Your contacts, email, texting and calling, social posts, scheduling, meeting notes, Zoom webinars, e-signature, invoicing, forms, projects, deal underwriting, and capital raising. One login. One price. Nothing extra to buy or glue together.
You have a CRM. You also have Calendly, Mailchimp, DocuSign, Typeform, a texting app, a phone system, a social media scheduler, a meeting notetaker, a webinar platform, an invoicing tool, an underwriting tool, a capital-raising portal, and Zapier holding it all together. Thirteen logins. Thirteen bills. Thirteen places for a customer to fall through the cracks.
Every tool below exists because most CRMs stop short. TenthAvenue does not stop short.
Every connector needs a specialist to wire it, map the fields, and test the edge cases. That invoice arrives before your first lead does.
When a Zap fails at 2 AM, nobody's product owns the failure. Your follow-up just quietly never sends, and you find out from the customer.
Per-task, per-contact, per-document, per-seat. Third-party stacks are designed so success gets more expensive. Ours isn't.
These are not nineteen products stitched together. They were built together from day one, so they share every contact, every meeting, and every automation. All of them work around the only fixed point that matters: you.
A CRM is a filing cabinet that waits for you. ARC is the CRM that goes ahead: your contacts, companies, deals, and lists, read as people rather than records. It watches every thread across email, text, and calls, and surfaces exactly who needs you today, before silence becomes a lost deal.
Explore ARCA dedicated two-way inbox and a browser softphone on the same carrier-registered number, wired straight into your contacts.
Team scheduling with four routing strategies, intake questions that write straight into CRM fields, and a deal created the moment a meeting is booked.
Create Zoom meetings and webinars without leaving TenthAvenue, and let your forms do the registering: every submission becomes a Zoom registrant with a personal join link.
Upload any PDF and the AI proposes where every field goes. Then invite up to 20 signers, in order or all at once.
Quotes that get signed, convert to invoices, and collect through Stripe. Subscriptions, payment schedules, discount codes, and receivables aging included.
Kanban and table boards linked to real CRM records, plus live EOS scorecards that pull their numbers straight from your pipeline.
Drop the rent roll, T12, and offering memo and the model fills itself, every figure cited to its source. Then drag a dial and the entire model recomputes before you let go.
Run an entire capital raise inside your CRM: branded offering memorandums, investor commitments, real KYC, e-signed subscription docs, and a live raise room.
One post to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Google, approved and read by the Guard before it goes. Comments, messages, and reviews in one inbox, and results counted in people and money.
A notetaker joins your Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams calls, then files the transcript, summary, and action items on the contact and the deal. It lives inside Meridian.
Describe the email once, get a real branded draft, then click any block to edit it directly. Verified domains, a reputation firewall, and provable consent keep it landing.
Multi-step forms that autosave every answer, greet known contacts by name, and close the loop on the thank-you screen: pay, book, e-sign, or register for a webinar.
Thirty-seven triggers across every module, nineteen actions. A form submit can text a lead, open a deal, assign a task, and update a scorecard before you blink.
Outlook synced onto every contact, one composer that sends as you, and batch email to up to 50 people, each their own. Gmail is coming soon.
Your investors as people, with the Radar beside them: who is new, who has gone quiet, and who is waiting on your reply.
Describe a widget and it appears: KPI tiles that count up, funnels, leaderboards, a kanban that moves real deals, and What-If modeling. No SQL, ever.
Track who sends you business with a referral leaderboard and mapped relationships: who introduced whom, who reports to whom.
Contacts, companies, deals, and lists, with a private-banker morning brief: who to call, which deals are rotting, what got signed overnight. Ask Sam in every table, in plain English.
Every promise gets an owner and a date, tied to the record it is for. Meeting recaps and automations write tasks for you.
Every one on every plan, TenthYards aside, plus the notetaker and dashboards built into them. Pick one for the full deep dive.
