CREAM is the CRM for small teams that sell hard and refuse to pay enterprise prices. It runs on your own server, keeps every deal moving toward a next step, and puts working AI behind each stage of your outreach.
No signup, no login — the demo drops you straight into the app on realistic sample data. It resets itself every night.
Designed around the AWS Well-Architected Framework.
Tell it where you sell. It searches the live web, surfaces real companies and the people who decide, and attaches a source link to every claim — anything it can't verify is labeled, never dressed up as fact.
One click turns a find into a deal, complete with its first next step.

"Which deals are overdue, and which one should I chase first?" — answered from your own records, with a concrete recommendation. The assistant learns new data the moment you save it, and turns an incoming reply into a logged activity with a suggested next step.
It even reads a company's website and fills in the record for you.

Choose up to fifty contacts. The AI reads each company's website and writes every person their own email. You approve each draft; they leave one by one from your own Gmail or Outlook, and every send lands back in the CRM with a follow-up already on the calendar.
Small, personal batches — not bulk mail. Your sender reputation stays yours.

The "My day" panel travels with you on every screen: what's late, what's due today, and which deals are quietly going cold — including the ones that stalled right after a demo. Work through the feed and the day is handled; a morning email digest brings the same list to your inbox.
An empty feed isn't a bug. It's the product doing its job.

Every deal on one drag-and-drop board, or in a Salesforce-style list with your month's numbers on top. Drop a card on Won or Lost to close it — losses always get a reason — and read a deal's health from its card: the next step, and how many people you actually know there.
No deal sits on the board without a next step. That's the house rule.

Deals collapse when your only contact changes jobs. CREAM maps every deal's people — champion, budget owner, technical, procurement — and warns you the moment a serious deal hangs on a single name.
Reps share deals with one click, managers see everything, and deals carry your own product catalog.

| CREAM | Typical CRM subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | One flat license | Per person, per month, forever |
| Your data lives | On your server | On theirs |
| 5 people, 3 years | One license | 180 monthly seat fees |
| Setup | 10 minutes | Weeks, plus a consultant |
No per-seat fees, no usage meters, no surprise invoices. Pick how you want to own it.
$999 / year
$3,999 one-time
Both include the AI features — they run on your own API keys, typically a few dollars a month at small-team scale. Try everything in the live demo first.
A small Linux server — the kind that costs $5–10 a month. We install it for you, or you run one script yourself. The AI features use your own API keys and cost pennies at small-team scale (everything also works without them).
Yes. Everything sits in a database on your machine, backed up automatically every day. Export anything to Excel whenever you like. CREAM never phones home.
One key per company: $999 a year (updates, maintenance and support included) or $3,999 once for a lifetime license with 5 years of updates and support. No per-seat counting: add as many teammates as you want.
Yes — import companies and contacts from a CSV or Excel file in one click.
File attachments on deals, relationship notes on companies and contacts, one-click duplicate merging, a website-form endpoint that turns submissions into leads with a next step already set, monthly targets with a multi-currency weighted forecast, and a rep performance view for managers.
Optional two-factor authentication, automatic lockout after repeated failed logins, an audit log of security events, encrypted credentials at rest, daily backups — and a daily email digest so overdue deals find you even when you don't open the app.
Click through the real product on realistic sample data — no signup, no slides, no sales call.
Opens straight into the app — no signup. AI features are limited in the demo; the full product has no limits.