from the channels your team already uses, so nobody has to fill in a form.
Pypero reads the message and fills in the card: what they need, their budget, their timeline and their industry. Nobody looks up a prospect by hand.
Every client keeps a record of who introduced them, and introductions can chain. You always know whom to thank.
Guess what a CRM should do in each case, then click the row to see what Pypero does.
Before Pypero I kept the pipeline in my head and in three browser tabs. Now I open one board in the morning and see who wrote in, who is waiting for an answer and which pitch went quiet. Nothing depends on my memory any more.
Pypero already reads your inbox and reports into Telegram. Click an item to see what we are building.
No forwarding, no copy-paste and no form to fill in. Pick a message below and see what Pypero does with it.
Pypero sees it when it lands, in the inbox you already use.
It works out who is writing and what they want, and decides what to do.
What matters lands on the board and in Telegram. What does not is left alone.