How much is Salestrics raising?

Salestrics is raising $1.5 million in its first fundraise on an uncapped SAFE with a Most Favored Nation (MFN) provision.

What is an uncapped SAFE with MFN?

An uncapped SAFE converts to equity without a pre-set valuation cap. The MFN (Most Favored Nation) provision means early investors receive the same terms as any later investor if those terms are more favorable.

What will Salestrics use the funding for?

Engineering and product development, scaling customer acquisition and go-to-market, and growing the team behind the AI-native revenue workspace.

How do I learn more about investing in Salestrics?

Visit salestrics.com/investors for company overview and contact info@salestrics.com to start a conversation with the team.

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July 10, 2026 5 min read Austin Buhl

Salestrics Is Raising $1.5M to Build the Revenue Workspace Startups Deserve

Today we are opening Salestrics’ first fundraise: $1.5 million on an uncapped SAFE with an MFN provision. The capital goes straight into the product and the team building an AI-native revenue workspace — not another point solution, but one place where pipeline, mail, docs, collaboration, and intelligence share the same data.

I started Salestrics because I kept watching revenue teams pay for CRM, email, docs, chat, and AI separately — then spend their week copying context between tabs. Six weeks after launch we have paying customers, weekly shipping cadence, and a platform that is Live across CRM, mail, workspace, and org social. This round is about moving faster on a thesis we already see working in the wild.

The round

We are raising $1.5M on an uncapped SAFE with MFN. That structure keeps the focus on building: early partners get MFN protection if later terms improve, and we stay aligned on shipping the revenue workspace instead of debating a valuation slide in month one.

Interested investors can read our overview at Investor Relations or email info@salestrics.com.

What we are building

Salestrics is an AI-native revenue workspace — Momentum CRM, Salestrics Mail, Workspace docs, Connect collaboration, Orbit! org social, and Assistant on live records. Not a bundle of logos on a pricing page. One login, one data layer, intelligence that reads the deals your team already maintains.

We are not trying to out-feature Salesforce on day one. We are winning teams who want pipeline discipline, business email, and AI that does not need a pasted-in prompt to know who they are talking to. Read why we built a workspace instead of another CRM for the longer product story.

Why now

Since June we have shipped at a pace that only works when the stack is yours end to end:

Paying customers on Intro through Scale — not just free trials
Core apps Live — Momentum, Workspace, Assistant, Admin, Inbox, and Orbit! inside Salestrics
Salestrics Mail on Free Forever with CRM-linked email and Mail Admin
Public shipping rhythm — changelogs, roadmap, and fixes in the open

User momentum reinforced what we believed on day one: the next generation of business software is unified, intelligent, and built for startups from the first seat — not retrofitted after a decade of acquisitions.

Where the capital goes

This fundraise accelerates work already underway:

Engineering and product — deeper CRM workflows, Resolve service, Sprint execution, and AI across every app
Go-to-market — reaching founders and GTM leads who are done duct-taping HubSpot, Gmail, and Zoom
Team growth — hiring people who want to ship in public and own outcomes, not tickets

We are looking for investors who believe disconnected tools are a tax on growth — and that a single intelligent platform can give every team more leverage than another integration marketplace.

For customers and supporters

Nothing changes about how you use Salestrics today. Free Forever stays. Weekly changelogs stay. If you are on the product, keep telling us what breaks — that feedback still drives the roadmap more than any board deck.

To everyone who signed up in the first six weeks, filed support requests, and shared the work on LinkedIn: thank you. The journey is early. This round is fuel to build what you already asked for.

Onward.
— Austin