Last week, we launched SimpleCRM, a platform I built to cut through the noise and complexity of traditional customer relationship management software. The idea was simple: build a CRM that’s actually useful within 15 seconds. No lengthy setup, no confusing tutorials. Just a clean dashboard that lets you manage your business, not your software.
We’ve been live for just a few days, but the early market reaction has been direct and clear. As a data-driven founder, I pay attention to metrics that matter. And one that caught my eye this week was our Crunchbase Heat Score.
What the Data Shows
Crunchbase tracks a company’s “Heat Score” to measure market interest based on profile activity and media presence. It’s a powerful signal, not a vanity metric. A score of 90/100 isn’t an accident; it’s a direct reflection of genuine market demand.
As you can see from the graph below, a week ago, SimpleCRM didn’t exist, and the score was a flat zero. Today, it’s a 90. That spike proves one thing: there’s a real, tangible pain point in the market, and people are actively looking for a solution.
The “Why” Behind the Number
This graph isn’t just a line on a chart. It’s a visual representation of thousands of business owners and sales teams who are fed up with bloated, complicated CRMs. They’re tired of wasting time on setup and training instead of focusing on what really matters—closing deals.
The 90/100 score is a testament to the core problem SimpleCRM solves: efficiency (and cost-effectiveness). We built it to be the fastest, simplest CRM on the planet, and the market is validating that mission. This is about more than just a software launch; it’s about giving people back their time and simplifying a critical part of their business operations.
The response has been overwhelming, and the data proves it. The demand for a product that gets out of your way and just works is higher than ever. If you’re ready to stop managing software and start growing your business, the answer is clear.
You can see for yourself how simple it is to get started at simplecrm.nickjain.com.
