Infusionsoft Rebrands as Keap, Launches New Smart Client Management Software for Small Service Businesses

Infusionsoft Rebrands as Keap, Launches New Smart Client Management Software for Small Service Businesses

Rebrand and Product Launch Signal the Industry Leader Is Taking on a New, Bigger Market

Infusionsoft announced it has rebranded the company as Keap, a name that represents the very essence of the grit and passion small businesses put in each day to keep going, keep serving and keep growing. With the rebrand, comes the launch of a new product, also named Keap, the industry’s first smart client management software built specifically for small businesses in the home, personal and professional service industries. For 15 years Infusionsoft has led the market as the pioneer of CRM and marketing automation software for small businesses. The Keap product launch and company rebrand is a signal the company is expanding to serve a new market.

“We’ll continue to lead the CRM and marketing automation industry with exciting updates coming this year with what we are now calling Infusionsoft by Keap,” says Keap COO Keith Reed. “With the introduction of our new Keap product, we are able to serve an even larger market of small service providers who have been shut out of the benefits of automation because software providers have made it too hard and expensive.”

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Targeted at small service providers such as interior design, home repair, fitness or business consulting, Keap is smart client management software that automates repetitive sales and client-related tasks like appointment scheduling, following up on leads/quotes, and collecting payments. It does this by intelligently prompting the user when and how to follow-up with personal and professional communications that progress leads more quickly into more happy clients that refer.

“As part of a multi-year company and product transformation, we set out to better understand how small businesses meet customer demands today,” said Keap CEO Clate Mask. “We discovered small service providers waste time juggling five to seven tools just to book appointments, send communications, provide quotes or collect payments. That is 50 hours a month that could be spent servicing more clients, growing the business or at home with family. As the market leader dedicated to small business success, we knew we had to make this easier.”

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Here are some of the top benefits of Keap’s new smart client management software:

  • Organizes and centralizes all customer information and daily work in one place – From lead to satisfied client and all the follow-up in between, Keap organizes customer information and daily work in one place so it’s connected and organized. A mobile app provides easy, 24/7 access to client information from anywhere.
  • Frees small businesses from repetitive tasks to save time  Keap’s online appointment scheduling, simple auto-reminders, and personalized follow-up communications give small businesses back their time. No more playing phone or email tag with clients to set up meetings, follow up on proposals or quotes, and chase down late payments.
  • Helps small businesses provide great service to their clients – Keap’s online tools help small businesses wow clients by making it simple to book appointment times, view or accept personalized quotes, and pay online invoices in seconds with a one-click “pay now” button.  Customizable, automated reminders and updates help small businesses and their clients stay informed every step of the way.

The company revealed a new Keap brand identity, visual redesign, logos and a marketing campaign Quiet the Doubters.

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