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For admin and IT teams

For admin and IT teams: Do What Matters with TenthAvenue.

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12 apps

12 logins each

12 admin panels. 12 bills. Every sync between them.

or

Or get

TenthAvenue

1 login each

$79 a month for up to two. Unlimited seats, $799.

Every module but TenthYards on every plan, however big your team grows.

No card required. Cancel in one step. 30-day money-back guarantee.

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The 12 apps are the ones a business pays for around its CRM. See each app and where its price comes from. Outlook mail connects today. Gmail is coming soon.

02Your desk

Everyone’s problem lands on your desk. None of it is your job.

The automation breaks, and it texts you. Someone leaves, and their logins stay. The founder buys another app, and you get another password to share.

TenthAvenue is one app with one admin panel. Most of these questions stop coming.

Hand some back.

help 5:00
TenthAvenuenowAll quiet.Go home on time.

03What you look after

How many accounts are you looking after?

Tick the apps your team uses. Set the head count. Per-person apps add up as the team grows.

The basics

  • /mo

    $20 × 10 seats

  • /mo

    QuickBooks costs more for over 3 people. Type what you pay.

  • /mo

    One price for the account

  • /mo

    One price for the account

  • /mo

    $12 × 10 seats

  • /mo

    One price for the account

The add-ons most teams end up needing

  • /mo

    $30 × 10 seats

  • /mo

    $16.99 × 10 seats

  • /mo

    $45 × 2 senders

  • /mo

    One price for the account

  • /mo

    $13.49 × 10 seats

  • /mo

    $99 × 1 user

Their prices are list prices, billed monthly. We checked them on November 5, 2026. We count 2 senders for DocuSign and 1 user for Hootsuite. See where each price comes from.

04Security

Got a security review? Here’s the whole answer.

What your boss or your checklist will ask, in one place.

  • Every workspace kept apart. The database itself enforces it.

  • Encrypted. In transit and at rest. Sensitive details get a second layer.

  • Real two-step sign-in. An app, a text or an email code, plus backup codes.

  • Strong passwords. At least 12 characters, checked against known breaches.

  • Roles you control. Owner, admin, member or viewer, plus access groups.

  • Verified connections. Microsoft from a verified publisher. Calendar and mail are separate permissions.

Got a questionnaire? Send it over. We answer it ourselves. The engineers who built the controls help.

THE AUDIT LOG
Append-only, for every workspace
InvitationsRecorded
Role changesRecorded
Sign-in resetsRecorded
Domain changesRecorded
People removedRecorded
Identity lookupsRecorded
Who did it, when, and from where.

05Your Monday

Which Monday do you prefer?

  • New starters

    Before: Nine accounts to create, nine passwords to share, and they still can’t find anything.

    After, on TenthAvenue: One invite. Pick their role, and they see what they need.

    See how: New starters
  • Leavers

    Before: They left in March. You’re still finding their logins.

    After, on TenthAvenue: Remove them once. They’re out of everything, on every device.

    See how: Leavers
  • The 6:02am text

    Before: The automation broke overnight, and it texted you.

    After, on TenthAvenue: Automations run inside the app they act on. Each run shows what it did.

    See how: The 6:02am text
  • Where’s the...?

    Before: Ten people ask where things are, across four apps.

    After, on TenthAvenue: Search once. Customers, messages and invoices on one screen.

    See how: Where’s the...?
  • Renewals

    Before: Twelve renewals a year, each on a different date.

    After, on TenthAvenue: One bill, month to month. Cancel in one step.

    See how: Renewals
  • Security reviews

    Before: Twelve vendors to vet. Twelve questionnaires to chase.

    After, on TenthAvenue: One vendor. The engineers who built it answer your questionnaire.

    See how: Security reviews

06The move

Moving a whole team? Here’s the plan.

Six steps. Nobody switches on a Monday. Here’s an example 12-person team.

  1. Bring your data in.

    Log in with HubSpot, or paste a Pipedrive token. Anything else comes in by spreadsheet.

    Data moved
  2. Set the roles.

    Invite everyone. Choose what each person can see and do.

    12 invites sent
  3. Have the walkthrough.

    A person from our team walks your people through it. You will not be the only one who knows it.

    Book a walkthrough Team walked through
  4. Run both side by side.

    Nobody switches on a Monday. The old apps stay on until their contracts end.

    8 of 12 using it
  5. Switch the old apps off.

    Cancel each one at its renewal date, not a day before.

    Old apps cancelled
  6. Hand back the pager.

    One app. One admin panel. One login per person.

    Everyone moved

07Your team

Will your team actually use it?

You won’t be the help desk for this one.

