Pact keeps accounts, contacts, deals, outreach, calls and consent on one record, and answers questions about them with every number citing its source — typed, or out loud on the phone.One record per customer, and every answer cites its source — typed, or out loud on the phone.
ReplacesCRM + marketing + success + analytics + consent
“How healthy is Northwind, and why?”
Health 82 / 100 ▲ rising
Strong usage, one open escalation, and the renewal is on December 11.
Asked out loud — every figure carries its source.
The stack tax
Your CRM, your marketing tool, your success platform, your analytics and your consent log each keep their own version of the customer. The seams are where the numbers stop matching — and where nobody can tell you why. Pact is one record the whole company reads from.
One record · Meridian Freight
sample accountAt risk — the renewal is real, but don’t email them.
one recordIn Pact, each field on an account sits beside the source it came from.
One system
Six to ten vendors means six to ten contracts, security postures, and compliance boundaries composed into something that reads as coherent and does not operate as one. When it breaks across a seam, nobody owns it. Pact is one vendor, one boundary, one system that can see the whole picture.
Instead of
A CRM
In Pact
Accounts, contacts, deals, and pipeline
Instead of
Marketing automation
In Pact
Sequences and journeys, consent-checked per send
Instead of
A business phone system
In Pact
Inbound and outbound calling, consent captured on the call
Instead of
Call transcription
In Pact
Transcripts, summaries, and next steps from your calls
Instead of
Consent management
In Pact
A per-channel, jurisdiction-aware consent ledger
Instead of
Quoting software
In Pact
Quotes and orders on the same deal record
Instead of
Data pipelines
In Pact
Imports and ETL into one tenant-isolated store
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An AI assistant
In Pact
Hey Pact — ask over live records, by voice or text
Instead of
Agent tooling
In Pact
An MCP server with 180 first-party tools
Instead of
Task and calendar tools
In Pact
Tasks and calendar on the same records
Every tile is a module running today, in the live workspace the demo on this page answers from.
Shows its work
Pact answers the question and shows how each part of the answer was reached — insight you can trace, figure by figure, to your own records.
“Which enterprise accounts slipped this quarter, and why?” is a sentence, not a report builder. Pact answers it in plain language, over your own records.
Example:“which accounts slipped?”→ 3 found, each with why
Ask finds the record you said
Each part of an answer says how it was counted: measured from your rows, derived from other figures, or estimated — and names the record it came from.
Example:“health 82”← measured · events
Ask shows where every part came from
Every figure in an answer traces to the reads that produced it, so the number you take into the meeting is one you can defend line by line.
Example:“open pipeline”← measured · deals
How Pact accounts for every figure
Voice-first
A real voice agent on the same records your team sees, using the same 180 MCP tools the product runs on. Try it here — no signup, no card — or call it.
Hey — I'm Pact. Ask me about your pipeline. Try: which deals are slipping this week?
Or tap a question
Pact: Hey — I'm Pact. Ask me about your pipeline. Try: which deals are slipping this week?
This browser can't do speech recognition, so the phone line is the demo. Same agent, same data.
One record, everything on it
Nine things you can do in Pact this afternoon. Each card opens the feature; the line under it opens the release that shipped it.
Search your whole book with true totals; each account opens on one record with every field's source beside it.
Shipped September 27, 2026 · Accounts search your whole book, and each account opens on one sourced recordAsk in a sentence; each part of the answer is marked measured, derived or estimated, beside its source.
Shipped September 15, 2026 · Ask Pact now shows where every part of an answer came fromCall 1-424-PACT-MCP: it quotes your own recent calls, preps your next meeting and searches your own mail.
Shipped September 27, 2026 · The phone agent remembers your calls, preps your meetings and searches your mailSeven stages on one dated line per account, every move with its reason and time in stage, and a portfolio sorted by urgency.
Shipped October 2, 2026 · Stage history: every move a customer makes, dated, with the reasonPer-channel consent state, and every data-subject request — access, portability, rectification, restriction, objection, erasure — carried out in Pact.
Shipped September 23, 2026 · Every data-subject request does what it says: access, portability, rectification, restriction, objection and erasure180 first-party tools that read and write, and ask_workspace returns the same sourced answer a person gets.
Shipped September 27, 2026 · Developers: agents asking the workspace over MCP get the answer a person gets, and the iOS SDK ships Combine publishersManager Today opens on overdue promised next steps and stalled late-stage deals, each with its reason.
Shipped September 27, 2026 · Sales managers open on the deals that need themFindings ranked by what matters most, each one saying why it is first.
Shipped September 15, 2026 · Radar says why a finding is first — and never says "all caught up" when a check diedPlay the recording and read the transcript, right on the call record.
Shipped September 4, 2026 · Play the recording, not just its transcriptMCP depth
Pact's agents read and write the same records your team works from. The third column shows what each vendor's agent is allowed to change, in each vendor's own words.
| Vendor | MCP tools | Agent can act? | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|
| PactSource | 180 | Yes — read and writeAn agent can create, update, and act on CRM records through the same tools it reads them with. | CRM records |
| Gong1Source (opens in a new tab) | 3 | No — read-only“The MCP server is read-only and does not create, update, or delete data in Gong or the CRM.” | CRM records |
| Salesforce2Source (opens in a new tab) | Not public | Yes — read and write“Read, create, update, and delete Salesforce records with tools that respect field-level security and sharing rules.” | CRM records |
| HubSpot3Source (opens in a new tab) | Not public | Yes — read and write“enables you to give any MCP-compatible AI tool or agent secure read and write access to your HubSpot CRM data” | CRM records |
| Attio4Source (opens in a new tab) | Not public | Yes — read and write“Read operations: Auto-approved… Write operations: Request user confirmation” | CRM records |
Vendor-published facts, captured 2026-07-31. Tool count alone is not a quality measure — what matters is whether an agent can act, not just read.
