What you get: A suite of business and productivity software — CRM, project management and accounting features — free of charge and without the usage limits typical of much of the SaaS industry. It is designed for individual users and for businesses of varying sizes.
How to start: Go to http://trive.web4.one and sign in with your UIID. There is no separate account to create, no password to set and no trial period to track.
GLACIER is part of the same suite. At http://glacier.linkspreed.com you describe what you want in plain language and get a working mini app or website, deployed directly on Web4 infrastructure. No hosting to set up, and no coding experience required.
A realistic migration sequence:
Start with one function, not all three. Whichever of CRM, project management or accounting causes you the most friction today is the one to move first.
Run it in parallel for a few weeks. Keep your existing tool live until the new one has handled a full cycle of real work — a full month of invoices, a full project from start to finish.
Move historical data last, and only what you actually use. Most businesses discover they need far less history than they assumed.
Decide who owns the setup internally. If invoices, staff or credentials are involved, your company should be registered as an Organization UIID, not under a founder's personal identity. Fixing that later means a migration.
What it costs: Nothing for the core tools. The one exception is metered usage — if you use AI features in GLACIER that call metered AI APIs, or connect paid third-party APIs to something you built, those costs are billed by the API provider, not as a platform fee.
Why free is sustainable here: LINKSPREED is self-funded, with no outside investors and no external funding rounds. There is no investor mandate to maximize data extraction and no pressure to introduce subscription fees to reach a return target, so free core tools are a structural choice rather than a promotional term.
Before you commit a whole business to it, do what you would do with any vendor: run a real workflow end to end, on a real deadline, before you switch off what you have.
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