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An opinionated sales operating system for lean outbound teams

Give small teams one place to run outbound: team-shared sequences, prospect context, reply handling, and next actions built around execution instead of CRM admin.

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Workflow-specific buying This product is priced for a specific job, not hidden inside a generic AI bundle.

Review, share, and export The product story is the real workflow: create, refine, collaborate, approve, and deliver from one place.

Security and procurement path Security policy, support, Azure Marketplace, and private-offer buying stay visible for team buyers.

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14-day free trial

Starter

Good for one person doing regular work

Fastest way to test the workflow

$49/month

14-day free trial on monthly plan

1 person

More room to create

Core editing and export tools

Popular

Professional

Good for people who create often

Best for small teams that review together

$129/month

Up to 3 people

More output capacity

Brand and style tools

All export options

Business

Good for teams

Shared workflows, brand control, and admin setup

$299/month

Up to 10 people

Higher output capacity

Brand and style tools

All export options

Team management

All plans include team-shared sequences, Today queue, Prospects, Inbox review, manual approval before send, and one shared team mailbox in the current public launch scope.

Built around the daily operating loop

Gixo Sales is not a field-heavy CRM clone. It is a tight operating surface for what lean outbound teams actually do every day: decide what matters, send the next step, review replies, and move with better context.

Today

Start from what needs attention

Replies, follow-ups, drafts, pauses, and mailbox issues are surfaced in one queue instead of spread across unrelated CRM tabs.

Prospects

Keep the person record useful

Context, notes, enrollment state, and quick-send tools stay close to the prospect so execution does not break into five apps.

Inbox

Treat replies as work, not noise

Sync one shared team mailbox, classify reply intent, link unresolved threads, and generate follow-up recommendations before a rep sends.

Sequences

Write sequences as team assets

Team-shared sequences, variants, proof, operator notes, and exports stay in one authoring flow built for outreach quality.

Opinionated where it matters

The point is not to support every possible sales admin workflow. The point is to help a lean team move faster with fewer choices, fewer handoffs, and stronger AI assistance.

Preview-first AI, never blind send

AI drafts sequences and recommends follow-ups, but humans still approve outbound actions. You keep speed without losing control over what goes out.

Small-team defaults instead of enterprise setup

Team-shared sequences, one team mailbox, clear ownership, and direct flows make sense for 2 to 20 person teams without weeks of admin work.

Reply-aware follow-up instead of static cadence logic

Inbound replies pause sequence execution, classify intent, and give the rep a grounded recommendation for the next message instead of pushing a generic step forward.

Compatible with the stack you already have

Export sequences, work from shared inboxes, and keep Gixo as the system of action. Heavy CRM parity is not the goal; clean compatibility is.

How the workflow runs

The product is designed around a clear loop that a public customer can understand on first read.

Connect the team mailbox

Start with one shared inbox for the team so sending, syncing, and reply review live in the same operating surface.

Create or import prospects

Load people manually or through CSV, keep the notes that matter, and make the prospect record usable before any automation starts.

Write the team sequence once

Build the offer, variants, proof points, and operator guidance into a sequence the team can actually enroll prospects into.

Send, review replies, and pause safely

The Today queue surfaces the next action, while the inbox handles synced replies and pauses enrollments when a real response comes in.

Use AI to prepare the next reply

Generate a recommended follow-up based on the reply classification, copy the best variant into the composer, and send explicitly when it is ready.

Clear launch scope for public teams

Public launch is strongest when the scope is explicit. Gixo Sales is built for focused outbound teams, not for enterprise CRM sprawl.

Included

Execution surfaces that matter daily

Today, Prospects, Inbox, and Sequences are the core surfaces. They are meant to replace scattered tabs and reduce context switching.

Current public scope

One shared mailbox per team

The current launch path favors coherence over breadth. Teams start with one shared mailbox and one clean operating loop rather than a deep admin matrix.

Not the promise

No heavy CRM admin layer

Custom objects, workflow builders, and giant configuration surfaces are intentionally out of scope. The product is designed to stay opinionated and fast.

Start with the right next step

Public launch works better when the first move is obvious. Pick the path that matches where your team is right now.

New team

Read the quickstart first

Use the five-step setup flow before connecting a mailbox or creating sequences. It is the cleanest path for a first public trial.

Sequence work

Learn the sequence editor

If your team already knows the workflow but needs help writing better outbound, go straight to the sequence composer guide.

Existing account

Open the setup workspace

If the account already exists, go directly to Today and use the checklist to connect the mailbox, add prospects, and enroll the first sequence.

Blocked by setup, mailbox sync, or sequence scope?

Run outbound from one coherent workspace

Start with the daily loop that matters: what needs attention, who needs a message, what reply just came in, and what the next step should be. That is the part most CRMs still do badly.

Best fit: lean outbound teams that want execution speed, reply context, and tighter AI assistance without CRM bloat.