Built by operators who were tired of renting their own customer data.
Trickjar started as the internal CRM of a go-to-market team that ran outreach for several brands at once. Every seat-based CRM we tried charged us per person, per brand and per feature tier, and kept the data on someone else's servers.
So we built the CRM we wanted: one isolated database per brand, a clean interface for daily work, and an MCP server so our AI assistants could work with the data directly. It has been in production since March 2026, running live pipelines for its first pilot workspaces.
Trickjar is that system, opened up to other teams.
What we believe
Data is infrastructure
Customer data should sit where you control it, like any other core system.
Interfaces will change
Today it's an AI assistant. Tomorrow it's something else. Your data shouldn't have to move.
Headcount isn't value
Charging per seat punishes teams for adding people and agents.