For independent and 1099 reps
A CRM for Independent Sales Reps
You carry the lines, you own the relationships, and you buy your own tools. This one costs $14 a month, runs from your phone, and everything in it stays yours.
14 days free. No card to start.
Your book should leave when you do
The relationships are the asset. You built them over years, across more than one line, and they are what you would be selling if you ever sold anything. So it matters a great deal whose system they sit in.
Reps who work a principal's CRM find this out at the worst possible moment. The agreement ends, the login stops working the same week, and a decade of notes about who buys what and when is now somebody else's property. Your Chumley account is in your name. Nobody can switch it off, and you can export the whole thing, notes and history included, any day you like.
More than one line, one board
Carrying three lines does not mean living in three systems. Every lead records the company it belongs to, so you can work a single pipeline in the morning and still answer the only question a principal ever asks, which is what is happening with their deals specifically.
There is no configuration behind this and no extra charge for a second line. It is a field on a card. That is the whole feature, and it is deliberately the whole feature.
Nobody is reimbursing your software
Seat pricing is built for a company buying twenty at once and expensing it. When the seat is yours and the expense is yours, the same number reads very differently, which is why so many independent reps end up back in a spreadsheet with the CRM tab closed.
| Chumley | A principal's CRM | A spreadsheet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who owns the data | You | They do | You |
| Export everything, any time | |||
| Costs you | $14/mo | Nothing, until it ends | Nothing |
| Usable on a phone | Sometimes | ||
| Chases your follow-ups | |||
| Several lines in one place |
On commission, a dropped follow-up is money
Salaried reps lose a deal and lose a deal. You lose a deal and lose the rent on it. That is the entire argument for tracking follow-ups somewhere other than your memory, and it is why the reminder is the part of this that earns its keep.
- Every lead carries one next step with a date on it, and the card turns red when that date passes. Nothing goes quiet for three weeks without you noticing.
- One tap to call, text, or email from the card, and the interaction logs itself with the time and outcome. No writing it up afterwards.
- Each lead keeps the company or line it belongs to, so a principal's question takes a filter rather than an evening.
- Import the list you already have from a spreadsheet, with field mapping, so your first day is spent selling.
- One flat price. $14 a month, everything included, no tier that hides the useful part.
- Export everything you have ever put in, whenever you want it, because it is yours.
Who this is not for
If a principal requires you to work their system and log activity where they can audit it, keep doing that. Some agreements say so in writing and this is not worth a conversation with them over.
It is also not a commission calculator, a quoting tool, or a territory-management system, and it will not reconcile what you are owed against what you were paid. It keeps your deals moving and your follow-ups on time. If that is the part you are currently doing from memory, this is built for you.
Your book, in your name, on your phone
$14 a month, flat, everything included. 14 days free and we do not ask for a card.
14 days free. No card to start.