Start small. Keep every door open.
You have an idea, a first customer and not much time. Open a business, put your brand on a channel and install the one app you need this week. Add the rest when you need it, not before.
What the first year is really like
- You registered the company recently, or you are about to
- You are the founder, the sales team and the support desk
- You would rather not sign a year-long contract for software you might outgrow
Early on, every tool you pick is a bet. Most founders end up with a website builder, a spreadsheet of leads, an invoicing tool and a payment link, each with its own login and its own bill.
On Intersink those are apps on one channel. They share the same customers, the same team and the same monthly invoice. If a bet does not work out, remove the app. You pay for the days it was installed and nothing more.
Because billing is monthly and after use, there is no trial clock ticking in the background and no annual plan to escape. Your costs follow what you actually do.
Your first steps
Each stage is a real screen in the panel. Stop whenever you like; everything waits for you.
- 1
Create your User ID
Your personal account, free. Add a passkey so nobody can get in with a password alone.
- In the panel
- Free, with no card needed
- Passkeys and 2-step sign-in
- 2
Add the business
Legal name, contact details and registration. You can build while it is still a draft; only live payments and payouts wait for approval.
- In the panel
- Business profile
- Documents
- Owner verification
- 3
Open your first channel
Name it the way customers know it. A free example.com address works straight away; your own domain can come later.
- In the panel
- Three-step setup
- Free address, or your own domain
- 4
Install one app
The app store opens as soon as the channel exists. Pick what brings in money first: a store, bookings, a CRM or a website.
- In the panel
- Add or remove any time
- Billed only for days installed
- 5
Apply for startup credits
Upload your certificate of incorporation or pitch deck. Every application is reviewed by a person.
- In the panel
- Credits are used before your card
- One grant per business
The parts you will lean on
- Change your mind cheaply
Remove an app and it stops being billed from that day.
- Look established from day one
Your own domain, your logo on invoices and a website with pages, blogs and FAQs.
- Try things without real money
Test mode lets you run orders, payments, emails and shipping end to end, then wipe the test data in one tap.
- Invite a co-founder properly
They join with their own User ID and a role, so you never share a password.
Credits for startups
Apply from inside your business. We review every application by hand and email you the decision.
Startup programme
Credits are used before your card is charged, on any app on any channel of the business that receives them.
- Who can apply
- Companies under 5 years old with under £1 million ($1.25 million) in revenue
- What we ask for
- Certificate of incorporation or pitch deck
Where most start
Most founders start with one of these. Each is priced per channel per month, before tax.
Build your website and mobile app with pages, content, menus and widgets.
Leads, contacts, tasks, calendar, tickets and ads in one place.
Sell products online with catalog, orders, payments and hyperlocal delivery.
Online appointments with staff calendars, deposits and reminders.
Invoice your clients, track what they owe, record expenses and see profit.
Forms, surveys and quizzes with logic, payments and file uploads.
Website chat and WhatsApp Business with bots, quick replies and team routing.
Contract templates, e-signature and a register with renewal reminders.
Startups: common questions
Is there a free plan?
Can I start before my company is registered?
What if the startup changes direction?
Also for small businesses, growing, multi-brand and enterprise.
Open your first channel today
Create your free User ID, add the business and install the one app you need this week.