Is Sambandh really enough for a funded SaaS with a sales team?

Yes — Sambandh Teams ($49/seat/mo) adds collaboration, audit logs, and shared pipelines. Works for teams up to 30+.

Do you integrate with Clerk and Supabase out of the box?

Yes — native integrations for both. See /integrations/clerk and /integrations/supabase.

How does it compare to HubSpot for SaaS?

See /compare/hubspot for the full breakdown. Short version: 50× cheaper, native Stripe, native Clerk/Supabase, no Marketing Hub bundling.

Can I migrate from HubSpot?

Yes — one-click import via MoveTo. See /blog/how-to-switch-from-hubspot.

CRM for SaaS founders

The CRM built for SaaS founders

Your revenue lives in Stripe. Your users live in Clerk or Supabase. Your CRM should read from both — not pretend they don't exist.

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What breaks when SaaS founders try a generic CRM

Your CRM doesn't know what MRR is

Generic CRMs treat Stripe as a custom field. For a SaaS founder, MRR and churn are the whole business — they should be first-class, not plugin territory.

You're paying per-seat for enterprise features you don't use

HubSpot Pro: $890/mo + per-user. Salesforce: $150/user/mo. Sambandh Pro: $19/mo flat. For a 2-founder SaaS, the delta is $10k+/year on the CRM line alone.

Your "trial ending" emails go via Zapier

The highest-converting SaaS campaigns fire on Stripe events. In Sambandh they're one click. In a generic CRM they're a Zapier zap, a webhook endpoint, and a reliability problem.

Integrations that matter for SaaS founders

Stripe
Clerk
Supabase
Resend
Postmark
Slack
GitHub

Why not just use HubSpot or Salesforce?

Enterprise CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce) are designed for 20+ person sales teams with SDRs, AEs, and sales ops. As a SaaS founder running your own motion, 80% of that surface area is unused and the remaining 20% costs $1000+/month.

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