Projects, tasks, deadlines, documents and mail in one piece of software. Your people work in it the way they always have, and the agents work on the same rows, under the same rules.
A free plan that does not expire. No credit card, no install: you get in with a link.
Everything that's inside
Not three subscriptions you have to make talk to each other: it's one space, with the same projects, the same people and the same permissions. Switch on the pieces you need and switch off the rest. What you switch off doesn't exist, not even for the agents.
CRM
Deals, pipeline, quotes, notes and calls. The seller closes, they don't fill in forms.
ERP
Companies, contacts, jobs and the work delivered to the client, tracked instead of remembered.
Marketing
Budgets, creatives and numbers already read. Your marketing keeps the idea.
Projects
A half-hour task and a twelve-month grant sit in the same list, on the same Gantt.
Documents
The document comes in, the agent reads what it says, and the signature is requested and collected from here.
Support
Client requests arrive understood and categorised, and response time is a number, not an impression.
Messages sync, attach themselves to the right project, and the reply arrives already written for you to review.
Outreach
Lists of the right contacts and sequences built on each company's real context, queued for your approval.
All of it done by 10Humans.
One thing worth spelling out
Not software with a friendly name, and not a robot replacing somebody. It's one of your people — the one already there — put in a position to deliver ten times more, because the AI and the agents beside them take away the work that adds no value.
Decides, chooses, talks to clients, carries the responsibility. No AI does those four things for them, and we don't pretend otherwise.
Reads, classifies, summarises, prepares. It's the layer that removes the hours: hunting for information, retyping data, re-reading a document.
They work on the same rows of the dashboard, under the same rules and the same perimeter. What they do stays written down, and you can see who did it.
Ten times a person, not one person fewer.
The features
They are not modules to buy: they are already inside, and switch on when you need them. The ones not ready yet say so.
Booking
A public link where whoever is looking for you picks from the slots genuinely free in your calendar, without creating any account. Appointment types with duration and place, extra fields if you need them, and cancellation that frees the slot.
Signing
Signing is inside the project, not in a separate service: upload, request, sign, and the signed document stays attached to the work it belongs to. Nothing to print, nothing to send back.
Hiring
Every opening has its steps — new, first interview, technical, cultural, offer — and every step its judges. Whoever assesses sees only what they should, and the decision stays written next to the person.
eNPS
Survey rounds with the question that matters, answers collected anonymously, and a result you compare with the round before. It is there to show whether something you changed worked.
Performance review
Cycles with their forms, and personal goals living inside the review instead of in a separate sheet. It switches on per team or per person: not the whole company has to do it at once.
Documents
PDFs, images, spreadsheets, presentations and archives live in one place, tied to the project and the person they are about, with the permissions that follow.
For now automatic text extraction works on PDFs. Images, photos and videos are not yet read by a model, and videos cannot be uploaded at all: when they arrive we will write it here.
Publishing
Take a document or a video already here, make it public with an address of its own, and paste it into your site without re-uploading it anywhere.
How the work goes
Every video is a recording of the dashboard while someone uses it: no editing, no screens redrawn for the website. They start on their own and they're silent.
CRM
Filter on deals and step into the page: goal, value, delivery and who answers for it are all at the head, without hunting.
ERP
Records don't live in somebody's spreadsheet: they live here, and they're the same ones the projects and the agents read.
Marketing
The agent's badge is right on the row: you can see from the outside who's working on it, and you don't have to ask anyone how far along it is.
Projects
Cards, table or board: what changes is how you look at them, not what they are. A half-hour task and a twelve-month grant sit in the same list.
Support
The client's request gets its own lane, with a real priority and a real deadline. It isn't an email somebody remembers to forward.
Outreach
Work starts where the thought starts: one line in the field at the top, and from there it becomes a task with a deadline and someone on it.
Watch it in a minute
An example
Not a demo: it's how the work moves in a company that stopped keeping it in three different places.
8:30
14:00
18:00
Nobody updated a status file. The work updated itself by being worked on.
How you start
Signing up has no password to invent and no salesperson to wait for: you leave your address, a link arrives, you're in.
Nothing else: no password, no company details, no credit card.
10 seconds
It's good for ten minutes. You open it and you're in, with no credentials to remember.
1 minute
You give it a name. It's born with the verticals on, the teams and the features you can switch off if you don't need them.
2 minutes
Everyone gets in the same way, with the perimeter you gave them. From here on, you work.
the rest of the day
What it costs
Usage is measured on the people who actually sign in during the month: someone with an account who never opens it doesn't count, and you don't pay for them. No annual contract, no minimum, no feature held hostage behind a higher plan.
To begin
Free
not a timed trial
For small teams
Every feature switched on: tasks, projects, Gantt, documents, email, teams. It isn't a cut-down version, and it's the same one we use ourselves.
As it grows
By tiers
on the month's usage
When more people come in
You move up a tier on the number of active people, and back down when it drops. We tell you the figures on a call, without making you fill in a form to get them.
No. It isn't a fourteen-day trial: while you're a small team it stays free, with every feature on. You pay when the number of people actually using it grows.
On servers in Europe, in Frankfurt. Every organisation is isolated by the database itself, not by a check written in the application: a query that forgot its filter doesn't return another company's data, it returns zero rows.
No. The model providers do not train on API traffic, and that is in the contract. What you write into the dashboard stays inside your organisation: it feeds no model, and it never lands in anybody else's organisation.
Yes, and we sign it before you activate the organisation, not after. It states where the processing happens (Frankfurt), the list of sub-processors, the security measures and how you leave. If your legal team has its own template, we start from theirs: write to hello@10human.com.
No. Gmail, Calendar, Pipedrive and the rest connect: the hub reads from them and writes back into them. You start from one department, not from a company-wide migration.
Anyone who signed in at least once in the month. External guests — a client receiving a document to sign, a supplier who sees one project — don't count.
The dashboard always is. Agent work is the one metered line, because it's the one that costs us every time it runs: you switch it on when you need it and you see what it spent, run by run.
You export and you close. No minimum term, no penalty, no retention call: the data you put in leaves with you.
There's nothing to install and nothing to buy: leave your email, get in, and see whether your work fits inside. If it doesn't, tell us.
You start on the free plan. No credit card.
