Strikezone, the conversation-first AI-native CRM and Go-to-Market workspace for teams, today announced that it has passed 300 activated customer workspaces and more than 1,600 customer signups in its first three weeks.
Wilmington, DE (PRUnderground) June 25th, 2026
Company announces limited-time Starter pricing lock and customer promotion ahead of July 14 AI-native CRM and Go-to-Market workspace release
Strikezone, the conversation-first AI-native CRM and Go-to-Market workspace for teams, today announced that it has passed 300 activated customer workspaces and more than 1,600 customer signups in its first three weeks.
The early customer response comes ahead of Strikezone’s July 14 release of its complete AI-native CRM and Go-to-Market workspace, including expanded CRM capabilities, semi-autonomous Frank AI workflows, and broader Go-to-Market execution features for teams.
“We are grateful to every customer, founder, entrepreneur, and team that has signed up, created a workspace, and started building with Strikezone,” said Thomas Allan Knapp, Founder & CEO of Strikezone. “Our customers are giving us the clearest possible signal: teams want one conversation-first workspace where they can plan, build, launch, manage, automate, and grow with Frank AI – Sales Manager.”
Ahead of the July 14 release, Strikezone is offering existing customers and workspace signups the opportunity to lock in current Starter pricing before the upcoming pricing change.
On July 14, Strikezone Starter will increase to $39/month per user, and Growth will launch at $69/month per user. Existing eligible customers and workspace signups can lock in the current Starter price before the increase.
Strikezone is also offering a limited-time customer promotion:
Customers can use code IEP33 to receive 33% off each month for the first three months.
Customers choosing the annual Starter plan can use code IEP50 to receive 50% off the first year.
The promotion is available to customers who have already signed up, created a workspace, or activated a workspace, including customers from the Strikezone India Entrepreneur Program and other early customer programs.
Strikezone’s July 14 release will expand the workspace with AI-native CRM capabilities, semi-autonomous Frank AI workflows, and Go-to-Market features designed for founders, entrepreneurs, startups, SMB teams, and growing teams worldwide.
“Strikezone is being built with our customers, not in isolation,” Knapp said. “Their feedback, workspace activations, and feature requests are shaping the future of our AI-native CRM and Go-to-Market workspace. This is only the beginning.
Media Contact
Thomas Allan
Founder & CEO
Strikezone
thomas@strikezoneai.com
https://strikezoneai.com
About StrikeZone Growth Inc.
Strikezone is the conversation-first, AI-native CRM and Go-to-Market workspace for teams. With Frank AI – Sales Manager embedded across the workspace, teams can use speech, chat, CRM data, and guided workflows to plan, build, launch, manage, automate, and grow faster.
Frank works in context across CRM and Go-to-Market workspace data, activity history, timelines, documents, and the full network of relationships between deals, contacts, companies, tasks, emails, replies, activities, pipelines, and customer records. Strikezone has already built 14 purpose-built LLMs and architecture across core business categories including pipeline management, strategy, research, campaigns, Go-to-Market, messaging, pricing, budgeting, and workspace intelligence. Frank is trained and refined against this architecture daily, making the workspace smarter as teams use it.
This makes Strikezone semi-autonomous by design. Frank can compose sales emails, create deals, update CRM records, generate tasks, enrich contacts and companies, build campaigns, and recommend next actions. Teams can keep a one-click approval step in the workflow, or allow Frank to complete approved actions autonomously using speech-to-text or chat inputs when user permissions allow.
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