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- CRM Provider
- Business administration service
- Business-to-Business service
- Software company
- Web collaboration platform
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CrowdStack is a customer support and business workspace for B2B software teams. It brings together a shared inbox, CRM, Stripe revenue metrics, issue tracking, feedback boards and internal docs in one place, so your team works from the same customer records instead of re-entering details across six disconnected tools. We're based in London and built CrowdStack after years of running a SaaS business and paying for a stack of tools that never talked to each other. Everything is priced at one flat rate per user with every product included, no feature tiers, and no charge for the customers who email you or use your portal. Try it free for 14 days at crowdstack.org.
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United Kingdom
- crowdstack.org
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