Free
$0
Try it on one screen.
- 1 board, up to 5 reps
- Podium, race and team goal scenes
- A celebration for every win
- Arena theme, gong and bell
- A small GoalHorn mark on the TV
Every win gets the highlight reel.
GoalHorn puts your sales floor on the office TV as a live sports broadcast. The standings, the goal and the pace rotate on their own, and the second a deal closes the screen cuts to that rep: name in lights, confetti, and the gong.
Live in five minutes from the CRM you already use. One flat price for the whole floor.
Free for up to 5 reps. No account, nothing to install.
Simulated reps and wins. Every frame is drawn live in your browser, no video.
Whiteboards don't cheer. Dashboards don't either.
A dashboard on the wall shows the numbers, and by the second week nobody looks up. GoalHorn is programmed like live TV, so the screen keeps earning the room's attention and the floor keeps playing for it.
It changes the channel.
Podium, leaderboard race, team goal, latest wins and the scoreboard rotate every 15 seconds, so there is always a new angle on who is winning.
It breaks in when someone closes.
A new win interrupts the rundown with that rep's moment: name in 3D letters, the amount counting up, a sound you pick. Several at once queue up and play in turn.
It tells the story of the month.
The Replay races the period back day by day in about 20 seconds and names the strongest finish and the hot start.
How the usual options stack up for a 15-rep floor:
| Option | Setup | Cost for 15 reps | Celebrates the close | Gets data from the CRM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whiteboard | Minutes | A marker | When someone remembers | No, by hand |
| Spreadsheet on a screen | An afternoon | Free | No | Copy and paste |
| TV dashboard tool | An afternoon, plus a PC for the TV | $79 to $399 a month | On the top plans, for some CRMs | Direct integrations |
| Gamification suite | Hours to weeks, often with an onboarding call | $135 to $675 a month ($9 to $45 per rep) | Yes, with video clips | Native CRM integrations |
| GoalHorn | Five minutes, on the TV you have | $49 a month, flat | Every win, on every plan | Any CRM, through a Google Sheet |
On the air in five minutes.
No account to create and nothing to install. Set the board up in your browser, then open its link on the TV.
- 1
Add your reps
Names and teams, photos if you have them, and goals for each rep and the whole team.
- 2
Connect a sheet, or log wins
Paste a Google Sheet your CRM fills through Zapier or Make, let reps log wins with a Google Form on their phones, or tap + Win on the computer that runs the TV.
- 3
Open it on the TV
Open the TV link in any browser on the screen. One click turns on sound, full screen and keep-awake.
Works with the CRM you already have.
No integration to buy. If your CRM can add a row to a Google Sheet, it can run the board, and Zapier or Make can do that for nearly every CRM.
- Make a sheet with the columns
timestamp, rep, amount, note, or start from the free template. - Add a zap in Zapier or Make: when a deal is won, add a row.
- Paste the sheet's link into GoalHorn. Every new row becomes a celebration.
That covers HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Close, Copper, monday.com, AccuLynx, JobNimbus, Jobber and Follow Up Boss. GoHighLevel workflows can add the row themselves.
Shared sheet links are read every 30 seconds. Sheets published to the web can lag a few minutes because Google caches them. One row per rep with running totals works too.
Your CRMDeal marked won
Zapier or MakeAdds a row
Google Sheet
timestamp,rep,amount,note 2026-10-02 09:14,Maya Rios,4250,Garage floor 2026-10-02 10:02,Devon Park,1890,Patio
GoalHorn on the TVMaya Rios, +$4,250
Made for the TV on the wall.
Nothing to mount, pair or install. The board runs in the screen's own browser and looks after itself.
Setting one up for the first time? Read how to set up a live sales TV dashboard, including which TV hardware works.
The TV you already have
A smart TV, a streaming stick or a mini PC on HDMI. TV stick mode keeps cheaper devices smooth.
One click to go live
Press Start once. The board goes full screen, turns on sound and keeps the screen awake.
Readable across the room
Broadcast type that stays sharp on a 4K screen, in three looks for bright offices and dark rooms.
Every screen, every phone
One link runs the board on every TV in the office and on reps' phones, with no logins and no fee per screen.
It says when something is wrong
A status chip shows live, stale or offline, and the board keeps retrying on its own.
The rundown.
Six scenes rotate on their own, about 15 seconds each. A new win cuts in with a celebration, then the race shows who just moved up.
0:00Podium
The top three stand on a lit podium with their photos or initials, while a light sweeps across.
0:15Leaderboard race
Every rep is a bar racing toward the lead. When someone passes a teammate, the two rows trade places on air.
0:30Month replay
At month end, the month plays back day by day, every sale on its rep's line, then names who finished strongest.
0:50Team goal
One ring fills toward the target, with what is left to close, days left in the period and a pace marker.
