ProxiSuite is built for practical account and territory work without heavy enterprise friction.
ProxiSuite runs on a single idea: Proximity is the Point. Where an account sits relative to your home base, your territory, or your service area drives most of what a sales or ops team decides in a day. Every line in the suite is that same idea pointed at a different problem. General questions go to hello@proxisuite.com, and anything about which product fits goes to sales@proxisuite.com.
It is built by one person who spent two decades in the data behind the reps who carry territories, not a committee chasing a roadmap. The tools exist because they were worth building for real work first. Each line ships when it earns its place, and the ones that are not ready yet say so plainly instead of hiding behind a waitlist.
The suite is a growing library, not a finished platform. Some lines you can buy today, others are still baking. Here is the honest state of each.
All five tools in one free file you download once and run with no login and no internet, ever. Distance, segmentation, prioritization, territory building, and coverage analysis on your own list. Free forever, no account, available right now. This is the free product that sells the paid one.
The same five tools, hosted, with live maps and charts and a login instead of a download. From $9 a month. A subscription for people who would rather open a tab than manage a file. Opens at launch.
Healthcare territory on live federal data, modules across providers, acute care, post-acute, health centers, and pharmacy, with Systems and Clinical on top. Proximity-native intelligence for the individual rep. In beta.
Record matching, dedupe, and golden records: six algorithms, five confidence tiers, and Match, Verify, and Forge in one flat product. It is the tool that cleans the lists the rest of the suite runs on. In beta.
ProxiSuite is deliberately unhurried. A line goes public when it is genuinely useful, and the pricing is transparent on purpose: what you see is what you pay, no sales gauntlet and no quote form.