Bring the right closer into the room
ClosR connects companies with freelance closers and gives both sides one place to run the mission, from application through to results.
ClosR is a French-language platform. The product, its interface and its support are entirely in French. If you speak French, read la présentation de ClosR en français — it is the version that matches the platform.
ClosR, the freelance closer platformExternal sales work without the blind spots
Hiring a freelance closer is only the start. Companies still need to choose the right person, share the context of the mission, and understand what happens once the calls begin. Closers, on the other side, take on missions with patchy briefs and no clear view of how their results are being read.
ClosR keeps that work in one place without asking a company to replace its CRM. You can see how ClosR works step by step on the platform itself.
How it works
Share the mission
A company describes the offer, its sales context and the type of closer it needs.
Choose the right closer
Closers apply to relevant opportunities. Companies review their profiles and select the person they want to work with.
Run the work together
Appointments, outcomes, monthly declarations, messages and reviews stay connected to the mission.
Keep the bigger picture
Each side gets a shared view of performance while the company keeps its own CRM and sales process.
What ClosR helps with
Freelance closer matching
Make opportunities visible to closers and make it easier to find a fit for each mission.
Mission operations
Keep applications, collaborations and the next steps of a mission in one clear workspace.
Call planning and outcomes
Share the appointment schedule and record what happened after each call.
Shared accountability
Monthly declarations and mutual reviews make expectations and results easier to discuss.
Built for both sides of the mission
- Companies that need experienced help to close high-value offers — join the ClosR waitlist as a company
- Freelance closers looking for structured opportunities and clear expectations — join the ClosR waitlist as a closer
- Sales teams that want better visibility without rebuilding their CRM workflow
Working with freelance closers
Background reading on the model itself, written alongside ClosR:
- What is a freelance closer? — the role, and how it differs from a setter or an in-house rep
- How to pay a freelance closer — commission, retainer or mixed, and what moves the rate
- Freelance closer or in-house rep? — the two models on cost, ramp-up and risk
- How to brief a closer — the six blocks a mission brief needs
Frequently asked questions
What is a freelance closer?
An independent salesperson brought in to handle the closing calls on an existing offer. They are not employed by the company: they work mission by mission, usually on commission or a mixed fixed-plus-commission arrangement, and take over once a lead is already qualified.
Is ClosR available in English?
No. ClosR is a French-language platform serving the French market. This page describes it in English as part of the Weissgerber portfolio; the platform itself is entirely in French.
How are freelance closers usually paid?
Most commonly on commission, as a percentage of the deals they close. Some missions add a small fixed retainer to cover ramp-up. The right structure depends on deal size, sales cycle length and how much context the closer has to absorb before the first call.
Does ClosR replace my CRM?
No. It sits alongside it, covering the part a CRM does not: finding the closer, agreeing the mission, and keeping both sides looking at the same results. Your pipeline and sales process stay where they are.
Can I use ClosR today?
ClosR is in early access. Companies and closers can join the waitlist and will be contacted as places open up ahead of the public launch.
Who built ClosR?
Antonin Weissgerber, an independent developer who also publishes Vitae, TravelBudget and Forma on iOS, and the web tool MoatCheck.