Your best rep shouldn't be fighting a spreadsheet.
Master turns the tools sales improvises — pricing workbooks, proposal folders, status emails — into software the whole team can trust.
Three tools sales stops improvising.
Quote and pricing tools
Configurators that price a deal correctly in front of the customer, with your rules and your discount ladder.
Client-ready portals
A branded space per account: proposal, onboarding checklist, documents and status — instead of a thread of attachments.
The pipeline view you asked for
The dashboard your CRM won't give you, built on the data you already have, in an afternoon.
One quarter, three fewer spreadsheets.
Start with the tool that costs the most deals, then keep going. Each build takes days, not a procurement cycle.
- Week 1
Kill the pricing spreadsheet
Turn the master workbook into a tool reps cannot break, with audit trail and approvals.
- Week 2
Give every deal a portal
One link per account. The customer always sees the current version.
- Week 3
Report on what matters
Custom pipeline and forecast views, refreshed from your source of truth.
- Ongoing
Change it the day you need it
New pricing tier on Monday morning? Say so and it is live by the call.
"The configurator paid for itself in one deal — we stopped quoting last year's discounts by accident."
"Every client has a portal now. Renewal conversations start from a shared page instead of a search through email."
Prompts that close the gap.
Sales questions, answered.
Can it read our CRM?+
Yes. Connect via API or import a snapshot — Master builds around your existing records rather than replacing them.
Is customer data safe here?+
Every project gets its own database with row-level security, and enterprise plans add SSO, audit logs and data-residency options.
Who maintains it after launch?+
You, in plain language — or your engineering team, since the output is standard code in your GitHub.
Build the tool your team keeps asking for.
Free to start. Enterprise controls when you need them.