CRMiUS is the CRM product of our business group: one system for leads, customers, proposals and invoices, projects and tasks, support tickets, warehouse, purchasing, accounting and HR. It runs in a browser and as a mobile app, in English, Ukrainian, Russian, German and French. Marketing MIX assembled it in November 2024 and builds and promotes its website.

What changed on crmius.com in October 2026?

On 16 October 2026 the site moved from a MODX template to a static Astro build: 200 pages in five languages, every page rewritten around what a user can actually do in the product, and screenshots taken from a working copy of the CRM filled with a fictional company. Every old address was kept, so the move cost no search history. On 20 October a public live demo opened at try.crmius.com.

Can I try the CRM without signing up?

Yes. try.crmius.com signs a visitor in as the administrator of a fictional company, in the language chosen on the site. Settings, staff accounts and modules are locked, and the data resets on a schedule, so every visitor starts from the same clean company.

CRMiUS — CRM product and its 5-language site

The brief

CRMiUS is the CRM product of the business group Marketing MIX belongs to, so this case describes work on our own product. It was assembled in November 2024 for small and mid-sized companies that run sales, money, projects and stock in four different tools and copy data between them by hand. Under one login it covers leads and customers, proposals, estimates and invoices, projects with Gantt charts and timesheets, tasks, support tickets with a knowledge base, warehouse and purchasing, accounting reports and HR, with a customer portal where clients see their invoices and projects and pay online.

By October 2026 the product had outgrown its website. crmius.com ran on a MODX template with stock pictures and generic praise, and Search Console showed the cost: over the 90 days to 28 October 2026, a window that is mostly the old site, its queries collected 16,571 impressions and no clicks (Google Search Console data via muginai, exported 31 Oct 2026). Searchers saw the pages and found nothing on them worth a click. The brief for the rebuild: say what the product does in the buyer's own terms, show the real interface, let people try it without a sales call, and keep every address the site had already earned.

What we built

A static site in five languages, built from facts

On 16 October 2026 crmius.com moved off MODX to a static Astro build. The site has 200 pages: 43 in English, 40 in Ukrainian, 40 in Russian, 39 in French and 38 in German, each language with its own sitemap and hreflang links between the versions. Every page was rewritten, and the rule for the copy was strict: a sentence may describe only a module, a screen or a commercial term that exists in the product today. Customer counts, ratings, certifications and invented testimonials are banned from the site, and the old fake reviews went with the template.

crmius.com home page on a desktop: the headline One CRM for sales, finance, projects and warehouse next to a screenshot of the lead board, a dark band showing how a lead becomes revenue in five steps, and a grid of modules for every department — Fig. 1 — crmius.com home page, desktop, 31 Oct 2026

The home page answers the first question a buyer has: what will this replace. One headline names the four jobs (sales, finance, projects, warehouse), and a dark band below it follows a single deal through the system, from a lead arriving from a web form or Facebook Lead Ads to a proposal, an invoice, stock leaving the warehouse and the report that shows it. Modules come next as a plain list grouped by department, and industry pages for retail, finance, online business and support teams follow.

Screens from a working CRM

Every screenshot on the site comes from a running copy of CRMiUS filled with a fictional company, Northwind Supply Co., with invented customers, leads and invoices. Buyers of business software look at the interface before they read a word, and a real screen with a full lead board answers questions no copy can: how dense the screens are, what a card shows, where the menu sits. The same screens were captured in each of the five languages.

CRMiUS lead board: columns New, Contacted and Qualified with lead cards showing the source, the lead value and the time of the last contact, and the module menu on the left — Fig. 2 — The lead board, demo company

CRMiUS dashboard: counters for unpaid invoices, converted leads, projects in progress and open tasks, overviews of invoices, estimates and proposals by status, and a pie chart of leads by stage — Fig. 3 — The dashboard, demo company

An invoice in CRMiUS with line items, taxes, the payment status and buttons to send it to the customer or record a payment — Fig. 4 — An invoice built from an estimate

A project in CRMiUS shown as a Gantt chart with tasks and milestones laid out on a timeline — Fig. 5 — A project on the Gantt chart

A live demo with no sign-up

On 20 October 2026 a public demo opened at try.crmius.com. A visitor clicks "Open the live demo" on any page of the site and lands inside the CRM as the administrator of the fictional company, in the language he was reading. Settings, staff accounts and modules are locked, the demo runs on an isolated network with no access to the outside, and the data resets on a schedule with the dates shifted forward, so the board always looks like a live business this week. The demo link sits in every hero and in the closing call to action, and each click is counted in analytics.

The warehouse module in CRMiUS: a stock list by warehouse with quantities, receipts and deliveries — Fig. 6 — Warehouse, one of the modules a demo visitor can open

Nothing lost in the move

A site move is where search history usually gets lost. Before the switch we exported every address the old site had in its sitemap and in Search Console and built the new site to answer at the same addresses, with 301 redirects for the duplicates MODX produced (pages reachable with and without a trailing slash or as index.html). On 31 October 2026 all 200 addresses on that list answer 200. Images keep their old paths too.

Requests that land in the CRM itself

The request form on crmius.com writes the request straight into CRMiUS as a lead, with the chosen plan and the page it came from, and only then sends the notification e-mail. Spam is filtered before the CRM sees it: a bot check, a hidden trap field and a limit on requests per visitor. A test request with a reserved test address goes into the log only, so checking the form never creates a fake lead for the sales team.

crmius.com home page on a phone: headline, a Start 14-day free trial button, a link to the live demo and the first module tabs — Fig. 7 — Home page, phone

The German home page of crmius.com on a phone with the same structure in German — Fig. 8 — The German version

The CRMiUS dashboard on a phone screen with counters and invoice overviews stacked in one column — Fig. 9 — The CRM itself on a phone

What happened

The move went live on 16 October 2026 and the demo on 20 October, so on 31 October the new site has two weeks of history, too short for a search result worth reporting. What can be checked today: 200 pages in five languages are in the sitemaps, all 200 old addresses answer, and the demo opens in every language. Clicks from search and demo openings are measured from the first day of the new site.

What we would do next

Comparison pages. Buyers of a CRM search for "CRM for retail", "CRM for a warehouse" and "alternative to" the tools they already use. The industry pages cover the first kind; pages that compare CRMiUS module by module with the usual alternatives would meet the second.

The demo as the main call to action. Once there is a month of data, compare requests from visitors who opened the demo with those who did not, and move the demo above the trial button if it converts better.

AI answers. The site already carries llms.txt and a facts file in plain language. The next step is the questions buyers ask assistants ("which CRM has a warehouse and accounting in one system"), each answered on a page with the screen that proves it.

The site: corporate websites. Search and the move: SEO. Visibility in AI answers: LLM SEO and GEO. The sector: B2B SaaS. Another product of our group: Unistaff.ai.

Project lead: Marketing MIX. Product: CRMiUS, the CRM of our business group. Years: 2024–2026.

CRMiUS: our CRM product, its site and a public demo