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// AI-native CRM for revenue teams

Stop chasing tasks. Start closing deals.

Cadencia captures every interaction, prioritizes what matters, and executes the follow-through — with explainable agents working inside the guardrails you set.

No platform fees · No per-seat pricing
You pay when a lead becomes sales-qualified

// The problem

Your CRM became a database you feed. It should be a system that works for you.

Salesforce and HubSpot were built to store data, not to work. So you ask reps to log every call, update every field, and keep every deal clean — and still don't trust the forecast. Follow-ups are random, pipeline reviews are painful, and leaders are flying blind between spreadsheets and stale dashboards.

Cadencia runs the rhythm behind your revenue instead — capturing context, keeping records current, and moving next steps forward with agents that explain what they did and why.

Salesforce · HubSpotCadencia
Salesforce · HubSpotReps log the work after the factCadenciaContext is captured as work happens
Salesforce · HubSpotReminders pile up in a queueCadenciaAgents draft and execute the next touch
Salesforce · HubSpotContext scattered across five tabsCadenciaOne living record per customer
Salesforce · HubSpotAutomation is a rule forest ops maintainsCadenciaEvent-driven agents that adapt in real time
Salesforce · HubSpotHygiene is a quarterly projectCadenciaClean data as a byproduct
Salesforce · HubSpotPriced per seat, per loginCadenciaPriced when a lead becomes qualified
// Why teams switch

Five reasons revenue leaders move to Cadencia

// five reasons on a loop · hover to pause
  • 01

    Follow-ups done, not just assigned

    From reminders to real revenue rhythm.

    Most tools throw tasks at your reps and hope they keep up. When a new lead hits, a deal stalls, or a meeting ends, Cadencia's agents draft the next touch, schedule it, and update the record — inside the guardrails you choose.

    • Detect idle deals and draft re-engagement email for review
    • Turn meeting notes and transcripts into tasks automatically
    • One Today's Rhythm view per rep instead of lists across tools
  • 02

    A unified customer brain, not scattered tools

    Emails, meetings, calls, and CRM fields become one searchable story per account. Ask what changed with Acme in the last 90 days and get an answer grounded in the calls and decisions that actually happened.

    • Explain this deal summaries that give reps instant context
    • Semantic search across calls, email, and docs, scoped to the account
    • One shared timeline per customer instead of five tabs
  • 03

    AI-native workflows with real guardrails

    Event-driven agents listen for the moments that matter — new leads, stage changes, meeting outcomes — and adjust routing, outreach, and priorities in real time. You decide where AI suggests, where it needs approval, and where it runs on its own.

    • Event-driven triggers instead of brittle rule forests
    • Clear reasoning and an audit trail for every AI action
    • Per-tenant guardrails on tone, autonomy, and disallowed content
  • 04

    Clean data and reliable forecasts, as a byproduct

    Instead of nagging reps to update the CRM, Cadencia captures activity automatically and keeps records in sync as outreach happens. Forecasts reflect what is happening in the field, not what was self-reported at quarter end.

    • Auto-logged email, meetings, and tasks tied to the right records
    • Lead, deal, and account scores driven by real engagement
    • At-risk views that explain why, not just what
  • 05

    Pay for pipeline, not logins

    Cadencia does not meter seats, dashboards, or storage. Add as many reps and workspaces as you like at no extra cost. You pay when a lead first becomes sales-qualified, on the stages you define.

    • No platform or per-seat fees, ever
    • Billable units tied to your own SQL definition
    • Bands that scale with volume, not headcount
// See the rhythm in action

Four workspaces that guide every rep's day

Cadencia is not another dashboard layer on top of your CRM. It is the surface your team works in.

CadenciaRhythm, not randomness.
Today
  • Today's Rhythm
  • Work Inbox12
Sales
  • Pipeline
  • Customer Brain
  • Accounts
  • Forecast
Execution
  • Beats
  • Cadences + Cues
AutonomyApproval required
Search accounts, deals, conversationsNorthwind · Sales
Wednesday · 14 beats queued

Today's rhythm

Work the list top to bottom — Cadencia handles the orchestration underneath.