  • A short guide in every part of the app
  • A help center with a guide for every module
  • Sam finds things when they ask in plain English
  • The same app on every phone, tablet and laptop, so nobody learns it twice
  • Only the modules their role needs
TenthAvenue on an iPhone Duo opened flat and held sideways: the Contacts list on the left with Aisha Rahman selected, and her record open beside it with her initials, title, message, call, mail and meet buttons, phone, email and company
The iPhone app, open on an iPhone Duo.

08For your boss

Need a yes from your boss? We wrote the email.

It uses your numbers from above. Change anything, then copy it.

Subject: Can we try TenthAvenue for 14 days?

Hi there,

We pay for 6 apps to run the business, about $487 a month. I look after 60 accounts across them.
TenthAvenue does all of it in one app. It costs $189 a month for our 10 people. That's $3,576 a year back.
Each person has one login. When someone leaves, we remove them in one place.
It is encrypted. It has real two-step sign-in. It keeps an audit log of sensitive changes.
It's month to month. We can cancel in one step, and we have 30 days to get our money back.
We would move our data in and run both until our contracts end.
Can we try it for 14 days? No card is needed.

Thanks

09The checklist

The IT checklist. Ticked.

What an IT lead asks before saying yes.

  • Two-step sign-in

    An authenticator app, a text or an email code. Single-use backup codes too. An admin can reset a teammate's.

  • Google and Microsoft sign-in

    People sign in on Google's or Microsoft's own page. It works on the web and in the phone apps.

  • Encryption

    In transit and at rest. Connection keys and investors' tax IDs get a second layer.

  • Where data lives

    The app and the database run in the United States.

  • Workspace isolation

    Row-level security on every table. The database keeps each workspace apart.

  • Roles and permissions

    Owner, admin, member or viewer. Access groups switch off the modules someone does not need.

  • Audit log

    Append-only. It records invitations, role changes and sign-in resets. Domain changes, removals and identity lookups too.

  • Offboarding

    Remove someone, and they are out at once, on every device. Their records stay with the business.

  • Phones

    Owners and admins see every phone signed in to the app. They can sign one out in a click.

  • Passwords

    At least 12 characters. Each new one is checked against known breaches, and the password never leaves.

  • Connections

    Microsoft from a verified publisher. Calendar and mailbox are separate permissions. A connection link only works for the person who started it.

  • AI and your data

    Our AI providers use what we send only to answer it. They do not train on it. A draft from Sam goes out only when someone presses Send.

  • Data export

    Export any list to a spreadsheet. Ask us for a full copy.

Something missing? Ask us. The engineers who built it will answer.

10Questions

The questions your boss will ask.

How much will it cost us?

Just you? Free is one seat at no cost. Up to 2 people: Small Cap at $79 a month. Up to 10 people: Mid Cap at $189 a month. Any size: Large Cap at $799 a month, with unlimited seats. Every plan has every module but TenthYards, which has its own price. Texts and calls use TAC, short for TenthAvenue Credits. Every paid plan adds some each month.

What if it doesn't work for us?

No. You pay month to month. You can cancel in one step from Settings, then Billing. If you pay and change your mind, you have 30 days from your first payment to get your money back. Rather pay yearly? Pay for 12 months and get 14.

How long will the move take?

From HubSpot, as long as it takes to log in. From Pipedrive, as long as it takes to paste a token. From anything else, as long as a spreadsheet export takes. Run both until the old contracts end.

Will the team actually use it?

Every part opens with a short guide the first time they visit. The help center has a guide for every module. It works the same on a laptop and in the iPhone and Android™ apps.

What happens when someone leaves?

Remove them once. They are out at once, on every device. Their records stay with the business.

Can we control what each person sees?

Yes. Each person is an owner, admin, member or viewer. Access groups switch off the modules they don't need. Role changes go in the audit log.

Does it work with our calendars and mailboxes?

Outlook mail and calendars connect today, through a verified Microsoft publisher. Google Calendar connects for bookings. Gmail mail is coming soon. Calendar and mailbox are separate permissions.

What does the AI do with our customers?

It drafts emails and posts when someone asks. Nothing goes out until they press Send. One exception: if you turn on overdue reminders, Sam writes the first line of each. Our AI providers don't train on what we send.

Can we get our data out?

Yes. Export any list to a spreadsheet any time, or ask us for a full copy.

So, which will it be?

TenthAvenue1 login eachor12 apps12 logins each

12 admin panels. 12 bills. 1 phone that never stops.

$79 a month for up to two. Unlimited seats, $799.

No card required. Cancel in one step. 30-day money-back guarantee.

Do What Matters.

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