1:05Latest wins
The newest wins fly in as cards: who, how much and how long ago.
1:20Scoreboard
Today, this week and this month at a glance, with the top rep in each.
Breaking news: someone closed.
Every win takes over the screen for six seconds: a camera swoop, the rep's name in big 3D type, the amount counting up, confetti, and a sound you pick. Several wins at once queue up and play one after another.
Hear the sounds. Each one is synthesized live, no audio files.
Three looks: Arena (night game), Daylight (bright office) and Gold (black and gold). Try them on the board at the top.
Monday's meeting, already made.
Point a second link at last week or last month and the board becomes a recap: final standings, the biggest wins, the period against the one before, and the Replay.
The Replay races the whole period back day by day in about 20 seconds. Lines climb with every sale, lead changes flash, and it lands on the strongest finish and the hot start, the two stories every sales meeting wants to tell.
Built for floors that ring a bell.
Any team that ranks people by a number can run it. These are the floors it was made for.
Home services and door to door
Revenue sold and jobs by closer, with the job type on every win: roofing, HVAC, windows, remodeling, garage floors.
Mortgage
Funded volume and units by loan officer, the month's goal with pace, and the bell for every funding.
Insurance agencies
Written premium and policies by producer, through the month or the quarter.
Real estate
Closed volume and transactions by agent, with the month's goal for the office.
Car dealerships
Units sold by salesperson, with gross as the second number.
Call centers and SDR teams
Appointments set or meetings booked today, by rep, with a sound for every one.
Your numbers stay yours.
GoalHorn has no server and no accounts. That is a feature.
Nothing passes through us
The TV reads your Google Sheet directly. Your wins never reach Levology Labs.
Nothing to sign up for
No accounts, passwords or user lists to manage. A link opens the board.
Only what you choose
The board needs a name and a number. Customer names, addresses and deal details can stay out of the sheet.
Keys checked offline
Your license key is verified in the browser, with no call home.
One flat price for the whole floor.
Not per rep and not per screen. Monthly, cancel any time.
Team
$49/month
One sales floor, any number of reps.
- Unlimited reps
- Every scene, including the Replay
- Every theme and sound
- No GoalHorn mark
Floor
$149/month
Several teams, offices or metrics.
- Everything in Team
- Up to 3 boards
- Your own celebration sounds
- Rotate between metrics, like revenue then deals
Want to try Team or Floor first? Ask for a 14-day trial key.
Questions sales managers ask.
Does GoalHorn work with my CRM?
Yes, through a spreadsheet. Have Zapier or Make add a row to a Google Sheet whenever a deal is won, and GoalHorn reads the sheet. HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Close, Jobber and most other CRMs can do that, and GoHighLevel workflows can add the row themselves.
We already have a TV dashboard, like Geckoboard. Why add GoalHorn?
A dashboard tells the floor the numbers. GoalHorn makes the floor want to move them: it celebrates every win, from any CRM, on every plan, and runs on the TV you already have. Keep the dashboard on the operations screen if you like and give the sales floor its own. See GoalHorn and Geckoboard side by side.
What do I need on the TV?
Any screen with a current browser: a smart TV browser, a Fire TV Stick with Silk, a Chromecast with Google TV, or a mini PC or old laptop on HDMI. Very old TV browsers without WebGL 2 cannot run it. A TV stick mode keeps cheap devices smooth.
How fast does a win show up?
From a sheet shared by link, within 30 seconds of the row landing. A sheet published to the web can take up to about 5 minutes, because Google caches published sheets. Logged with + Win in GoalHorn, it shows at once on a TV opened from the same browser.
Can reps log wins from their phones?
Yes, with a Google Form: two questions, rep and amount, that add a row to the sheet the board reads. The + Win buttons in the app are for the computer that runs the TV.
How many TVs can show it?
As many as you like. Open the same TV link on every screen in the office, and on reps' phones. There is no fee per screen.
Where is our sales data stored?
In your browser and in your own sheet. GoalHorn has no server and no accounts, so your wins never pass through us.
How do licenses work?
After you pay, you get a license key by email. Paste it under Plan in GoalHorn. Keys are checked in the browser, so they work offline, and TV links you copy afterwards carry your plan.
Can I cancel?
Any time. Your board keeps running on the free plan.
Guides for sales managers.
Free, practical and written for the floor, whether or not you use GoalHorn.
What makes a sales leaderboard work
Six rules, six examples and how to choose leaderboard software.
How to set up a sales TV dashboard
What to put on the screen, which TV hardware works and how live it gets.
Free sales tracker and leaderboard template
An Excel workbook and Google Sheets formulas, ready to download.
25 sales contest ideas
Races, team goals, games and seasonal themes, with names for every month.
Sales gamification that works
The mechanics from lightest to heaviest, and what backfires.
Sales dashboard software, sorted
The five kinds, the examples worth a screen and how to choose.