Transit CRM
All the CRM, one price — with Piper beside you.
The CRM that refuses to nickel-and-dime you for “basic” workflow — and ships Piper, an assistant who actually works the product with you. Built by Pulsar Digital for teams who are tired of software that prioritizes expansion revenue over human clarity.
Live product at transitcrm.com. App host app.transitcrm.com.
This is what a CRM looks like when UX comes first.
Pulsar did not build Transit to maximize seat traps. We built it so operators stop fighting their tools.
Piper is not a chatbot bolted on
She onboards you, walks the product, and takes CRM actions — create, move, archive — with confirmation on anything that writes.
One customer spine
Companies, contacts, deals, quotes, invoices, contracts, forms, and activity share one account story — not five half-integrated apps.
One price. Full product.
Every plan includes the full CRM. You grow with seats ($10/mo each), not with unlocking the next hub.
Built for satisfaction, not extraction
Pulsar designs Transit so people actually enjoy using it. Piper exists because confusion is a product failure — not a support upsell.
Meet Piper
Your CRM finally has a guide who works.
Other platforms treat AI as a premium add-on that writes polite paragraphs. Piper was designed as part of Transit’s product soul: she walks new teams through the workspace, explains what each region is for, and — when you ask — creates companies and contacts, moves deals through stages, and archives duplicates with confirmation. That is not a parlor trick. That is respect for your time.
Piper
Spin up a company in plain English
Speak like a teammate. Piper drafts the action, shows what will change, and waits for your say-so on writes and deletes.
You
Pending action
create record
Piper will confirm the change before anything destructive lands.
- Creates with the right tenant scope — never cross-account.
- Moves deals and stages with the same rules your team already set.
- Deletes and archives require explicit confirmation.
Guided onboarding that feels human
New workspaces do not dump you into a blank enterprise cockpit. Piper’s walkthrough highlights the sidebar, the places create actions live, and the daily loops that keep relationships warm. She is the difference between “we bought software” and “we started using software this afternoon.”
Pulsar obsesses over that first hour because satisfaction compounds. Confused users churn. Guided users invite their team. We built Piper because we would rather earn loyalty than invoice you for training.
Actions with a conscience
- Create — companies, contacts, deals, and follow-ups from a sentence, scoped to your tenant.
- Move — advance pipeline stages and update expected close without digging through menus.
- Delete / archive — destructive work stays behind an explicit confirm. Piper does not “helpfully” erase history.
The real product. Not a mockup graveyard.
Captured from the live Transit CRM app — dashboard, pipeline, commercial docs, forms, inbox path, and settings.
A deep product, without the enterprise costume.
Everything a growing service business needs to run relationships end-to-end — connected by design.
Pipeline you can trust
Configurable deal stages, board and list views, expected close, and value that rolls into the dashboard — without forcing an enterprise process theatre.
Contracts & e-sign
Build agreements in-product, sign as the business, share a public link for the client. Signature can flip deal and company state so handoffs stay honest.
Quotes → invoices
Commercial documents live on the same company and deal. Less copy-paste between “sales tools” and “billing tools.”
Forms & capture
Publish lead forms that write into your CRM. Platform trial signup on transitcrm.com uses the same intake discipline with OTP verification.
Follow-up that surfaces
Tasks, renewals, overdue invoices, and dashboard digests keep the next action visible — so relationships don’t die in the inbox.
Tenant isolation by design
Every query is scoped by account. Stripe Checkout holds card data. Pulsar never built a home-grown card form — on purpose.
From first hello to paid invoice
- 1. Capture — company + contacts land via form, Piper, or manual create.
- 2. Advance — deal stages you define; Piper can move them when you say so.
- 3. Propose — quotes and contracts stay on the deal.
- 4. Close — signatures update status; invoices and payments keep finance in the same story.
- 5. Retain — tasks, renewals, and health signals keep the relationship from going quiet.
Why teams outgrow the usual suspects.
Not because those tools are empty — because they optimized for packaging, not for how people actually work.
Hub stacking tax
Them — Pay again for marketing, contracts, inbox, or AI — each a separate SKU.
Transit — Full CRM on every Transit plan. Seats scale people, not permission walls.
AI as a novelty panel
Them — A chat that summarizes docs and shrugs at real work.
Transit — Piper creates and moves CRM records, guides onboarding, and confirms deletes.
Implementation as a business model
Them — Six-week rollouts, certification tracks, “admin specialists.”
Transit — Guided walkthrough from day one. If you need consulting, we earn it — we don’t require it.
UX that assumes specialists
Them — Dense grids, mystery icons, settings buried under settings.
Transit — Modern shell, semantic themes, floating actions where create belongs, search everywhere.
Simple pricing. Full product. Grow with seats.
Thirty days free. No credit card to start. Annual billing is effectively two months free.
Plan
Solo
$19/mo
1 seat included
Full CRM for the operator who wears every hat.
Most teams
Team
$59/mo
5 seats included
Shared pipeline without paying per module.
Plan
Business
$129/mo
10 seats included
Priority support and room to grow records.
Plan
Scale
$249/mo
25 seats included
Higher limits for busy service organizations.
Extra seats are $10/mo between tiers. Messaging Premium is an optional add-on for business numbers and Inbox. Every plan includes Piper, contracts, quotes, invoices, forms, themes, and the full workspace — because gating “real CRM” behind a higher SKU is how trust dies.
Pulsar’s bias: satisfaction over profit theater.
We are a product studio. Transit CRM is how we treat customers the way we wish vendors treated us — honest packaging, fast time-to-value, and an assistant that reduces support load by making the product clearer. Piper is not a billable “AI seat.” She is how we prove the workspace is worth loving.
If that sounds idealistic, good. Idealism is how you ship software people do not resent.
Ready when you are.
Start a trial on Transit, invite Piper to walk you through, and see what a CRM feels like when the company that built it actually cares whether you succeed.
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