Headquarters

Your business, one dashboard — not twelve tabs.

Built for founders, freelancers, and small teams who sell, chase, and deliver themselves. Pipeline, inbox, invoices, and tasks in one place.

Home · Today

Open leads

8

This week

Pipeline

£42k

Active deals

Unpaid

£6.5k

1 overdue

Open tasks

5

Yours

My tasks

5 open

Needs attention

  • INV-0883 overdue

    Fabrikam · £960 · 21 days

  • Q-0142 waiting reply

    Northwind · sent 5 days ago

  • Discovery call tomorrow

    Contoso · 10:00

Upcoming

  • Q2 planning

    Today · 15:00 · Ava · Northwind

  • Renewal check-in

    Thu · 11:30 · Sam · Contoso

  • Quote sent

    Q-2081 → Contoso · 2h

  • Lead won

    Litware retainer · Yesterday

  • Note added

    Prefer email over phone · Mon

Click tasks to tick them off — same home view you’d open every morning.

For founders who still do the selling, chasing, and delivery.

  • Solopreneurs
  • Freelancers
  • Small teams
  • Indie studios

Playbooks

Automate the chase so you can stay in the work.

When you’re the sales team and the delivery team, follow-ups slip. Wire waits, emails, and tasks once — Headquarters runs them.

Playbooks · Invoice chase

Pipeline

See every deal without a spreadsheet ritual.

Drag stages, keep values visible, and convert wins to clients when the work gets real — built for one person or a tiny crew.

Leads

New 2
Qualified 2
Proposal 1
Won 1

Email

Client email that stays on the record.

Stop digging through a personal inbox for “what did we promise?” Threads sit on the contact — with AI drafts when you’re buried.

Email

Re: Contoso expansion quote

ava@contoso.com

Hi Joe,

Thanks for sending the quote through. The scope looks right. Can we tighten the timeline on phase two by about two weeks?

Ava
AI draft

Timeline

Catch up in one scroll.

Notes, emails, payments, and meetings in order — so you (or a new hire) can reopen a client without archaeology.

Contoso · Timeline

  • Discovery call with Contoso

    Today · 10:00

    meeting

    Scoped phase two timeline; Ava to confirm stakeholders.

  • Sent quote Q-2081

    Yesterday

    email

    Proposal for Contoso expansion — £18,000.

  • Internal note

    Mon

    note

    Prefer email follow-up over phone; billing contact is Ava.

  • Lead converted to client

    Last week

    conversion

    Fabrikam pilot → Fabrikam Ltd.

  • Payment received

    12 Mar

    payment

    INV-1038 · £4,200 · Litware retainer.

  • Chase: INV-1042

    10 Mar

    email

    Friendly reminder drafted and sent to Fabrikam billing.

Quotes & invoices

Quote today. Get paid without another tool.

Send the quote, raise the invoice, chase the balance — same HQ as the relationship. No handoff to a separate billing tab.

Invoices

invoice

INV-1042

Fabrikam

Overdue
DescriptionAmount
Pilot build£5,000
Support (month 1)£1,500
Total£6,500

MCP · Agents

Let your AI agent work the CRM — not just talk about it.

Headquarters ships a Model Context Protocol server. Paste an org API key into Cursor, Claude Desktop, or Buzz and agents can create contacts, chase leads, send invoices, and log payments with the same permissions as the product API.

MCP · headquarters-crm

Agent · Cursor

Connected via MCP · headquarters-crm

Live
Fabrikam went quiet after the pilot. Open the lead, assign Maya a follow-up, and draft an invoice for the remaining £2,400.

tools/call · get_lead

Fabrikam pilot · Qualified · £6,500

tools/call · create_task

Assignee Maya · Due Fri · “Chase Fabrikam remainder”

tools/call · create_invoice

INV-1042 · Contoso/Fabrikam · £2,400 · Draft

tools/call · send_invoice

Sent to billing@fabrikam.example

Done. Lead is open, Maya owns the chase, and INV-1042 is in their inbox — same org rules as the UI.

How it works

Up and running without a ops hire.

  1. 01

    Bring your work in

    Connect your mailbox, add contacts and deals, or self-host if you want everything on your own metal.

  2. 02

    Run the day from home

    Tasks, meetings, overdue invoices, and pipeline — one morning view instead of a tab hopping routine.

  3. 03

    Automate what repeats

    Playbooks handle the chase sequences you’d forget after a delivery week — so growth doesn’t depend on memory.

Pricing

Self-host free. Hosted when you’d rather not babysit servers.

Solopreneurs and small teams shouldn’t need an enterprise quote to stay organized.

Self-host

Source-available. Run it on your own stack — forever free.

Free

  • Full product, self-hosted
  • Unlimited seats on your infra
  • You own the data and uptime
  • Community updates
Self-host guide View source on GitHub

Hosted

We host it. Three seats included — then £3 per extra seat.

£10 / license / month

  • 3 seats included
  • £3 / month per additional seat
  • Mailbox, playbooks, billing path
  • Updates and backups handled

FAQ

Straight answers.

Is this for big sales teams?

No — it’s aimed at founders, freelancers, and small teams who wear every hat. You get CRM, email, money, and automations without enterprise ceremony.

What’s free vs paid?

Self-host is free and source-available under Elastic License 2.0. Hosted is £10 per license / month with 3 seats included, then £3 per extra seat.

Read the self-host guide

Do I need Microsoft or Google for email?

Outlook and Gmail connect with modern OAuth. Custom IMAP/SMTP still works with app passwords if that’s your setup.

What’s a playbook?

A visual automation — triggers, waits, emails, tasks, notes — so follow-ups don’t live only in your head when you’re heads-down delivering.

Can AI agents use Headquarters?

Yes. An org-scoped MCP server at /api/v1/mcp lets agents in Cursor, Claude Desktop, Buzz, and similar hosts work contacts, pipeline, projects, quotes, invoices, and payments with the same API-key permissions as scripts.

Can I start alone and add seats later?

Yes. Hosted includes three seats; add people at £3 each when you’re ready. Self-host has no seat meter on your own infra.

Run the business without the tab chaos.

Start the hosted plan (£10/month) or self-host the source-available repo on your own stack.

Self-host guide