Run the wholebusiness here.
Leads, customers, GST invoices, payments, stock, your team and your books -- 18 modules in one login, so the enquiry that came in this morning and the invoice you raise for it are the same record. Zoho and Odoo want a three-week implementation. This one is running by this afternoon.
No card. One module stays free, forever.
- Official WhatsApp API sending, zero markup on Meta's rate
- Under 1.5s at 10,000 leads -- checked before every release
- Daily owner digest -- yesterday's calls, deals won
- AI assistant answers in plain language, never does the maths
- No caps on records or custom fields, any module
- Pay month by month by UPI mandate -- a full-year invoice only if you prefer it
Past your first ten customers, the cracks show
The founder-does-everything stage does not scale. Three symptoms show up in almost every growing Indian startup we meet.
- 01
Six tools that do not speak
A CRM for leads, Tally for accounts, a stock register in Excel and a WhatsApp group holding it together. The same customer exists four times, spelled four ways.
- 02
Nobody can answer a simple question
What did we sell this month, what is still unpaid, and what is nearly out of stock. Three people, three exports, and the numbers still disagree.
- 03
The big suites want a project
Zoho and Odoo can do all of it, after weeks of setup and a partner's invoice. Most Indian SMBs never finish, and go back to the spreadsheet.
Every rep opens the app to one number: what to do today
Every CRM in this market tracks what already happened -- a dashboard for last month. Saahak works backwards from the target instead: give it your monthly number and how your funnel actually converts, and every rep's queue carries today's number without a second app open.
The ratios are a guess on day one, on purpose -- editable, versioned. Somewhere around 90 logged days, Saahak has enough of your own calls to show you the drift and offer to recalibrate. Never silently.
100 calls -> 40 pick up -> 6 talk properly -> 2 become leads; 20 leads -> 1 client. The chain is the same pure calculation every workspace runs on its own numbers -- target, ratios and working days in, a daily number out.
- On paceOutcomes are tracking the target. Nothing to fix.
- Activity is shortCalls are below the day's prescription -- that is the whole gap, and closing it is just doing more of the same thing.
- A ratio is underperformingThe calls are happening on schedule; one conversion step is running below what you believed. Coach that step, not the dialling.
- Insufficient evidenceUnder 50 logged actions on this step -- too little to call a ratio yet, so Saahak says so instead of guessing.
Live now: the call queue header, My Day, the dashboard card and the goals page all carry the same derived number.
Saahak is AI-powered exactly where that earns its keep, and nowhere else. Describe your business to the assistant in a paragraph and it drafts your goal setup for you to confirm. Once goals are live, ask it “what does my target mean for today” and it answers in plain language from those same figures. The line it never crosses: the assistant words the answer, the maths is always the deterministic engine's. Other CRMs are starting to let a language model guess at your numbers. Ours never lets it near the arithmetic -- that is the difference.
An EA for each person. A CRM-ERP for the company. When everyone is productive, the company makes money. Every morning at 7:30 IST the assistant emails you a brief -- overnight developments, the follow-ups due today by name, what is outstanding, and your pace toward the goal -- and shows the same brief inside the app. It pre-writes the day's follow-up messages as drafts a human reviews and taps to send; it never sends on its own. In the evening it appends tomorrow's plan to the same digest. Inside the app, ask it about your day, your pipeline, your money, or tell it to draft a follow-up.
What the work feels like inside Saahak
Your team's WhatsApp number keeps getting banned
A rep messages leads from a personal phone, or a sync tool built to look like the real thing, and Meta bans the number your customers already have saved -- taking the conversation history with it. Or the CRM tells you a message was delivered when nobody actually confirmed that; the status is a guess wearing a green tick. Saahak sends only through Meta's own Cloud API, on your own WhatsApp Business number, and writes sent, delivered and read only when Meta's webhook says so.
