PipelinePro CRM Toolkit - A Google Sheets CRM that scores leads and forecasts revenue

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PipelinePro CRM Toolkit is a complete sales CRM built in Google Sheets and Excel. Track leads, deals, customers, and tasks from one spreadsheet with automatic lead scoring, live dashboards, revenue forecasting, and daily priorities. Set up in about 5 minutes and replace expensive monthly CRM subscriptions with a one-time purchase. Includes 5 bonus setup guides. Built by Hustle & Scale Digital for freelancers, startups, sales teams, and small businesses.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built this because every sales spreadsheet I ever started died within a month. Not from lack of effort — from bad design. They asked me to keep updating things by hand (status, priority, a 'score' I invented) until I stopped trusting the file. PipelinePro CRM Toolkit fixes that with one idea: split the columns you type from the columns the sheet calculates, and never touch the calculated ones. From there it scores leads, ranks your day into a priority queue, flags stale leads and stuck deals, and forecasts revenue — all on plain formulas, so nothing goes stale. It runs in Google Sheets or Excel, sets up in about five minutes, and comes with five short guides so you're not staring at 24 tabs wondering where to start. ⭐ Key Features - 24 connected tabs with automatic calculations - Automatic lead scoring (Hot / Warm / Cold) - Command Center with daily priorities - Sales, Executive & Analytics dashboards - Revenue forecasting with Worst / Likely / Best scenarios 🚀 What You'll Gain - Know exactly who to contact first every day - Catch forgotten leads before they go cold - Spot stuck deals before they hurt your pipeline - Forecast revenue with more confidence - Replace expensive monthly CRM subscriptions with a one-time purchase 🎉 Product Hunt Launch Offer Use coupon code LAUNCH31 at checkout to save 31%. Regular Price:- $49 Launch Price:- $34 (with coupon) 🔍 Live Preview :- Happy to answer anything about how the scoring, the funnel or the forecast works — ask away.

One thing that would really help readers is adding page numbers to the table of contents so people can jump straight to a poem that caught their eye. Would also love a small note at the end of each piece about when or where you wrote it, feels like it would deepen the connection.

Have you thought about adding audio versions of each poem read by the author or different voice actors. Listening while following along could really help the poems land emotionally and open the book up to people who prefer audiobooks.

the range across life feels thoughtfully curated, not just thrown together. that kind of careful selection is what makes a poetry book actually worth revisiting instead of a one-time read.

honestly the poem about quiet mornings kind of stuck with me, really nice flow and the imagery felt honest.

honestly the concept sounds lovely but adding audio versions where the poet reads their own work would make it stand out so much more, would feel way more personal than just text on a page