Sell from day one, with one tool.
Most founders buy a CRM, a data tool, a sequencer and a dialer before they close their tenth deal. Workloom is all four from day one, so you and your first rep spend your hours selling instead of wiring tools together.



Every email, call and meeting lands on the record, with no seat per person.
An example workspace.
From sign-up to a repeatable motion.
- Day 1
Connect your mailbox and calendar.Import your contacts, or start a list from search.
- Week 1
Your domains and inboxes start warming.You send from your own mailbox meanwhile, so nothing waits.
- Week 2
Your first sequence runs.Email, calls and LinkedIn steps in one queue, cleared between meetings.
- Week 4
Wren shows what booked meetings.Which accounts and which messages worked. That is the playbook for your first hire.
A founder’s day, before and after.
- A CRM, a data tool, a sequencer and a dialer, each with its own login and its own bill.
- Replies in your inbox, notes in a doc, and no one place that says where a deal stands.
- Hours a week moving contacts between tools instead of talking to them.
- Support questions answered from memory, in whatever thread they landed.
- One record per person: the form they filled in, the mails, the calls and the deal.
- A queue that starts the day with who to follow up, in order.
- Sequences, a dialer and a booking link that write to the same record.
- A help centre and a support inbox that already know who is asking.
The apps and the pack you would use.
Workflows you would run
From a website visit to a booked call
- A visitor reads your pricing page and fills in a form.
- They land on the record with the pages they read.
- A sequence starts, and stops the moment they reply on any channel.
- They book through your link, and the call lands on the same record.
Your first outbound list
- Describe your ideal customer to Wren, or start a list from search.
- Wren stages the list and a first sequence for you to read.
- You change a line and approve it; each send waits for the person’s morning.
- Replies come back to one inbox, one row per person.
A customer question becomes an answer for the next one
- A customer writes in; Help Wren drafts the reply from your help centre.
- You read it and send, or take the case yourself.
- Once solved, Help Wren drafts an article from the case.
- It publishes only when you say yes.
What Wren does for a founder.
- Researches a company or person and writes a brief with every source linked.
- Drafts each sequence step and the follow-up after a meeting, for you to approve.
- Shows which accounts and messages booked meetings, so you have a playbook for your first hire.
- Answers your customers from your help centre, and hands over when a person is needed.
- Stays in your hands: it stages changes and a person approves every one.
What people ask first
Is there a free plan?
No, but every plan starts with 14 days free, and nothing is charged until day 15. Solo is $99 a month: one seat, 2,000 credits, the CRM, Wren and email outreach. Starter, at $299, adds 4 more seats, 3 domains, 9 inboxes and 10,000 credits.
Do you offer discounts for startups?
Yes. The Startup program gives early-stage companies the Startup pack free for the first 3 months, with a fractional SDR included. It is a separate application, reviewed as applications arrive.
Can we move from a spreadsheet?
Yes. Import a CSV of companies and people, and Workloom matches them to its records and fills the gaps.
Will it grow with us?
Yes. Add reps, teams and roles as you hire, and move to owned domains and numbers when you are ready. Your records and history stay where they are.
Set it up this afternoon.
Start the 14-day trial, connect your mailbox and send your first sequence this week. As a young company you can also apply to the Startup program: the Startup pack free for 3 months, with a fractional SDR.