- Approved templates and per-contact opt-out, not a rep's personal phone
- Delivery states written only from Meta's webhook, never inferred
- Zero markup -- you pay Meta's rate, Saahak takes none of it
Your rep is standing in front of a customer, and the app will not open
It works fine on the laptop it was built on. It is much less fine on the Rs 8,000 Android phone a field rep actually carries, on the patchy signal a tier-2 town actually has -- and that is exactly the moment a spinner costs you the sale. Saahak's primary lists load in under 1.5 seconds on a 4x-throttled CPU with 10,000 leads already sitting in the workspace, and that number is a budget: it is checked before any change to the queue, the dashboard or the leads list ships, not measured once for a launch post.
- Tested on a throttled CPU and a slow connection, not the dev laptop
- Re-proven at 10,000 leads, not a clean demo org
- A change that misses the budget does not ship
You find out three leads went cold on the 30th, not the 3rd
Most owners learn what went wrong from a chase-up call at month end, a full cycle after the reps did. Saahak's digest lands before the day starts instead: yesterday's new leads, calls made and the share that were answered, deals won, and the follow-ups your team promised for today that have already slipped. Once a target is set, the same email carries the pace line -- on track or behind, and by how much. It skips a day with nothing to report; no news is not an email.
- Sends only on a day something actually happened -- silence otherwise
- Custom report builder included, not an analytics upsell
- The goal-pace line rides the same email once a target is set
Leaving a CRM should not mean losing your own data
Most CRMs make leaving expensive on purpose: export is a support ticket, a paid add-on, or missing outright, and a 'custom role' that hides a menu item still lets that same login pull every record straight through the API. Saahak enforces roles at the database itself -- an accountant who cannot see leads genuinely cannot fetch them, from the UI or the API. Every audit record is server-written and cannot be edited or erased from inside the app, and exporting everything your workspace holds is one action, any time, on every plan.
- Row-level security enforced by the database, not a hidden menu item
- Audit records are server-written -- nobody inside the app can edit or erase one
- One-click full export, any time, no plan where the button is missing
18 modules, four jobs.
Every stage of the climb has its modules. Switch each one on or off whenever you like. One of them stays free forever -- you pick which.
Most teams start with the calling console. See how one queue works, why the price is per team and not per seat, or how a business like yours would run it.
Win the deal
- Leads
Capture forms, auto-assignment, nothing left to rot
- Calls & WhatsApp
One-at-a-time call queue, official WhatsApp, honest delivery
- Nurture
Sequenced follow-ups so quiet leads resurface
- Quotes
Send quotes, convert the won ones to invoices
- Clients
Contacts with GSTIN and PAN on file
Deliver the work
- Engagements
Track live projects and retainers
- Tasks
Assign work and see what is due today
- Tickets
Support requests in one shared queue
- Deadlines
Compliance and filing dates you cannot miss
Get paid
- Invoices
GST invoices with the CGST and SGST split
- Payments
Record receipts and reconcile
- Products
Catalogue with HSN and SAC codes and rates
- Inventory
Stock on hand, valued as you buy and sell
Run the business
- Books
Double-entry accounts with bank reconciliation
- Purchases
Vendor bills and expense tracking
- HR & Payroll
Attendance, leave and statutory payroll
- Documents
Store contracts and signed files
- Reports
Which source pays, which rep closes, where leads die
One price. One module free, forever.
No tiers to decode and no per-seat maths. Every module is the same ₹249 a month for your whole team, and each one you add costs 5% less than the one before it.
Five modules: ₹1,129/mo -- you save ₹116 every month against paying flat. Ten: ₹2,004/mo, saving ₹486. Billed on a 12-month commitment, GST extra -- every number, worked out.
Every module included for the full trial. When it ends, you keep any one module free, forever -- you choose which. No card needed to begin.
- Clients
- Leads
- Quotes
- Tasks
- Tickets
- + 4 more to choose from
No card. One module stays free after.
Keep one module free forever. Every other module is the same flat ₹249 a month for your whole team -- not per user -- and each one you add costs 5% less than the last.
Every module ₹249/mo. Each one you add costs 5% less than the last -- this example saves ₹38/mo. Prices exclude GST. Saahak is a 12-month commitment -- see the full pricing.
Reach the top of every deal
Set it up in an afternoon. 14-day trial, then a 12-month commitment.