The iPhone, iPad, and Android™ apps carry the whole platform. Take calls on your business line, post to your social accounts, watch deals move, play voicemails, and read your underwriting, wherever you are. They are on the App Store and Google Play now.
Anyone can type a name into a CRM. TenthAvenue can prove one. Every contact can earn a verification mark that follows them across your whole book, and into every raise.
The channels are real. Email confirmed with a real code, phone confirmed with a real text. Both become sign-in methods, and an auto-confirmed email never counts as proof.
The person is real. Identity verified against the actual tax authority (IRS in the US, their own country's authority worldwide) or a sponsor-reviewed ID. Gold carries over: verified investors never re-prove themselves on the next deal.
The Verified hub shows how much of your book is verified, gold and blue side by side, and invites the rest in gentle, staggered batches that never risk your sender reputation. No other CRM can tell you which of your contacts are provably real people.
Here is a real Tuesday on TenthAvenue. Every step below happens in one place, on one contact record, with nothing else needed to connect them.
Fields map straight into a new contact. SMS consent captured, TCPA-clean.
An automation fires on submit. The reply lands in your team inbox.
The caller's CRM name is on screen. The call logs itself, transcript and AI summary attached.
Round-robin routes to the least busy rep. A deal opens in the right pipeline.
Personal join link sent. Attendance will mark itself on their timeline.
AI placed the fields. Signed same day, audit trail attached to the deal.
Quote converts, Stripe charges the card, receivables update themselves.
Revenue metric goes green. ARC mentions it in tomorrow's brief.
Zero Zapier tasks were harmed in this workflow.
HubSpot is sold as separate hubs, tiers and add-ons. Here is how the pieces compare with one plan, from HubSpot’s own pages.
| Capability | HubSpot | TenthAvenue |
|---|---|---|
| Onboarding | Professional and Enterprise carry a required one-time onboarding fee: $1,500 and $3,500 for Sales Hub, $3,000 and $7,000 for Marketing Hub. | None. No onboarding fee exists. AI reads your website and captures your brand, DNS setup is guided, recipe automations ship ready to enable, and every module opens with a first-run guide. |
| Two-way SMS | SMS is a paid add-on for Marketing Hub on certain plans. Senders need US-based numbers, contacts must opt in, and two-way conversations are supported. | Ping is built in: text and call from your own carrier-registered business numbers, in the browser and on your phone. Calls can show your business name, recordings play a consent announcement, and AI transcripts and summaries are part of the per-minute price. |
| Booking pages | A meeting scheduler with round-robin scheduling and group links on Google and Office 365 calendars. Sales Hub Free allows one personal meeting link; paid plans allow up to 1,000 personal and team links. | Meridian is built in: branded booking pages on your live Google or Microsoft calendar, Zoom links, collective and round-robin team meetings with weighting and owner-sticky routing, routing forms, email and text reminders, paid bookings, and every booking saved to the contact. |
| Webinars | A HubSpot-built Zoom app creates Zoom meetings from the scheduler and syncs meeting and webinar details, participants, recordings and transcripts into the CRM. It requires a Zoom subscription. | Events: create Zoom meetings and webinars from the CRM with registration on, let any form auto-register submitters with personal join links, manage the live roster with approvals, invite presenters with panelist links, and attendance marks itself when it is over. |
| E-signature | Quotes can be accepted by e-signature or click-to-accept. | Ink is built in: up to 20 signers on any PDF, in order or all at once, an emailed code before every signature, an audit trail and a completion certificate. No per-document fees. |
| Project boards | HubSpot Work, listed in beta on the plan pages, is described as managing cross-functional projects and operational processes in one place, with workspaces, tables, documents and forms. | Convoy: boards with typed columns, formulas and totals, where rows link to real contacts and deals in both directions. |
| Deal underwriting | Not among the features HubSpot lists on its Sales Hub and Marketing Hub plan pages. | Caliper: drop in the rent roll, T12 and offering memo and the model fills itself, every figure cited to the page it came from, with live dials, real LP and GP waterfalls, sensitivity, branded PDF memos and Excel exports. |
| Running a raise | Not among the features HubSpot lists on its Sales Hub and Marketing Hub plan pages. | TenthYards: branded offering pages, an investor funnel from interested to funded, real KYC and accreditation, prefilled subscription documents signed through Ink, distributions with tier-by-tier proof, and an investor portal behind two-factor sign-in. TenthYards is its own subscription on top of any plan. |
| AI pricing | AI features and agents draw on HubSpot Credits: 500 on Starter, 3,000 on Professional and 5,000 on Enterprise, with more bought as packs or pay-as-you-go. | One balance in dollars, TAC, that meters actual model usage alongside texts, calls and meeting notes. Every paid plan adds some each month, and you can add more anytime. |
Coming from somewhere else? Compare TenthAvenue with Pipedrive, Attio, monday CRM, or HighLevel.
