Run your whole business on one system where everything is connected.
Projects, CRM, website, store, inbox, chat, docs, automation and payments — built as one product, not stitched together. Drop Shopify, Slack, WordPress and HubSpot. Keep the work.
$20 per seat per month. Every module included. No per-module upsells, no integration tax.
You're paying a dozen companies to not talk to each other.
A store here, a CRM there, a site somewhere else, chat in another tab. Each one has its own login, its own invoice and its own idea of who your customer is. Sonaris replaces the lot with one product that already agrees with itself.
- All fifteen modules, switched on from day one
- One customer record shared by every module
- Automation between modules built in, no connectors
- One login, one invoice, one place to look
One thing happens. Every module already knows.
Because every module shares the same database, nothing has to be exported, synced or re-typed. Pick a moment from a normal week and watch it move through the system on its own.
A prospect fills the enquiry form on your Sonaris-built site. Budget, deadline, deliverables.
They appear in your pipeline instantly, tagged by source, with the brief attached.
A flow spots the new deal, scores it, assigns an owner and opens a project from your pitch template.
Tasks, a checklist and a dedicated chat room exist before anyone has opened an email.
A personalised first response leaves your shared inbox, logged against the contact.
The last phase of the release project closes. Masters approved, artwork signed off.
One trigger, five actions: publish, announce, sell, notify, follow up.
Vinyl, digital and merch variants publish to the storefront with stock from the catalog.
A campaign goes to the segment of people who bought the last release.
Downloads deliver themselves. Payouts and artist splits are tracked on the same record as the sale.
A client picks a slot on your public booking page. No third-party scheduler.
The booking creates an order and collects the deposit through your own storefront checkout.
A checklist is assigned to the engineer and a task appears on the studio board for that day.
Reference tracks and the session brief sit in a shared folder, linked from the task.
Twenty-four hours out, the client gets a reminder from your inbox, not a robot's.
You drag the card. That's the whole admin step.
The system does the twelve things you used to do by hand on a Friday afternoon.
Phases, tasks and owners come from the template for that service line.
The signed contract and first invoice are generated from the deal value, not re-typed.
They get a guest seat in the project chat and a shared portal of their files and docs.
Fifteen modules. Zero integrations.
Each one would be a separate SaaS subscription anywhere else. Here they're rooms in the same building, sharing the same records, people and permissions.
Visual automation across every module. Forty-plus triggers and actions — order placed, deal lost, contact went quiet, site published — wired to anything else in the system. The Zapier you no longer need.
ProjectsBoards, lists, phases and templates that keep client and internal work moving.
CRMContacts, pipelines, deals, tickets, campaigns and booking pages on one desk.
SitesA themed website builder with a storefront — pages, domains, forms, all yours.
CommerceProducts, variants, services, orders and contracts — physical, digital, bespoke.
MessagesShared inboxes for sales, support and studio mail, filed against the contact.
ChatReal-time channels and DMs for the workspace, with a room for every project.
DocsLiving documentation and handbooks, drafted where the work actually is.
CanvasAn infinite whiteboard for moodboards, maps and thinking out loud.
ChecklistsReusable runbooks for the steps you never skip — attach them to anything.
FilesEvery asset, versioned, shareable and attachable to any record.
FormsCapture leads, briefs and applications straight into the CRM and your flows.
PaymentsCheckout, invoices and escrow, with payouts to connected bank accounts.
MarketplacePost briefs, send proposals, hire other Sonaris workspaces — or get hired.
ProfilesA public face for you and your workspace, plus guest seats for clients.
A deal, its project, its contract and its chat room — one screen apart.
A module rail on the left, the module's own nav beside it, your work in the middle and everything it's linked to on the right. The shell remembers where you were in every module, so moving between them feels like turning your head, not opening a new app.
Pre-release
Launch week
Done
Not a bundle of apps.
One app with a lot of rooms.
Every "all-in-one" you've tried was acquisitions glued together with sync jobs. Sonaris was built from a single codebase, on a single database, with one model of who your customers and collaborators are. That's why it feels different, and why it costs what it costs.
Made for the creative economy.
Studios, labels, agencies, media companies and the independents who work with them. Sonaris speaks briefs, releases, retainers and deliverables, not "enterprise workflows".
Release, sell, pay out.
Run the release calendar as projects, sell vinyl and digital from your own storefront, and keep artists, fans and press in one CRM.
- Release projects from a template
- Storefront with digital delivery
- Fan segments and campaigns
Pitch, deliver, invoice.
Pipeline to project to contract to payment without re-typing a thing. Give clients guest seats instead of PDFs in email threads.
- Deal → project → contract in one flow
- Client chat rooms and shared files
- Retainers and escrow through Payments
Publish, grow, monetise.
Editorial boards, a public site, a newsletter list and a shop for the merch, memberships and back catalogue — one system, one audience record.
- Editorial calendar as boards
- Site, newsletter and shop share one audience
- Forms for pitches and submissions
Book, prep, wrap.
Booking pages, crew checklists, call-sheet docs and asset folders, all hanging off the same job record.
- Public booking with deposits
- Checklists per shoot or session
- Versioned files, shareable links
Look bigger than you are.
A site, a store, a CRM, a project board and a professional inbox for the price of one seat. Hire help through the Marketplace when a job outgrows you.
- One seat, every module
- Public profile and portfolio site
- Briefs and proposals in the Marketplace
Work across workspaces.
Every Sonaris workspace can hire, be hired by and collaborate with every other one. Briefs, proposals and contracts move between companies natively.
- Post briefs, receive proposals
- Contracts with escrow
- Reviews that build reputation
The automation layer lives inside the product.
Flows is a visual builder with triggers and actions from every module. There's no API key to paste, no "zap" to babysit and no per-task pricing — because it's not integrating with anything. It's all one system.
One price. Everything.
No tiers that hide the modules you actually want. No "contact sales" for the good stuff. Add a seat when you add a person.
A seat is a member of your workspace. Clients and collaborators you invite as guests don't count.
- All fifteen modules, including Flows automation
- Unlimited projects, contacts, docs and canvases
- Website builder with your own domain and storefront
- Shared inboxes, chat, forms and booking pages
- Guest seats for clients at no charge
- Marketplace access to hire and be hired
Store, CRM, website, chat, projects, docs, automation and a form tool — roughly nine subscriptions, several of them per user.
$400–700 / MOThe same team on Sonaris: $100 a month. Run your own numbers →
Hiring or getting hired through the Sonaris Marketplace carries a platform fee on completed contracts, with escrow included. Your own storefront sales carry no Sonaris commission.
Stop running a business
out of eleven tabs.
Create a workspace, invite your people, switch on the modules you need. The rest are already there when you want them.
NO CARD TO START · CANCEL ANY TIME · YOUR DATA EXPORTS WHEN YOU WANT IT