Reviews booked, relationships growing

Financial advisor CRM software

Financial advisor CRM software built to stop the annual review slipping. Reviews schedule themselves and client documents live on one record. Prospects get a follow-up sequence after the first meeting.

From $19/month|14-day free trial|Same-day US support
Smarfle · Financial Advisor dashboard
Active Clients

128

Reviews Overdue

14

Revenue This Quarter

$52,600

Prospects in Pipeline

11

Recent Jobs

Whitfield Retirement Plan

Quarterly Portfolio Review

Scheduled

Okafor Education Fund

529 Plan Setup

In Progress

Brennan Estate Plan

Estate Planning Consultation

Completed

Park Family Trust

Trust Review and Update

Awaiting Documents

Software a financial advisor runs on

The relationship is the product, and it quietly decays between reviews. Annual meetings schedule themselves, client documents live on one record, and prospects get a follow-up sequence after the first conversation instead of being remembered later. Smarfle does that for one advisor or a whole practice.

The growth side, built in

Advisor call tracking

Referred prospects call once to size you up. The conversation is recorded and logged, and a missed call gets a same-hour text-back.

Reviews and Google Business Profile

Referrals verify advisors online before transferring a nickel. Reviews and a complete profile confirm what the referrer promised.

Website and lead follow-ups

Meeting bookings from your site skip the phone tag, and annual-review follow-ups keep every household on schedule.

CRM plans that grow with your advisory practice

All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

Solo

Sole operators getting started

$19/mo
  • 1 user
  • Up to 500 clients
  • 1 GB storage
  • Public booking link + calendar
  • Client management
  • Work orders with photos
  • Invoices + Stripe payments
  • Voice AI receptionist (usage-based)
  • AI drafts + work order summaries
  • GMB rank tracking + Search Console
  • GBP Posts + Dashboard
  • API access + webhooks
  • Mobile PWA + CSV import/export
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Starter

Small teams adding tools and growth

$99/mo
  • Up to 5 users (1 owner + 4 techs)
  • Up to 2,000 clients
  • 3 GB storage
  • 2 branch locations
  • Everything in Solo
  • Website builder + AI content
  • Your own domain on that website
  • Branded client portal
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Professional

Growing service businesses

$199/mo
  • Up to 10 users
  • Up to 5,000 clients
  • 5 branch locations
  • 10 GB storage
  • Everything in Starter
  • Manager role (up to 2)
  • 50 saved email templates
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Business

Multi-location operations

$349/mo
  • Up to 30 users
  • Up to 10,000 clients
  • 10 branch locations
  • 20 GB storage
  • Everything in Professional
  • Manager role (up to 5)
  • Priority support
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SMS, email, AI, and voice are billed pay-as-you-go. See full pricing breakdown →

What an inefficient advisory practice looks like

Nothing here is urgent, which is exactly the problem. A review postponed twice is a relationship cooling, and it never feels like an emergency until the assets move.

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Annual reviews get postponed indefinitely

Clients need regular portfolio reviews, but scheduling falls to whoever remembers. Reviews get pushed back quarter after quarter until the client feels neglected and starts taking calls from other advisors.

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Compliance documentation is scattered

Regulators expect detailed records of every recommendation, client meeting, and suitability assessment. When notes live in email threads and notebooks, an audit becomes a weeks-long scramble.

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Prospect follow-up dies after the first meeting

You meet a prospect, discuss their goals, and promise to send a proposal. Then client work takes over, the follow-up never happens, and a qualified lead goes cold. This pattern repeats every month.

Every financial advisor call, handled your way

Every call is recorded against the client it came from, so nothing needs re-explaining on the callback and unknown numbers never reach you.

Plain forwarding

$0.04/min

Just rings your phone. Every call logged as answered or missed.

Forward with call tracking

$0.10/min

Rings your phone. Recorded, transcribed, summarized, and logged to the customer record.

Busy message + text-back

~$0.05/call

Plays your message, hangs up, and texts the caller. Replies land in your Inbox as leads.

AI receptionist

$0.25/min

The AI answers, qualifies the caller, and books the job. Great after hours if you want it.

Spam screening is included in every mode

Turn it on and unknown callers hear one sentence and press a key before the call connects. Dialer software does not press keys, so it never reaches you. How screening works

  • Your customers skip it. Known clients and callers on mobile numbers are never screened.
  • You are not billed for it. Screened, silent, and blocked calls cost nothing.
  • One blocklist. Block a number once and it stops calling and texting.

Curious how the AI option sounds? Call (866) 355-9645 and try booking a consultation with it.

Clear workflow every time

How a financial advisory engagement flows through Smarfle

A prospect becomes a client and then a relationship on a review schedule. These are the steps.

  1. 1

    Lead arrives via referral or website

    A referral or a web enquiry opens a client record, with custom fields for investable assets, life stage, and the goals discussed.

  2. 2

    Discovery meeting booked

    Calendar slot. Workflow automation sends a pre-meeting questionnaire. Documents collected via client portal.

  3. 3

    Plan delivered + signed

    Plan attached to client record, presented in second meeting, agreement signed via e-sign, fee billed via Stripe.

  4. 4

    Quarterly reviews + ongoing work

    Recurring work orders auto-generate quarterly review meetings. Time tracking for billable hours; expenses for custodial/research costs.

  5. 5

    Recurring AUM bill + annual review reminder

    Stripe Connect handles quarterly fee billing. Maintenance reminders schedule the annual review.

Same flow for every financial advisor business, only the terminology and details change.

