The all-in-one platform for SMB

Run your whole businesson one platform.

CloudIP replaces the dozen separate vendors most SMBs juggle — accounting, CRM, HR, payroll, communications, e-commerce, POS, backup, and the hardware to run them — with one subscription, one user database, and one bill.

  • 12 modules, one user database, one bill
  • Replace ~15 SaaS subscriptions per business
  • Typical 60–75% reduction in software spend
  • US-based infrastructure across seven regions
CloudIP replaces a tangled stack of separate SaaS subscriptions with one organized all-in-one platform covering accounting, CRM, HR, payroll, communications, e-commerce, POS, marketing, security, and backup.
99.99%
Uptime
≤ 60 seconds
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
≤ 5 minutes
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
11 nines
Backup durability
AES-256 + TLS 1.3
Encryption
Quarterly, public
DR drills
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How it works

From signup to running the business in three steps.

01

Sign up in five minutes

Create the tenant, invite your team, choose the modules you want on. No procurement cycle, no implementation partner required.

02

Bring your data, or start clean

Import customers, products, contacts, and historical invoices from your old tools. Or start fresh — most businesses are running in days, not months.

03

Run the business on one platform

Sales calls, invoices, payroll, fulfillment, marketing — all on the same database, with one audit trail and one bill.

Common questions

Is CloudIP really one product, or a bundle of separate apps with shared login?

One product. Modules share a single database, a single user model, and a single audit log. A customer record created in CRM is the same record the accounting module invoices and the e-commerce module ships to — there is no integration layer between them because they are not separate apps.

How is this different from Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or Zoho One?

Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace are productivity suites — email, docs, calendar. They do not include accounting, CRM, payroll, POS, or e-commerce. Zoho One is closer in scope but stitches dozens of separate apps together; CloudIP is one application with twelve modules.

Can I turn modules on or off?

Yes. Most plans include every module; you decide which ones your team uses. You only pay for the headcount and storage you actually consume, not for features.

What does it actually cost to replace my current stack?

Most SMB customers see a 60–75% reduction in software spend after the first 90 days. Use the savings calculator on the "Replace Your Stack" page to model your specific stack against CloudIP pricing.

Where is my data stored?

Customer data lives in seven US regions with replication and immutable backups. Single-region tenants are available for customers with strict data-residency requirements.

How do I get started?

Start a 14-day free trial — every module enabled, no credit card required. Most teams have something useful running in their first session.

Stop paying twelve vendors. Start running on one platform.

14 days free. Every module enabled. No credit card. Most customers see what they want to see in their first session.