  • Beats queued14
  • Awaiting approval5
  • Deals drifting3+1
  • Northwind Logistics — follow-up drafted// meeting ended 2h ago · awaiting approvalReview
  • Halden Group — deal drifting// 11 days since last touch · proposal stageOpen
  • Verity Health — pricing recap drafted// call 08-04 · 38:20 · awaiting approvalReview
  • Arcline Systems — demo confirmed// scheduled Thursday 10:00 · calendar syncedOpen
  • Bellwether Co — champion left// email bounced · no active contact on accountOpen
4 live · 1 paused

Beats

Codify the plays that win — agents generate the sequence, adapt the timing, and pause when a real conversation starts.

  • Inbound demo requestQualified// signal: form fill · 5 min response window · 62 enrolledLive
  • Trial day 3 — no activationProspecting// signal: product event · zero seats invited · 128 enrolledLive
  • Renewal 90 days outNegotiation// signal: contract date · usage down 14% · 31 enrolledReview
  • Closed-lost revival — 6 monthsClosed Lost// guardrail: approval required before send · 44 enrolledDrafting
Account · 412 events indexed

Northwind Logistics

One living memory per customer — ask a question, get an answer with links back to the source.

What changed with Northwind in the last 90 days?

Procurement joined the deal in June and added a security review, which pushed the close date out by six weeks. Pricing moved from three-year to annual at their request. The original champion, Dana Ruiz, was promoted and handed day-to-day to Marcus Vale.

  • // source: call 06-14 · 22:08 — security review raised
  • // source: thread "Contract term" · 9 messages
  • // source: contact change 07-02 · Ruiz → Vale
TimelineNegotiation
  • Pricing call with Marcus Vale08-04 · 38:20
  • Security questionnaire returned07-28 · 61 items
  • Champion handoff: Ruiz → Vale07-02
  • Contract term thread opened06-19 · 9 messages
12 unread · 4 need a reply today

Work inbox

Sell from your inbox without losing the plot — every thread enriched with summary, intent, and the record behind it.

  • Marcus Vale2hRe: Annual term and security sign-offHigh intent
  • Priya Anand5hIntro to our RevOps lead
  • Halden Group1dOut of office until the 14th
Marcus Vale · Northwind Logisticsdeal · $148,000 · negotiate
// Summary

Marcus accepts the annual term and asks for the SOC 2 report before Friday's legal review. He also asks whether unused SQL credits roll forward.

// source: thread 9 messages · last reply 2h ago

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// Pricing

You shouldn't pay for CRM logins. You should pay for pipeline.

Billing starts when a lead first becomes sales-qualified, on the stages you define. Seats, workspaces, dashboards, and storage are free.

  • Startup

    0–50 SQL / mo

    $39per SQL

    • Unlimited seats and workspaces
    • Rhythm Engine and Customer Brain
    • Self-serve setup, email and chat support
  • Enterprise

    300+ SQL / mo

    $19per SQL, from

    • Everything in Growth
    • SSO, SCIM, and data residency
    • Dedicated environment and named CSM
    • Annual commitment with volume floor
Full pricing, SQL billing rules, and FAQ
// What it would cost you

120sales-qualified leads per month

Rates are marginal — the first 50 bill at the Startup rate, the next 250 at Growth, the rest at Enterprise.

Your band
Growth
Effective rate
$32.00 / SQL
Monthly
$3,840
Annualized
$46,080
Seat licenses
$0
// billing: 50 × $39 · 70 × $27

Ready to trade randomness for rhythm?

Get a clear picture of where your revenue motion stands today, and a concrete plan to make your CRM work for you.

Self-serve setup in minutes, not months
Keep your existing tools in the loop via integrations and webhooks