Finally, a CRM designed and built by a seller.

Ruthless AI CRM keeps your accounts straight, writes the email you approve, and follows up until the buyer answers. Built by a salesperson who still has a number to hit.

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The DROS screen: today's counts, a buyer reply waiting, the top action with its reasons, meetings today, and at-risk deals
Every morning starts on one screen. DROS shows what came back overnight, who to call, what is slipping and what is on the calendar. Everything on it is a button, not a report. Demo company, demo numbers.
A Pursuit: the brief, the first email sent on the 26th, the follow-up sent on the 30th, status active
This is what it writes. A Pursuit on a body shop: the brief in the rep's words, the first email, the follow-up four days later. This one is on Autopilot: the rep approved the first email, and the Pursuit wrote and sent the follow-up four days later from the rep's own mailbox. On the default setting each follow-up waits for the rep's OK instead. Both stop the moment the buyer answers. The company is a demo; your screens are built around what you sell.
Compose: the recipient, four angle buttons, the subject and body waiting
You pick the angle, the reason this buyer should care, and it drafts into this box. You edit it or write your own. Nothing leaves Compose that you have not read on screen.

Three plans. The list, the draft, the follow-up. Stop at the one you will use.

The CRM $49 a seat a month

Accounts, contacts, deals, tasks and leads, the way a rep keeps them. Paste a signature block and it becomes a contact. Every address is checked before you send to it. A daily screen tells you who to call, what is slipping and what came back overnight. A Post Sales Kanban tracks the order after the win.

The CRM + Composer $109 a seat a month

Pick the angle, the reason this buyer should care, and it drafts the email from the notes on the account. You edit it. Replies draft in the thread. Ask the Ruthless Assistant what to do next on any account and it reads the record and answers. Nothing sends until you read it.

The CRM + Composer + Pursuits $199 a seat a month

Approve the first email and the Pursuit writes each follow-up on the cadence you set and waits for your OK, or, on Autopilot, sends them on its own. Either way it goes from your own mailbox and stops the moment the buyer answers. Twenty-five Pursuits a month, more when you need them.

Every number on one page

Your mailbox. Your name. Your call.

Every email goes out from your own Google, Microsoft or company mailbox, as you. What you write in Compose sends only after you have read it. A Pursuit writes each follow-up and waits for your OK. Put it on Autopilot and it sends them on its own after you approved the first email. Either way it stops the moment the buyer answers or you say stop.

When you connect a Google mailbox, the service asks for one permission: to send. It does not ask to read your mail. Replies come back through an address the service manages, so it can stop a Pursuit when a person answers, without ever looking in your inbox. Microsoft works the same way: sign in and send, nothing more.

What we keep, why, and for how long is in the Privacy Policy.

Who it is for

Reps and owners at small businesses in the United States who sell to other businesses and do the selling themselves. One seat or twenty.

It is not for personal use, and it is not for sending to people who did not ask to hear from you. The Acceptable Use Policy says so in plain words.

Fourteen days. No card.

A trial is the top plan, one seat, ten Pursuits. When it ends, nothing is charged and nothing is lost: you can read and export everything for thirty days. Buy a plan and you pick up where you left off.

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For US businesses that sell to other businesses. Your sign-in opens at app.ruthlessacrm.net. Same product, same company.