Most small businesses juggle a stack of tools. We built one product.
CRM, pipeline, inbox, chat, proposals, invoices and a hosted MCP server. One login, one set of records, one bill.
Why this exists
A stack of tools is not a strategy. It is a tax.
Our founder ran a CRM in one tab, scheduling in another, invoicing in a third, then email, a chat widget and an analytics dashboard. Each bill was its own. The glue between them was copy-paste. Every tool was fine. Together they were a part-time job.
The reason this happened is not a mystery. Each SaaS company optimized for its own piece. The promised land was an "integrations marketplace" (pay extra to a third-party glue layer to make your tools pretend they were one product). The promised land never arrived. It was always one quarter away.
OneHub360 is the system instead of the pieces. The contact in the CRM is the same record as the visitor on your site, the email in your inbox, the line item on your invoice, the deal in your pipeline. Not "integrated." The same row in the same database.
Operating principles
What we actually believe.
No admin team required.
A small business owner should be able to set this up alone, on a Saturday, without help. If a feature needs a Salesforce admin to configure, it does not ship. Defaults are real defaults, not "talk to your account executive" defaults.
Integration is the product, not a feature.
The contact in your CRM, the email in your inbox, the line item on the invoice, the visitor on your site. Same record. Not Zapier between five vendors. Not "we integrate via API" buried in a docs page. One product, one data model.
AI agents read and write your business.
Most "AI" in SaaS is a chatbot welded to a sidebar. We shipped a hosted MCP server so Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and ChatGPT can actually move deals, send proposals, log calls.
Pricing you can predict.
No seat tax. No surprise overages. No "contact sales" tier hiding the real number. Plans start at $97/month and the tools you get on a plan are the tools you get. If we change something, you read it in the changelog before your invoice.
Founder
Built by Dan Morrell.
Founded by Dan Morrell, who runs his own businesses on it every day. The platform, the MCP server and the deploy pipeline are his work.
A slow screen or a broken flow reaches him the same day it reaches you.
New releases go out every week. Tell him what is broken or missing and it goes on the list for the next one.
Nine businesses run on OneHub360
- Acoustic Sound Panels(Run by our founder)
Acoustic panel maker selling online and to businesses. CRM, proposals and live chat run on OneHub360.
- Mixmastered Records(Run by our founder)
Independent record label.
- Terrace Cantina(Built for a client)
Restaurant in Oakbrook Terrace, IL. Clover orders, calls and the inbox in one view.
- Bluebird Yard Signs(Built for a client)
Lawn greeting sign rentals in Naperville, Downers Grove and Lisle, IL.
Also on OneHub360: Mixmastered Studios, Mixmaster Throwdown, Lean Print Shop, MixStand Sound Furniture, OneHub360 itself.
Recently shipped
From the changelog.
MCP server v1.0.
30+ tools across CRM, pipeline, inbox, proposals and invoices. Hosted at /api/mcp, for small businesses without an admin team.
Read the MCP guide
API audit log + Idempotency-Key.
Every mutation through /api/v1/* or the MCP records the API key id, tool, status, and duration. Idempotency-Key headers cache responses for 24h so an agent retry never double-sends a proposal.
See the full changelog
Proposal pipeline v2.0.
Room acoustic proposals drafted from form submissions, with inline editing and photo analysis. Claude writes them on a dedicated Mac mini. Built for Acoustic Sound Panels, our founder's company, and open to any business that writes scoped proposals.
See the full changelog
Press kit.
Logos, fast facts and downloadable assets. If you are writing about us, start here.
Open the press kit
Where this is going.
Next: more MCP tools, with write access across every record type; better defaults, so a new account is useful on day one; and the plumbing (audit, idempotency, rate limits, monitoring) that keeps an AI-connected platform safe for a real business. A small product that works beats a feature for every request.