Isolation, answered
The claim every buyer tests first — and the work behind it.
Workspace boundaries tightened, read by read
Accounts lists and their counts, stage history, automatic merges, customer-health reads and pipeline after a data migration — each one scoped to its own workspace.
An unowned endpoint deleted, not patched
Nothing depended on it, so it was removed outright. The most secure endpoint is the one that is not there.
Isolation policies on every workspace-scoped table
783 of 783, with the workspace identity bound to each transaction, never left on a pooled connection.
Pricing
Replace the stack — and the invoices that came with it. Every plan is the same one record; the plans differ in scale, channels, security and support.
Annual-commit list price per seat per month, from each vendor’s own pricing page on 2026-09-28.
Salesforce
Sales Cloud Core
$195/ seat / mo
No mandatory onboarding fee listed.
Salesforce pricing page (opens in a new tab)HubSpot
Sales Hub Professional
$90/ seat / mo
+ $1,500 onboarding — mandatory, one-time, not in the seat price.
HubSpot pricing page (opens in a new tab)Attio
Pro
$79/ seat / mo
No mandatory onboarding fee listed.
Attio pricing page (opens in a new tab)Pact
Pro · one seat, one record
$99/ seat / mono setup fee
On the same seat
A seat elsewhere buys one product; the stack is several of them, each with its own contract. Pact’s seat is the one record the whole company works from, with no setup fee in front of it. Price your own stack against it.
Per seat, on published plans
Free, Pro and Team carry their list price on this page. Enterprise is scoped with you.
No setup fee
No mandatory onboarding or implementation charge on any plan. White-glove migration is included on Team and Enterprise.
One vendor, one bill, one boundary
One contract, one security review and one invoice for the system, instead of one per tool.
No surprise upgrades
At 80% of a limit you hear about it. Past it you pick a pack at one published rate, an upgrade, or less volume — never a silent auto-upgrade.
$0free plan
For founders proving the loop before they commit.
$99per user / month
The price point where Pact starts replacing your stack.
$199per user / month
Compliance, BYOK, and dedicated infra for enterprise teams.
Custom
Self-hosted, custom contract, named legal terms.
Every plan includes the consent center. No credit card for Free or the 14-day Pro trial. Compare every feature
Frequently asked
Pricing, security, migration, and the “is this for us?” question. Pricing mechanics live in detail on /pricing.
Sign up and the first 14 days run on a full Pro trial — no credit card. After that it's per-seat monthly on Pro and Team, usage-aware so contact and event caps grow with the plan. At day 14 you pick a plan, or carry on with the Free plan (1 user, 500 contacts, 1k events / month) with every record in place. Full breakdown plus an interactive calculator is on the /pricing page.
Yes. The live Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Zoho migrators move accounts, contacts, and deals with their mapped fields in one guided in-product run, and HubSpot's email opt-out comes across as consent history. The CSV importer covers most other sources. White-glove migration help is included on Team and Enterprise.
Every workspace is tenant-isolated — every request takes its workspace from the signed-in session, every row carries its workspace id, and row-level isolation policies are defined on all 783 workspace-scoped tables. The workspace identity is bound to each transaction, and the providers the data layer runs on hold their own compliance reports. Every workspace is served from US-East; talk to us about regional hosting. Self-hosting in your own VPC is an Enterprise conversation — same container images, scoped during onboarding.
73 connectors in the marketplace — Salesforce (pull, and push back per object), Slack, MS Teams, Stripe, Resend, SendGrid, Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and more — each labeled with its sync depth. Anything not on that list is covered by a full REST API with a typed OpenAPI schema, signed webhooks for the events in the published catalog, and a Postgres-backed event stream you can subscribe to over server-sent events or WebSocket, with replay. Public API docs live at /docs/api; webhooks are configured per tenant in the admin UI.
You can import your first contact list and ship your first sequence within an hour of signing up — the Salesforce migrator runs a full guided import in a morning. Replacing an entire stack end-to-end is a 6–12 week project, and white-glove help is included on Team and Enterprise.
Full export of every contact, deal, sequence, consent record, and audit event as JSON for every table (with CSV copies on request), available on every plan including after cancellation. Read access stays on during the 30-day grace window. After grace, the data is permanently deleted.
More questions — mobile, plan limits, white-labeling — see the full FAQ.
See it work
Start with the live agent on this page. When you want the whole picture, take the narrated tour of Marrowfield Advisory — a fictional 400-person firm, one working day, on sample data.
01 · On this page
The live agent answers from a demo workspace, typed or out loud. No signup, no card.
Try asking
02 · Want the full walkthrough?
Follow ten people from the first call at eight to the last hand-off at six: an event produces a lead, a partner runs the pursuit, the firm wins, bills, delivers and supports the work.
By invitation: the next screen lets you request access, or enter an access code if you have one.
“Marrowfield Advisory” is illustrative demo data; its clients are the demo world’s sample accounts.
Full access, 14 daysNo card required.
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