One platform. Six tools you can finally retire.
CRM, invoicing, scheduling, e-signatures, payments, reporting — under one roof, sharing one database, with every contact and call already linked to the right deal.
Before any of this matters, the question is what your tool stack is actually costing you. Most owners don't know — they see a list of $39 and $79 and $149 monthly subscriptions and assume each is small. But the real cost isn't the line items. It's the seven different logins, the data that doesn't sync, and the half-hour every morning your team spends stitching the systems together. That's the leak.
Six SaaS tools, six logins, six places where data goes to die. The subscriptions are the small number. The hidden cost is what your team spends keeping the stack stitched together by hand.
Six tabs. Six bills. One operating system.
So how much is your specific stack costing you? Drop your team size, the number of SaaS tools you're paying for, and the average monthly cost. The number it spits out is the conservative case — what you're spending right now on subscriptions alone, before counting the hours your team loses moving data between tools.
Three sliders. Conservative defaults. The annual subscription bill walking out of your business — vs. one LEAP OS Growth seat.
Not bolted-on integrations. Not a Zapier middleman. Six core capabilities sharing one database, one calendar, one set of contacts.
Capabilities are nouns. Screens are verbs. Here's what those six capabilities actually look like inside the platform — running a sample workspace for Acme HVAC. The pipeline. The invoice. The contract list. The week ahead. The AI assistant pulling answers out of your own data. This is what your team logs into every morning.
Acme HVAC is running on the Growth tier. Same contacts, same pipeline, same calendar across every screen — no syncing, no copy-paste.
Twelve modules. One database. The dashboard above is Growth-tier — eight of the twelve are live. Below is the full set, with what each module replaces in the typical SMB stack. Filter by what you actually do every day.
Twelve modules sharing one database. Filter by category to see how each one earns its place — and what it lets you cancel.
Most of this isn't unique to LEAP — it's the bar. What separates a real business OS from a stitched-together SaaS stack, a single-purpose CRM, or an enterprise platform built for the Fortune 500 is whether it actually fits how a 3-to-50 person business operates. Here's how we stack against the four other ways businesses try to solve this.
Four ways an SMB runs the back office. Three of them either don't go deep enough, charge enterprise rates for an enterprise scope, or leave you stitching seven tools together. We built LEAP OS as the option that actually fits.
No implementation consultants, no 6-month migration project. Pick a tier, log in, import your contacts. Most teams are operational by lunch.
Simple, transparent pricing. No hidden fees, no long-term contracts on monthly plans. Three tiers, twelve modules. Every tier includes everything in the tiers below. Annual billing gives you two months free — and you can cancel anytime.
Every tier includes all modules from the tiers below it. Start with Essentials and upgrade as your team grows — no data migration, no disruption.
The questions every owner asks before they sign. Upgrades. Seats. Integrations. Data security. Asked and answered before you have to email us.
See LEAP OS in action — your workspace is provisioned in seconds. 30 days free, no credit card required, cancel anytime.
30 days free. No charge until day 31. Cancel anytime.