THE BUSINESS OS

The ERP job, without the ERP.

Big companies spend thousands and hire consultants for what you're about to run from your phone: sales, payments, courses, community, CRM — one login, one page that never dies, money straight to your own account. Built for businesses of one to fifty.

What the stack really costs you

The subscription bills are the visible part. They're not the expensive part.

The pain you can see

Six or seven tools to run one business: catalogue, bookings, payments, courses, community, WhatsApp, a CRM. Six renewals, six price hikes a year, six logins your team forgets.

The pain underneath

None of those tools talk to each other — so you are the integration. The same customer gets re-typed into three apps. The revenue in your payment tool never matches the report in your course tool. Every follow-up depends on you remembering it. That's not a software stack; that's a second job.

The pain beneath that

Your evenings go to admin instead of the work you started this business for. And your business's memory — customers, sales, history — lives scattered across tools you rent. Leave one, and a piece of your business stays behind.

Now picture the opposite.

One login. A sale happens and the invoice, the WhatsApp confirmation, the CRM entry and the earnings report all update themselves — because they were never separate things. Your evening is yours again. That's the whole idea below.

110+

businesses on QRYZEN

16+

languages on customer pages

100%

of payments go to your own account

Five modules. One system. Zero glue.

In an enterprise ERP these are separate departments. In QRYZEN they're tabs — and they already talk to each other.

The OS vs the stack

QRYZENThe usual way
What it replacesLink-in-bio + QR tool + store builder + LMS + community app + booking tool + light CRMSix subscriptions, six logins, six bills
Setup timeMinutes — AI writes your pages from a link or a photoWeeks of configuration or an agency
Who runs itYou, from your phoneAn 'ERP consultant'
Where your money goesStraight to your own gateway accountOften held, settled later, or commissioned
Customer channelWhatsApp-native — confirmations, reminders, receipts, AI answersEmail-first, built for offices
LanguagesCustomer pages speak 16+ languages; Annie replies in the customer's own language — one page sells in Delhi, Dubai and DetroitEnglish-first; localisation is an enterprise add-on
PriceFrom ₹410 / $5 a monthEnterprise ERP/CRM suites start 10–50× higher

Frequently asked questions

+ Is QRYZEN a CRM?

For a business of one to fifty — yes, the useful part of one. Every lead, form reply, booking and buyer lands in one dashboard; the card scanner turns paper business cards into contacts with where and when you met; automated WhatsApp and email follow-ups do the nurturing. What it deliberately isn't: a heavyweight sales-pipeline tool with deal stages and quotas.

+ Is QRYZEN an ERP?

It does the ERP job at small-business scale: sales, payments, invoicing, courses, events, community and reporting in one system with one login. It doesn't do factory inventory, payroll or multi-warehouse accounting — if you need those, you need a classical ERP alongside.

+ How is this different from Zoho or other suites?

Suites sell you many separate apps that you assemble. QRYZEN is one product where everything is already connected — your course buyer is already a contact, your event guest already gets WhatsApp reminders, your sale already has an invoice. Less power in any single module; far less weight overall.

+ What does it cost?

Plans start at ₹410/$5 a month with a free-forever tier for static QR codes. The full toolkit is on Pro (₹1,990/$24), the complete LMS with white-label on Creator (₹4,499/$53), and top limits on Business (₹5,999/$72). Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

+ Where does my money go when a customer pays?

Into your own gateway account — you connect Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Cashfree, Instamojo or UPI with your own keys. QRYZEN never holds your money.

+ I'm a solopreneur — isn't a business OS overkill?

It's the opposite: solo is exactly who this is sized for. A simple CRM for solopreneurs shouldn't need evening data entry — on QRYZEN your contact list builds itself from real orders, bookings and form replies, and follow-ups run on autopilot. You get the answers — who bought, what's due, am I growing — without taking on an admin job.

Go deeper

Collapse the stack.

One login. One page that never dies. From ₹410 / $5 a month.

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