No feature add-ons. No feature tiers. No fee to get started. No charge per contact. Bigger plans simply hold more, and every plan gets every feature. One exception, priced honestly: TenthYards, explained below.
Custom annual pricing. Custom volume across every channel, custom monthly TAC, custom numbers.
The one module priced separately, and we'll tell you why: every raise runs on regulated banking rails, and every investor goes through real KYC and accreditation verification. Those cost real money per investor, so TenthYards is its own subscription on top of any plan instead of a hidden tax inside all of them.
15 days of the full platform and $5 of TAC, no card required. Texts, calls, meeting notes and AI are paid from TAC, one balance in dollars. Upgrade instantly, downgrade next cycle, cancel anytime. Your data exports freely. No per-document signature fees, ever. Texting adds a one-time carrier activation ($65 standard, $80 vetted brand), with low-volume registration by default on Small Cap. See the full plan comparison →
There was a time someone knew your name. When trains ran down Tenth Avenue, a rider went out front so no one got hurt. We build software that rides out front. For the first time, intimacy no longer has to lose to scale.
Freight trains ran straight down the middle of Tenth Avenue, hauling everything a hungry city needed through streets thick with people. The cargo was precious. The street was chaos.
So the West Side Cowboys rode out front of every train, a red flag by day, a red lantern by night, clearing the way and making sure the cargo, and every soul around it, made it through.
We built the next one. And this time, there's one for everyone.
Want the how-to answers instead? The help center walks every module step by step, in plain words, with pictures.
Export your contacts, companies, and deals to CSV and import them here, or use the one-click HubSpot migration that maps every property in the background. Our importer dedupes by email and phone and merges intelligently, and bulk edits carry a 24-hour undo. Most teams are live in an afternoon, which is fitting, since that's roughly when HubSpot's onboarding invoice would have arrived.
Yes, with one exception. Free includes the same core modules as Large Cap, and plans differ only in capacity: seats, email volume, phone numbers, and monthly TAC (the credits that pay for texts, calls, meeting notes and AI). You will never hit a paywall in front of a core feature. The exception is TenthYards, the capital-raising module: it runs on regulated banking, KYC, and accreditation rails that carry real per-investor costs, so it's a separate subscription with pricing announced soon.
Keep them until their renewal date, then don't renew. TenthAvenue replaces your scheduler, email marketing tool, social media scheduler, meeting notetaker, e-signature service, form builder, SMS platform, business phone system, webinar plumbing, project tool, invoicing app, underwriting spreadsheet, capital-raising portal, and the Zapier duct tape between them.
Yes. Numbers are 10DLC registered with a preflight that catches carrier rejections before you pay for them, STOP and HELP are handled automatically, consent is captured with TCPA-compliant disclosures on forms, and calls carry full SHAKEN/STIR attestation with consent announcements when recording is on.
You do. Export everything to CSV anytime, on any plan, including Free. Your organization's data is walled off from every other customer, connection tokens are stored encrypted, and disconnecting a mailbox removes its synced messages.
15 days of the full platform. Every module, no card, no onboarding fee, no specialist required.
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