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Vertex CRM — self-hosted sales CRM is listed for sale at $2,999 USD.

Vertex CRM — self-hosted sales CRM - Sell Project

Listed August 12, 2026

About Vertex CRM — self-hosted sales CRM

Self-hosted CRM for sales teams and call centres. Full source, no SaaS fees.

Vertex CRM is a self-hosted sales desk: contacts, deals, tasks, companies, teams, reports, audit log and notifications, with a lead-ingestion API for ad and partner traffic. Sold as source code, not as a subscription. The buyer deploys it on their own host and owns it outright — no per-seat pricing, no vendor, no data leaving their infrastructure. What makes it worth buying rather than building: • Role-based access with four visibility scopes — all, department, team, own — enforced in the database queries, not by hiding buttons. Sign in to the demo as Agent and then as Super Admin: 101 contacts against 900. • Lead ingestion API with HMAC-hashed keys, duplicate detection and per-key visibility, ready for ad and affiliate traffic. • White-label: brand name, logo and a single hex colour from which the entire accent palette is derived, for light and dark themes. • Bilingual English / Russian interface, 851 translation keys with a checker that fails the build on drift. • CSV and Excel import/export that accepts English and Russian column headers. • Contact statuses and departments are editable in the admin UI, not hardcoded, so one deployment can run a B2B pipeline and another a call desk. Built to be handed over: 487 backend tests, 23 browser end-to-end specs and 20 screenshot specs, all passing. Docker images build and run end to end. README, ARCHITECTURE, DEPLOYMENT, SECURITY, API reference and CHANGELOG are written. Security is not an afterthought: the browser never receives a JWT — an httpOnly cookie is exchanged by a same-origin backend-for-frontend proxy. bcrypt with a strength policy, server-side token revocation on sign-out, login throttling per account and per source address, a full audit log, and statuses constrained at the database level. Honest limitations: single-tenant, so one deployment serves one company — turning it into multi-tenant SaaS means adding an isolation column across the schema. No revenue, no users, no production track record; the live demo is a deployment of this exact code. No load testing has been done. Live demo — https://esystem.pp.ua Super Admin admin@esystem.pp.ua DemoAdmin2026! Manager manager@esystem.pp.ua DemoManager2026! Agent agent@esystem.pp.ua DemoAgent2026! All demo data is fabricated.

Project details

Website: https://esystem.pp.ua/

Next step: Multi-tenant SaaS. The most obvious path and the largest one. The schema isclean and access control already runs through a single visibility layer, soadding tenant isolation is a focused change rather than a rewrite — then billper seat instead of selling licences. White-label resale. Brand name, logo and accent colour are configuration, notcode: one hex value regenerates the whole palette for light and dark themes. Anagency can stand up a branded instance per client from the same image andcharge setup plus hosting. Telephony and email. Contacts, deals and the audit log are in place; adding aSIP dialer or a two-way email thread turns this from a record-keeper into thescreen an agent lives in all day. This is the feature buyers ask for first, andit is the fastest route to a higher price point. Vertical editions. Statuses, departments and custom fields are editable in theadmin UI rather than hardcoded, so the same codebase can be positioned as arecruiting pipeline, a real-estate desk or a debt-collection queue withouttouching the source. Narrow verticals carry far higher per-seat pricing thangeneric CRM. Billing and a self-serve trial. There is no payment integration by design —nothing external is wired in. Adding Stripe and a signup flow is a weekend ofwork on top of an auth system that already handles roles, sessions andrevocation. Mobile. The interface is responsive and usable on a phone today. A wrapper appor a PWA for field agents is a small step, not a second product.

For sale

Asking price: $2,999 USD

What's included

Source code, All related design work, All related data

Included in full: • Complete source code, git history included — the refactor from the initial monolith into routers, services and models is visible in the log, not squashed away. • All 9 Alembic migrations, the full test suite (487 backend tests, 23 browser e2e specs, 20 screenshot specs) and the GitHub Actions workflow. • Dockerfiles and a docker-compose stack that builds and runs end to end, plus systemd unit examples and an nginx vhost for a bare-metal deployment. • Documentation: README, ARCHITECTURE, DEPLOYMENT, SECURITY, API reference, CHANGELOG. • The demo seed script that generates the dataset you see on the live stand, so the buyer can reproduce a populated instance for their own sales demos. • The logo and the design tokens the theme is built from. Not included, and why: the demo domain esystem.pp.ua stays with me. It hosts the public demo stand and is not part of the product — the buyer will run this on their own domain. The demo stays online for 30 days after the sale so the buyer can compare their deployment against a known-good one. Handover: I will walk the buyer through a first deployment on their own host and answer questions by email for 30 days after transfer. No ongoing development or support beyond that.

Reason for selling

I build products; running and marketing a CRM is a different job and not one I want. The codebase is finished and tested, and it is worth more to someone who already has the sales channel — an agency with clients to deploy it for, or a team that needs a sales desk inside their own infrastructure. Keeping it on my disk earns nobody anything.

Project metrics

Average Monthly Revenue: Undisclosed