Salestrics announced that its AI‑native revenue workspace is now available worldwide, ending a geo‑lock that previously limited access to the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Global rollout follows version 2.0 upgrade
The company released Version 2.0 on July 24, 2026, adding infrastructure upgrades and new modular features. Since that launch, the platform has attracted more than 300 organization sign‑ups and is near $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue (MRR). The expansion coincides with a $1.5 million SAFE financing round valued at an $8 million cap.
According to the filing, the new capital will fund growth‑team hiring, engineering expansion and cloud‑infrastructure scaling. The goal is to reach 500 paying accounts within the next year. The round follows a prior $150,000 investment from founder Austin Buhl, who also serves as chief executive.
Consolidating the “Frankenstack”
Salestrics markets its platform as a single solution for the fragmented software stacks that many early‑stage companies rely on. Modern startups often spend $400 to $1,200 per user each month on separate tools for customer‑relationship management, email sequencing, video conferencing, internal chat and AI utilities. The company calls this patchwork a “Frankenstack” that creates operational friction and adds unnecessary cost.
Its integrated suite includes a CRM called Momentum, an AI‑driven service desk named Resolve, a mail automation tool, an embedded Assistant AI for note‑taking and workflow automation, a video and collaboration hub called Connect & Orbit!, and a financial tracking module named Ledger.
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“When you talk to founders and sales leaders, the complaint is always the same: they are paying thousands of dollars a month just to copy and paste data between five different browser tabs,” said Austin Buhl, founder and CEO. “We originally geo‑locked access to North America while tuning Version 2.0 for stability and speed. But the inbound demand from international founders facing the exact same software fatigue made it clear that stack consolidation is a universal problem. Opening worldwide is the natural next step for our growth.”
For teams that have struggled with juggling multiple subscriptions, the move to a unified workspace could simplify daily operations.
By reducing the number of separate logins and interfaces, staff may spend less time switching contexts and more time engaging customers, which could translate into smoother revenue pipelines.
New product addition: PraiseEngine
Alongside the global launch, the firm introduced PraiseEngine, a tool that helps businesses gather, edit and publish AI‑assisted testimonials and case studies quickly. The service is offered as a standalone subscription ranging from $29 to $199 per month, and also as a complimentary feature for existing users.
The investor‑relations page provides further details on the financing round and upcoming milestones.
