Your whole business,run by Pex.
Your site, money, books and customers — one login. Pex does the busywork and shows you what it made you.
You're paying for 14 logins —
and you're the one holding them together.
- One login, one bill
- Everything shares one brain — no re-typing
- Pex is the integrator, not you
Get startedOne login. The whole office.
Every tool from the pink list, rebuilt as one system — with an employee inside it.
Everything in one place
Your site, money, books, email, files, calendar, and customers share one login.
An employee who does the busywork
Pex is the worker inside Pexxie: it drafts the nudge, files the receipt, and brings back proof.
You approve, it executes
Each proposal shows the job, the cost, and what should come back. Nothing important moves without your yes.
It remembers what worked
When a follow-up, campaign, or reminder works, the segment, timing, copy, spend, and result stay attached.
The everyday jobs, running themselves.
Send an invoice. Watch the money land.
Pay link in every invoice. Sent → seen → paid, with Pex chasing the slow ones.
Your books keep themselves.
Every transaction lands categorized. Unclear ones get flagged — never guessed.
An inbox that sorts itself.
A real you@yourco.com. Leads flagged, junk gone, replies drafted for your OK.
Campaigns that report in dollars.
Pex writes it, sends it, and reports back in dollars — not open rates.
Not a chatbot.
Not a copilot.
An employee.
Every Monday, a short list on your desk — each item priced and justified in dollars. You approve; Pex executes; you get the receipt.
Every win becomes reusable.
Pex saves what worked — spend, outcome, and what came back — and runs it again next season. Big-company memory, for a business of one.
It texts you like an employee.
Because it is one.
Pex does the work and texts you the receipts. Big stuff waits for your thumb. Pick your trade — watch a Tuesday.
Her whole Tuesday, run both ways.
Honest Loaves — the shop in every screenshot above. Her old stack on the left, Pexxie on the right. Or pick your trade.
The overdue invoice.
3 apps and 20 minutes at 9pm — or one thumb, 4 seconds.
The flour reorder.
Running out mid-bake — or stock that watches itself.
The catering ask.
2 days of phone tag — or a quote, contract, and hold in one pass.
The books.
A whole Sunday in QuickBooks — or receipts closed before she gets home.
Give Pex a challenge.
Watch it get done.
Pick a job you dread, approve it, and watch it get done. Live demo — nothing really sends.
Bold enough to run it.
Honest enough to prove it.
It's your data.
Your account, your domain, your data. Leave anytime — with everything.
Every dollar, traced.
You and Pex write to the same ledger — same audit trail, same rules. Mistakes reverse cleanly.
You stay in charge.
Small stuff, Pex just does. Money out waits for your tap.
One price for the office.
Pay for the employee as you grow.
Twenty dollars covers the office — site, books, email, all of it. Pex runs on usage credits: every plan includes enough for a normal week, and you buy more only when you want more.
- Your website, hosted and managed for you
- Books, invoicing and getting paid
- CRM, marketing, files, calendar, chat
- Every app included — site, books, email, CRM and more
- Pex included — enough usage credits to run your week
- Your domain billed at cost — no upcharge, ever
- Usage credits are how Pex does work — one meter for everything it touches
- Buy more anytime as your business grows
- Set a hard cap — Pex never spends past it
- Every credit shows its receipt — what ran, what it cost, what it made you
- For heavier jobs — month-end books, a full campaign — turn Pex all the way up
American small business,
whatever yours looks like.
The same one login — with office work built for businesses like yours.
Your business, in one place.
And an employee to run it.
Claim your domain, and Pex has your first proposals ready before you finish your coffee.