Custom CRM · portal · software
Your workflow. Your software. No monthly fees.
Working demo before you pay.
From billing and fees to loans, donations and factory floors – we build the CRM your team will actually use, then hand you the keys for life.

Get your free demo – no payment
Why teams switch to YoGi CRM
Growth-focused software you own for life
Built for your workflow
We map how your team really works – roles, stages, reports – and build around it. No forcing your business into generic software.
Working demo before you pay
Custom doesn't mean blind. You click through a working demo with your own data before you order.
No monthly or annual fees
One lifetime cost. No per-user licences that grow every time your team does.
Lifetime access, your hosting
Installed on your own hosting, in your name. Your data stays with you – full transparency.
10 CRMs built & running
Pick your industry. See inside.
Don't see yours? We build new ones for any workflow – and show you the demo first.
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What will subscription software cost you?
Subscription CRM over 5 years
₹7,20,000
Stays in your pocket
₹5,70,000
Plus: built for your workflow, hosted in your name, lifetime access.
CRM Discussion Call →Estimates for guidance only. Your exact cost comes after the free demo.
Hear it from users
From sticky notes and sheets to one clear screen
FAQ
CRM questions
Yes. You pay once for your CRM. No monthly, no annual and no per-user licence fees – lifetime access.
On your own hosting account, in your name. Your data stays with you; we only access it when you ask for support.
That's the point. We map your workflow first – roles, stages, reports – then build the CRM around it and show you a working demo before you order.
NGO donation, loan/finance, GST billing, low-cost billing with phone app, production/factory, school, coaching, sales team, 3D classroom planner and architect/interior 3D studio – and we build new ones for any workflow.
Tell us your workflow. We'll show you your CRM.
30-minute discussion call – free, no obligation.

