Priority deal focus
Surface the deals that need motion this week—not the ones already stalled.
TotalDeal connects your leads, proposals, approvals, project delivery, invoicing, and payments into one workflow—so nothing falls through the cracks and every client makes it to paid.
Free to start. No credit card. Pro $199/mo · Unlimited users.
If you're juggling more than two tools to manage client work, something is already slipping.
You follow up with some contacts, forget others. There's no single view of what's warm, what's stalled, and what needs action today.
The client approves—then nothing moves because the proposal PDF is in email, the project is in a different app, and invoicing is in a third place.
"Did they approve the latest version?" You're digging through threads to figure out what was agreed before you can move forward.
Billing gets handled after everything else. By the time you send the invoice, the context is gone and following up feels awkward.
TotalDeal isn't just a CRM. It's the connective tissue that holds your entire client workflow together—so every handoff is automatic, not a miracle.
Capture and qualify
Scope and send
Review and sign off
Track and execute
Bill on time
Collect and close
Most small teams don't lose deals because of price. They lose because follow-up gets inconsistent and the pipeline becomes a mystery. TotalDeal puts every deal's real status in front of you.
The moment a deal is won, most tools go silent. In TotalDeal, winning a deal starts the project—same client, same context, same record. Nothing needs to be rebuilt from scratch in another app.
Approval chaos is a workflow problem, not a client problem. When review, comments, revisions, and sign-off happen in one place—everyone can see what's approved, what's pending, and what's blocked.
Billing delays cost small teams real money. When your invoice tool is disconnected from your delivery workflow, billing always gets pushed to "later." In TotalDeal, invoicing is right where the work already lives.
Demo-environment screenshots—not mockups. See how the pieces stay connected across the full lifecycle.
Surface the deals that need motion this week—not the ones already stalled.
Proposals, contracts, and client files stay tied to the deal—not floating in Google Drive.
Tasks, follow-ups, and events all connected to the deals and clients they belong to.
Every tool has its place. But if you do client work, the problem isn't the CRM. It's what happens after the deal closes.
HubSpot is excellent at contact management and pipeline. But proposals, approvals, project delivery, and invoicing all require add-ons, integrations, or workarounds.
Pipedrive keeps deals organized well. But once the deal closes, delivery happens somewhere else. Invoicing happens somewhere else. Context evaporates.
Spreadsheets are flexible, but they're owned by whoever built them, don't send reminders, can't manage files, and fall apart the moment two people need to work in the same place.
We used to track proposals in a spreadsheet and invoices in FreshBooks. After a deal closed, half the context was gone. TotalDeal fixed that—everything lives in one place and invoicing happens the same day delivery wraps.
AI Deal Doctor is the first feature I've used that actually changed my behavior. I check it in the morning, it tells me what's slipping, and I actually follow up. We closed 20% more deals this quarter because of it.
Setup took a day. We replaced our CRM, Notion boards, and invoice tool. The thing that surprised me was how much faster we get paid—because invoicing is right there when you close the project, not something you remember two weeks later.
No per-seat pricing surprises. One flat rate covers your whole team.
No. TotalDeal starts with a CRM but covers the entire client lifecycle: proposals, document approvals, project delivery, client portal, invoicing, and payment collection—all connected to one customer record. If you only need a contact list, there are simpler tools. If you need a CRM that supports how service work actually gets done, TotalDeal is built for that.
Most teams have their first live workflow in an afternoon. Add your pipeline stages, import contacts, set up a document template, and start using it. There's no months-long implementation required.
For most service teams, yes. TotalDeal includes invoice creation, pay links, Stripe-connected payment collection, and invoice status tracking. If you're currently using a standalone invoicing tool, the goal is to eliminate the handoff between project completion and billing.
Yes. The free tier is built for solo operators. Pro covers unlimited users at one flat rate—so growing from 2 to 10 people doesn't change your monthly bill.
No more lost deals. No more approval loops. No more chasing payment. Set up in an afternoon—not a quarter.
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Contacts, deals, follow-up, manager visibility, and forecasting.
Practical comparison for buyers evaluating fit and workflow depth.
Lead-to-payment workflow when billing is central to delivery.
Client-facing approvals, updates, and payment visibility.
Delivery, approvals, revisions, and invoices from one place.
Run client work without process chaos or tool sprawl.
Leads, scoped work, delivery, invoices, and follow-through.
Connect selling, approvals, delivery, and billing.
Billing, payment follow-up, and CRM together.
Step-by-step operating model from first inquiry to paid.
Owner clarity, stage visibility, and active follow-through.
Shared history, owners, tasks, and deal context connected.
Honest comparisons for buyers coming from familiar tools.
Less setup weight, more usable post-sale workflow.
Pipeline + delivery + billing connected after the close.
Faster time to value and clearer rep execution.
One system for CRM, approvals, projects, portal, and billing.
Rollout, security, education, and deep-dive workflow guides.
End-to-end: pipeline → delivery → approvals → billing.
Complete capability map across every workflow layer.
Free vs Pro breakdown with storage and team access details.
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The product case for consolidating around one client-work system.