Deals

See every deal, drag it forward

Your pipeline as a kanban board: every deal is a card, every stage is a column, and moving a deal forward is a drag. Column totals show what each stage is worth at a glance.

Free forever — no caps, no paid tier, no credit card.

A board that matches how you sell

Stages are yours to define — rename them, reorder them, and mark which count as won or lost. And unlike free tiers that stop at a single pipeline, you can run as many as your business needs: sales, renewals, partnerships, hiring.

  • Unlimited pipelines with custom stages
  • Drag-and-drop between stages
  • Per-column deal counts and value totals

Won, lost, and why

Dropping a deal into a won or lost stage stamps the outcome automatically, and lost deals capture a short reason — so you can look back at a quarter and know not just what closed, but what didn't and why.

  • Automatic won/lost timestamps from stage type
  • Lost reasons captured at the moment you know them
  • Deal history survives stage and pipeline changes

Deals connected to everything else

Every deal links to its contact and company, carries its own activity timeline, and holds its own follow-up tasks. Time-in-stage ordering surfaces the deals that have been sitting still the longest.

  • Contact and company on every deal card
  • Tasks and logged activity per deal
  • Stale deals surface first within a column

Sales pipeline — questions

How many pipelines can I create?
As many as you want. Unlimited pipelines with unlimited custom stages are free — there is no single-pipeline cap like most free CRM tiers.
Can I customize the pipeline stages?
Yes. Add, rename, and reorder stages per pipeline, and mark stages as open, won, or lost. A sensible default pipeline is seeded so you can start immediately.
Does the board show pipeline value?
Yes — each column shows its deal count and total value, so the board doubles as an at-a-glance forecast.

Try sales pipeline free

Everything in crm-153 is free for your whole team — unlimited contacts, deals, pipelines, and users.