B2S without the BS — your numbers, your career.

Prove what
you've closed.

"So, what have you closed?" is the highest-paid question in sales — and most reps answer it from memory. Blackbook is your personal record of every deal you've won: exact numbers, career analytics, and a printable deal sheet you bring to the review, the comp conversation, or the interview.

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Career TCV
$4.82M
Deals closed
127
Avg deal size
$38K
Commission
$412K
Company
Product
Closed
Size
Comm.
Northwind Corp
Enterprise Plan
Mar 2025
$180,000
$18,000
Acme Robotics
Fleet License
Jan 2025
$92,500
$9,250
Contoso
Renewal + Expand
Nov 2024
$310,000
$27,900
The deal sheet

One page that ends the "what have you closed?" question.

Every logged deal rolls up into a clean, printable one-pager: career total contract value, deal count, average size, largest win, and a table of your top deals by year. Hand it to a hiring manager or drop it in front of your VP at review time.

  • PDF you can print or attach to an application
  • CSV of every deal for your own records
  • Numbers you can defend, sourced from your own log
  • Refreshed the moment you add a deal
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Deal Sheet
Enterprise AE · 2019–2026
Career TCV
$4,820,000
Deals closed
127
Avg deal size
$38,000
Largest deal
$310,000
2025$1.64M38 deals
2024$1.21M31 deals
2023$0.98M27 deals

Built for reps, not managers.

No pipeline reviews. No forecast rollups. Just a clean record of what you've closed.

Resume-ready exports

One-click CSV and a printable deal sheet you can hand to a hiring manager — proof of what you've actually closed.

Career analytics

Total contract value, win volume, average deal size, and commission trends by year and quarter. Know your number before you're asked.

Your performance record

Company, contact, product, deal size, commission, and notes — one ledger that spans every employer you've worked for.

Ready for review season

Walk into your QBR, promotion case, or comp negotiation with exact figures instead of a rough guess.

Private by default

Row-level security. Only you see your deals. No team dashboards, no shared views.

Dead-simple entry

Add a deal in under 15 seconds. Log it from your phone right after signing. Done.

Own your track record for the price of lunch.

14-day free trial. Cancel anytime. One deal you can prove pays for years of this.

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  • Career analytics dashboard
  • CSV + printable deal sheet
  • Encrypted cloud sync
  • Your data, forever exportable
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Questions.

Why not just keep this in my company's CRM?

Your CRM is built for pipeline reviews and forecasts, not for you. It won't tell you your career total contract value, your average deal size across three employers, or hand you a one-page deal sheet before an interview. Blackbook does that, and it stays with you when you switch jobs.

Is it OK to keep a record of my own numbers?

Yes — that's what a resume is. Blackbook is your own performance record: what you closed, how big, when, and what you earned. Log it from your own memory and your own paperwork, the way you'd list results on a resume. It is not a place to copy your employer's customer database, and we don't want you to.

How is this different from a spreadsheet?

Career-level analytics, cloud sync across devices, and a printable deal sheet you can hand to a hiring manager. No formulas to maintain, no version named final_v3.

When would I actually use it?

Quarterly business reviews, comp negotiations, promotion cases, and interviews. Anywhere you're asked "what have you closed?" and a vague answer costs you money.

Can my manager see my deals?

No. Every row is locked to your account with row-level security. There are no team views, no shared dashboards, no admin access.