CRM Pricing
The Lead Follow Up System is $1,500 to set up. Enciu CRM is $300 per month beginning at launch. Larger projects receive a custom quote after the system review.
Start with one defined lead follow-up process. Larger builds are quoted after the system review.
The focused system covers one pipeline, one primary intake source, defined follow-up workflows, one booking or estimate reminder path, one review-request path, testing, training, and launch.
$1,500 setup
Plus $300 per month beginning at launch
A custom scope makes sense when some pieces already work and you only need the specific gaps addressed.
The system review identifies what should stay, where work is breaking down, and what configuration will actually fix it.
The selected solution, implementation price, dependencies, and major deliverables are documented before the build begins.
The setup fee covers the approved implementation work and is quoted after your system review. Monthly platform access and usage charges are handled separately.
Enciu CRM access begins billing at launch. The $300 monthly rate is separate from the $1,500 setup fee and from usage or third-party charges.
No. Phone, SMS, email, AI, payment processing, integrations, and other usage or vendor charges are separate from the quoted setup fee and the $300/month Enciu CRM access fee.
We review your current process, define the work your business needs, and provide the setup quote after the system review. You approve the scope and fee before the build begins.
No. Enciu Consulting can prepare and submit the registration setup when it is part of the approved scope, but carrier or platform approval is controlled by third parties and is not guaranteed.
The active monthly plan includes technical support, troubleshooting, QR-code updates, and reasonable changes to funnels and workflows already covered by the active scope. New systems, major revisions, integrations, large imports, and custom development require a separate quote.
The free system review is the easiest way to identify the bottleneck and compare the right solution scope before you commit to a build.