Smarfle calendar showing financial advisor work
A week of financial advisor work, coloured by who is taking it, with each day's total underneath.

The advisory practices Smarfle suits

It depends on where your client records live. If they are yours to manage, this fits at any book size.

We built this for you if...

Tap the ones that resonate

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This probably isn't for you if...

And that's okay

Everything Smarfle does for an advisory practice

Advising is what clients pay for. Managing the book, billing it, and adding to it are what keep the practice running.

1

Client profile dashboard

See every client with their plan type, risk profile, last review date, and next scheduled meeting. Filter by advisor, review status, or client segment.

2

Review scheduling and alerts

Set review frequencies per client. Smarfle alerts you when a review is overdue so no client goes too long without a check-in. Schedule directly from the alert.

3

Prospect pipeline

Track prospects from initial contact through discovery, proposal, and onboarding. See conversion rates and identify where prospects stall in your process.

4

Meeting preparation view

Before every meeting, see the client's plan details, recent activity, outstanding items, and last meeting notes in one screen. Walk in prepared every time.

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Notes and documents on the client record

Notes you write and status changes the system writes both land on the client stamped with a name and a time. Plan documents sit in folders on that same record, private until you switch one across to the client login.

Saved cards and billable time

Where financial advisor CRM revenue leaks

Ask how many hours went into the plan you charged a flat fee for, and the honest answer is that nobody wrote them down. Hours logged against the engagement, with an hourly rate stored on each person, give you a figure to check before you quote the next one.

Charging a flat fee is fine, as long as you know what the work cost you to deliver.

Advisory minutes carry a rate per person

Plan work, portfolio reviews and client meetings all record minutes with a marker for whether they are recoverable, and everyone on the team has a rate stored. Complete the engagement and the record is created without you doing it, then billing pulls recoverable minutes into the lines.

Advisory fees on a set rhythm

Stripe keeps the payment method and your fee is taken at the interval named in the agreement, with no fresh request each period. Money and documentation are created in one motion, so nothing has to be reconciled afterward.

Segment the book without a spreadsheet

Retirement income households, business owners and anyone an accountant sent your way deserve different outreach from you. Each becomes a colored marker you define, goes onto the client record, and any single one of them can be isolated on screen.

Portfolio and planning tools, told automatically

Your planning software and your compliance archive both need the same client events, and seven of those can be delivered as outgoing calls. A signature travels with each one so the receiver knows it is genuine, and delivery is attempted repeatedly when an endpoint stops answering.

Get more clients for your advisory practice

Financial advisor lead generation

One household that stays is worth decades of fees. Smarfle finds the people in your area actively looking for an advisor and sends what they are trying to solve, so the first conversation starts somewhere real. You accept the ones that fit your book.

Flat pricing per accepted lead

Financial Advisor leads run about $55 each. You see the job and the ZIP first, then accept or pass free. No monthly lead budget, no bidding wars.

When leads start

We expand the directory around every business that joins, and Google needs time to rank new pages, so plan for up to two months before leads ramp up. You pay per lead, never for waiting. A Google Business Profile with real reviews brings them sooner.

Requests arrive pre-qualified

Every quote request already answers what brings you in and where are you now, so your callback quotes instead of interviews.

Fair by design

Your existing customers and repeat requests are always free, and a bad lead can be disputed with a refund to your wallet.

Before an advisor moves their book

For record keeping and billing, it can. For the wiring those products have into custodians, planning software and a compliance stack, it cannot, because none of that wiring exists here. An advisor who needs account data arriving on its own should stay where they are.
No. There is no custodian feed, no positions, no balances and no performance reporting anywhere in the product. Your portfolio system keeps that work. What lives here is the relationship, the Plans, the meetings, the documents and what each household is billed.
No, and it should not be treated as one. Email archiving, supervision workflows and compliance retention are all absent. The activity trail does stamp every note and status change with a person and a time, which is genuine evidence of contact, though it remains a working record rather than a retention system.
A card sits on file with Stripe and the fee runs on whatever rhythm your agreement names, creating its invoice record at the same moment. Since balances are not in the system, a fee worked out from assets under management has to be entered as an amount rather than calculated for you.
One direction only. A scheduled Plan review pushes into Google Calendar and the client receives a calendar file by email to accept in one tap. Nothing travels back, so a meeting created in Google will never appear here. Anyone who works out of their calendar and expects traffic both ways will find that irritating.
Each Plan carries a due date that sits on the deadline calendar, and a reminder reaches the household before that date arrives, as an email or a text, with nobody needing to remember. A first meeting can also set off a sequence of follow ups with delays built in, so prospects stop going quiet because your week filled up.
Under the household in folders you name, closed off until you decide otherwise. Flip one across and it shows in that client's login behind a link with a short life. The ceiling is 25 MB per file, which covers statements and plan summaries comfortably.
Two sign ins puts you at the low end of the seat count, and the other input is the number of households you have on record. Metered pieces like texting and mail are added after they are used. Where a practice your size falls is shown in the plan table up the page.

Switching to Smarfle from another advisor CRM?

A book of business is not something you hand to an import tool and hope, which is why you do not hand it to one here. We build the CSV of clients and services ourselves, load it, and invite each advisor in turn, all of it done by a US based person.

Why businesses stay

Who you are buying from

We answer requests the same day. If your business needs a new feature, or an existing one changed, it gets built fast, often by the next day. Ihor Lavrenenko puts his name on this product: he has helped hundreds of local businesses grow, and Smarfle is how that experience shows up in your operation every morning.

Based in Orlando, Florida|Same-day support answers|Feature requests shipped fast
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