Close more leads with a CRM your team actually uses

Signup to a working pipeline is a single sitting for most teams. You create your stages, import a CSV with guided field mapping, and start working leads. There is no implementation project, no onboarding fee and no consultant in the middle.

No. The 30-day trial starts straight from the signup form — no credit card, no scheduled demo, no qualification call. A demo is available if you'd rather be walked through it, but it is never a gate in front of the product.

All three, without a developer:

• Custom fields for the things your business actually tracks
• Pipeline stages you can rename, reorder and remove
• Separate pipelines per brand, product line or team

If they can use a spreadsheet, they can use WynLeads. The lead table, filters and follow-up reminders are deliberately close to what people already know — keeping the learning curve flat is the entire design brief, because a CRM nobody updates is worse than no CRM at all.

None. WynLeads is billed monthly per seat — add seats, remove seats, or cancel outright, any month you like. No annual lock-in and no cancellation call to sit through.

You choose how many seats to keep and pay only for those. Nothing auto-upgrades, nothing starts charging quietly, and no card is required to begin the trial in the first place.

One seat is one login. Every seat gets the full product — there are no feature tiers to compare, so your newest hire sees exactly the same CRM as your sales head.

Anytime, from your team settings. Billing adjusts from the next cycle, so a seasonal hiring spike doesn't turn into a year of paying for empty seats.

No. The per-seat price is the price of the CRM, including unlimited pipelines, stages and custom fields. Optional AI credits are the only separate line item, and they are opt-in.

Yes — bring the spreadsheet as it is. CSV import walks you through mapping your columns onto WynLeads fields, including custom ones, so you don't have to reshape the file before uploading it.

Three routes, all live from day one:

• Website and landing page forms
• Webhooks from anything that can send a POST request
• A direct Meta Lead Ads connection, so Facebook and Instagram leads land in your pipeline instead of a CSV you have to remember to download

You do. Leads, notes and activity are yours, and you can export them as CSV whenever you want. There is no lock-in and nothing that has to be requested through support first.

Export everything to CSV before you go — the same export that's available on any ordinary day. We would rather you left cleanly and came back later than felt trapped by a product you'd outgrown.

Yes. Each brand keeps its own leads, pipelines and assets, so an agency or a multi-product company can run them side by side without one client's data bleeding into another's.

No. AI credits are an optional add-on for call analysis and the chatbot. The core CRM — capture, pipeline, follow-ups, custom fields, reporting — works fully without ever buying a single credit.

Spark transcribes the call and then tells you what was discussed, what was promised and what the next step should be. The point is to see which conversations actually moved a deal without replaying an hour of audio to find out.

You can feed Spark your product and process context so its analysis speaks your language rather than generic sales-speak. A summary that uses your product names and your stages is one your reps will actually read.

The CRM carries on exactly as before — only the AI features pause until you top up. Nothing about your leads, pipeline or follow-up reminders depends on having credits in the account.

Every account is isolated from every other, access is granted per seat, and all traffic is served over HTTPS. Google Sign-In is supported if you would rather your team didn't manage another password.

Email support and an onboarding guide are included with every seat — there is no premium support tier to upgrade into. If something is broken, you are talking to the people who build it, not a ticket queue.