Five subscriptions to run one business. Make it one.

    Scheduling, a CRM, invoicing, forms, email — around $100 a month, and none of them talk to each other. Describe the system you actually need in plain English and get it built. Yours, on your own domain, for $20 a month.

    The stack teardown

    What you're paying now

    Scheduling$12/mo
    CRM$20/mo
    Invoicing$21/mo
    Form builder$29/mo
    Email tool$18/mo
    Not connected to each other
    Total~$100/month

    What it becomes

    One system

    SchedulingCRMInvoicingFormsEmailYour domain
    One bill$20/month

    How it works

    1

    Describe it in plain English

    For example: "a booking page that texts me when someone books and sends the invoice after."

    2

    It gets built

    Pages, database, logins, hosting — all of it, not a mockup.

    Dashboard of a real accounting app built on Base44, showing a sidebar, revenue KPI cards and a revenue vs expenses chart
    A real app built on Base44.
    3

    Put it on your own domain

    And start using it with clients.

    What people build with it

    Coaches & consultants

    Booking, client notes, invoices, reminders

    Clinics & practices

    Appointments, intake forms, automated reminders

    Agencies

    Client portals, project tracking, invoicing

    Freelancers

    Lead capture, proposals, invoices, follow-up

    "I was paying separately for scheduling, a CRM, invoicing, a form builder, and email. This replaced all five. One subscription, and everything finally talks to each other."

    — James K.

    Real things people have built

    a client booking platforman education platforma talent booking appinternal client portalsappointment and reminder systems

    Built on Base44, where over 10 million people have built apps. Reviews are public — read the good and the bad.

    Your current stack

    Five separate bills, nothing connected

    ~$100/month

    One system you own

    Or $16/month billed annually

    $20/month

    Building it costs nothing. If you don't like what you get, you've lost an afternoon.

    Frequently asked questions

    Stop paying five bills to run one business.