CRM Software

Two products share one brand name, and they do not share a price list. That single fact decides whether monday.com

HubSpot CRM is easy to start and hard to budget. The free database will run a two-person team for months,

Salesforce sells its CRM across six plans, from a $0 Free Suite to Agentforce 1 Sales at $550 per user

Zoho CRM wins the budget argument almost every time. It loses a surprising number of adoption arguments six weeks later.

The cheapest Pipedrive plan is not the plan most sales teams end up paying for. Lite lists at $14 per

Keap is worth the cost for a small US service business that will actively run automation across lead capture, follow-up,

Streak is a CRM that lives inside Gmail, and that single design decision is the whole review. For a 3

Nimble CRM is worth buying for a one to ten seat relationship-led team that already works out of Gmail or

Copper CRM is worth it for one specific buyer: a 5 to 25 person agency, consultancy, or professional-services team that

Insightly CRM earns its price when a won deal has to become a delivery project inside the same system. It

Capsule CRM sells itself as a simple CRM, and for the right team it is. The harder question is which

Close is a calling-first CRM, and its list price is the least interesting number on the invoice. Solo starts at