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Business in a Box is priced to replace the stitched-together combo of website builder, CRM, campaign software, admin tooling, inventory app, and identity layer that most growing teams end up paying for anyway.
The goal is not “cheap software.” The goal is a better business economics story: fewer vendors, fewer seams, less duplicated setup, and more leverage per dollar spent.
Stack math
The story most finance tabs won't tell cleanly
Typical patchwork stack
$2,422+
before agency help, integration time, or admin friction
BIAB Growth
$349
site, blog, social, field sales, store, themes, CRM, custom logic, contracts, invoices, documents, hiring, AI, inventory, roles, and shared context
Estimated monthly delta
$2,073+
plus the savings from deleting duplicate setup and vendor drift
Most teams fit here
Growth is designed as the real replacement tier.
Conversion heuristic
Price the whole operating system, not a single widget.
Tenant-aware foundation
Data boundaries, auth posture, and scoped access are part of the base product, not an expensive phase-two retrofit.
One customer memory
Your public site, CRM, campaigns, and workflows all point at the same system instead of creating duplicate records.
Public + private surfaces
Publish the branded experience and operate the internal console from the same deployment, with the same business model underneath.
Fewer vendor seams
You spend less time translating between apps and more time using a single interface that already understands the workflow chain.
Choose the box size
Every plan inherits the same architectural backbone. Higher tiers add capacity, control, and rollout confidence, not basic competence.
For solo operators and lean teams
Get the website, CRM, intake flows, and the core workspace live without hiring a platform team first.
For teams replacing a patchwork stack
The sweet spot for companies that want one system for site, storefronts, blog, social, field sales, CRM, custom logic, contracts, documents, hiring, inventory, and internal operations.
For multi-tenant products and serious operators
For teams standardizing across brands, locations, or organizations and wanting a more tailored rollout.
The replacement story
When a team compares BIAB against one point solution, the price can look heavier. When they compare it against the stack they are actually operating, the economics usually flip.
BIAB Growth
$349
One subscription covering the no-code website builder, CRM, styles + themes, blog, social management, field sales workflows, forms, campaigns, ecommerce, SEO + AIEO controls, chatbot, custom tables, custom logic for quotes, invoices, and data operations, contracts, quotes, invoice tracking, document storage, training, hiring, API layer, RBAC, inventory, and the identity-aware core.
/month
Bought separately
$2,422+
Before the extra cost of vendor overlap, integration upkeep, and duplicated operational setup.
/month
$2,073+
Estimated monthly savings before integration overhead.
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Separate software categories folded into the Growth comparison.
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Unified system instead of a stitched vendor chain.
| Category | BIAB Growth | Patched stack |
|---|---|---|
| No-code website builder | $79 | |
| CRM + pipeline | $99 | |
| Styles + themes | $39 | |
| Blog manager | $59 | |
| Form builder | $49 | |
| AI assistant (optional) | Optional | $89 |
| Configurable SEO + AIEO management | $129 | |
| Email campaign software | $129 | |
| Social media managers | $99 | |
| Field sales + canvassing | SalesRabbit Pro $75 | |
| Integrated ecommerce store | $149 | |
| Inventory tooling | $149 | |
| API layer for existing websites | $99 | |
| Org-defined RBAC | $79 | |
| Chatbot | $119 | |
| Custom tables | $69 | |
| Custom business logic + functions | $249+ | |
| Contract builder + signing | $129 | |
| Quote generator | $79 | |
| Contract & invoice tracking | $119 | |
| Document storage | $59 | |
| Training programs | $89 | |
| Hiring stages | $99 | |
| Auth + enterprise-ready identity | $89 | |
| Integration babysitting | Low | Constant |
| Monthly total before add-ons | $349 | $2,422+ |
Plan matrix
The matrix is simple on purpose. We want the pricing decision to feel obvious, not like a maze of synthetic packaging.
| Feature | Launch | Growth | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| No-code website builder | |||
| Styles + themes | |||
| Blog manager | |||
| CRM + pipeline | |||
| Form builder | |||
| Email campaigns | 2k sends | 20k sends | Custom |
| AI assistant | Optional | Optional | |
| SEO + AIEO management | Basic | ||
| Social media managers | |||
| Field sales workflows | |||
| Integrated ecommerce store | |||
| Inventory management | |||
| API layer for existing websites | |||
| Team seats | 3 | 15 | Unlimited |
| Org-defined RBAC | Basic | ||
| Chatbot | |||
| Custom tables | |||
| Custom business logic + functions | |||
| Competitor marketing strategy inquiries | Coming soon | Coming soon | |
| Contract builder + signing | |||
| Quote generator | |||
| Contract & invoice tracking | |||
| Document storage | |||
| Training programs | |||
| Hiring stages | |||
| SSO / advanced identity | Optional | ||
| Migration / onboarding help | Guided | White-glove |
What's the catch?
We may not always respond with the speed of a huge software company yet. What we can do is stay close, change direction with you, and adapt the product around how your business actually operates. The developers behind BIAB were former small business owners too, so we care a lot more about useful workflows than sales theater.
That's the bet: a smaller team today, with every loyal customer helping us reinvest directly into higher-quality business management software tomorrow.
We may not always move with the response speed of a giant software vendor, but we can listen faster, shift focus faster, and shape the product around how your business actually runs.
The people building this have lived the messy stack, cash-flow pressure, and operational chaos that small businesses deal with, so the product decisions come from experience, not theory.
Every company that puts their trust in us helps fund better business management software for the customers who stick with us, instead of disappearing into bloated overhead and vendor sprawl.
Common questions
Good pricing pages reduce uncertainty, not just add urgency. These are the questions we would want answered if we were making the switch ourselves.
Because it is replacing several categories at once. The right comparison is not against one app, but against the combined cost and friction of the full stack you would otherwise assemble.
Yes. The pricing is designed so a team can launch on Launch, move to Growth when the business operations deepen, and only talk custom when rollout complexity really warrants it.
Yes. We do not gate the serious parts of the product behind a fake paywall. Higher tiers add capacity, controls, and rollout support, not basic competence.
Yes. The sign-up flow is designed to let teams experience the product shape before committing, without the usual procurement theater.
Convert with clarity
Start with the plan that matches today's operating complexity, then grow into the platform without changing the underlying system every six months.