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Most "AI for renewals" tools are existing platforms with an AI feature bolted on top: a Copilot panel, a summarization button, a smart filter. BaseCommand is the inverse. Background agents (designed by us) read directly from your CRM and run the workflows end to end: renewal-specific briefs, operational forecast roll-up, churn risk with save plays, cadence orchestration. "Renewal Intelligence" is the category we sit in: go-to-market motions (renewals, expansion, retention, forecasting) operated by agents rather than humans clicking through dashboards. Full definition in What Is Renewal Intelligence?

Some CRMs ship rule-based health scoring, NPS surveys, guided playbooks, and general-purpose AI copilots for customer success. What they don't do: orchestrate notes, calls, and emails across your full book; generate renewal-specific briefs like prep documents, QBRs, or multi-year proposal math; automatically re-rank your book by AI-assessed risk; or produce mitigation playbooks tied to specific churn signals. BaseCommand runs on top of your CRM's native CS tools. You keep your health scores, playbooks, and copilot. We add the Renewal Intelligence layer. Full breakdown: Compare your options.

Different depth, different scope. Most CRM predictive features produce a risk score. They don't generate mitigation playbooks, write meeting briefs, or produce narrative explanations. BaseCommand's approach does Predict + Explain + Prescribe: the risk score, the underlying signals, and the recommended save motion per account. BaseCommand is designed to run alongside your CRM's native scoring, adding the generative work most CRMs don't do: narrative briefs, QBRs, exec reports, multi-year proposal math, and cadence orchestration.

Category platforms like Gainsight are mature, deep, and built for large CS organizations with dedicated ops teams and a months-long implementation appetite. BaseCommand is for the team that isn't there yet: you're running renewals on your CRM today and you want the renewal motion running this week, not after an implementation project. BaseCommand connects via OAuth, reads your CRM as-is, and starts free. We're not trying to be Gainsight. We're the no-implementation path on the CRM you already have. Full comparison: Compare your options.

BaseCommand runs on top of the CS tools already in your CRM, not instead of them. You keep your native health scores, playbooks, and any copilot features. We add the drafted renewal motion on top. Background producers run overnight across your whole book, compute the renewal signals that aren't in clean fields, and draft the next move into an Inbox you approve. If your CRM's CS tools give you the scores but not the drafted work, that's the gap BaseCommand fills.

The foundation is free: connect your CRM and BaseCommand maps your renewal book, computes health scores, and gives you dashboards, reports, and renewal templates on your real data, with no usage caps on the free tier and no credit card required. Agents are part of the free tier too, drafting the next move on your ten highest-risk accounts into an Inbox you approve. The paid layer, extending agents across your whole book with autonomous execution, isn't available yet. You can start free today and see what BaseCommand surfaces on your data before anything is paid.

No. You can create an account, connect your CRM, and use the free foundation without entering any payment details. When the paid agent layer opens, pricing will be listed on the pricing page and adding it is your choice.

General-purpose AI assistants aren't built for renewal teams. BaseCommand agents are purpose-built for renewal workflows (renewal prep, health scoring, churn risk, QBRs, portfolio management), deeply integrated with your CRM (they read your actual deals, contacts, notes, and engagement history), designed to work together (health scoring feeds the meeting brief feeds outreach), and persona-aware (VP outputs are board-ready; IC outputs are daily-workflow friendly).

For HubSpot, you'll need Professional tier or higher: the install requires HubSpot's automation scope, which isn't available on Free or Starter portals. See /connectors for which CRMs are supported today and what each requires.

OAuth-scoped access to the CRM objects relevant to each agent: typically companies, deals, contacts, notes, and engagement history. Most agents are read-only. A small number of agents write back to specific fields: always opt-in, always disclosed. You can disconnect at any time. Disconnecting a HubSpot portal purges the synced working copy immediately; for Salesforce it revokes access and stops the sync, with full deletion available on request until the automatic purge ships. Full data-handling details on our /security page.

Connect your CRM and BaseCommand maps your book and computes your first health scores right away. Background producers are already scanning your ten highest-risk accounts and drafting moves into your Inbox on the free tier, no configuration required. The paid layer, extending that to your whole book, isn't available yet.