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CRM tools in 2026, compared by price

We track 17 crm tools. The list below is ordered by what it costs to start, cheapest first. Tools that cannot be put on that scale — usage-based pricing, a free tier, or a price we could not verify — come last, and each one says which case it is. The cheapest verified entry point is CiviCRM at Free.

How to choose a CRM

CRMs are priced per seat, but the seat is rarely the trap — the contact tier is. Several vendors start cheap and then price by how many contacts you store, so a growing database can cost more than a growing team. Free tiers are common and genuine, but they usually gate features like automation and reporting rather than contacts.

The other cost is switching. Data lives in custom fields, pipelines and activity history, and moving it later is a project. Before choosing, test how the tool handles your actual sales process rather than its demo pipeline. The verified starting prices below tell you what entry costs — not what year two costs.

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No vendor has paid for a position on this page. Price is not quality: the cheapest tool here is not the best one for your team, it is only the cheapest. We do not publish a quality score because we do not have one we can stand behind. How we score tools.

  1. CiviCRM

    Constituency relationship management suite.

    Free and self-hostable

    Freeverified

  2. Pipedrive

    Sales pipeline CRM for small teams.

    Pipeline view is immediately understandable

    From $14/user/moverified

  3. Salesforce

    Enterprise CRM platform.

    Published per-user prices across five editions

    From $25/user/mo billed monthlyverified

  4. folk

    Lightweight relationship CRM.

    Feels like a contact book, not a sales system

    From $30/user/mo billed monthlyverified

  5. NationBuilder

    American software company.

    From $34/moverified

  6. SugarCRM

    American software company.

    Highly customisable

    From $59/user/moverified

  7. Microsoft Dynamics

    Microsoft's CRM and ERP application suite for business operations.

    Deep Microsoft 365 and Power Platform integration

    From $65/user/moverified

  8. Attio

    Flexible, data-driven CRM.

    Highly flexible data model

    Free tier availablenot a monthly price

  9. Close

    CRM built around calling and email for sales teams.

    Calling and email built into the CRM

    Pricing not verifiednot a monthly price

  10. Copper

    Per-seat CRM with native Google Workspace synchronization.

    Google Workspace integration: Connects Gmail, Calendar, Contacts and Drive across current plans.

    Subscription — amount not verifiednot a monthly price

  11. Dolibarr

    Open source software for accounting.

    Pricing not verifiednot a monthly price

  12. HoneyBook

    Clientflow platform for independent service businesses combining leads, contracts, invoices, scheduling and built-in payment processing.

    One project record can connect lead capture, communication, proposals, contracts, invoices and payment status.

    Subscription plus transaction feesnot a monthly price

  13. HubSpot CRM

    Top-tier inbound marketing and CRM.

    Free for up to 2 users with no credit card and no time limit

    Free tier availablenot a monthly price

  14. Keap

    CRM, sales and marketing automation with required implementation services.

    Unified contact history: Stores customer details, communications, invoices, payments and activity.

    Pricing not verifiednot a monthly price

  15. ServiceTitan

    American software company.

    Pricing not verifiednot a monthly price

  16. Snapforce CRM

    CRM with built-in telephony aimed at small sales teams.

    Pricing not verifiednot a monthly price

  17. Zoho CRM

    CRM within the wider Zoho suite.

    Considerably cheaper than the market leaders

    Free tier availablenot a monthly price

Head-to-head comparisons

Two crm tools side by side, on price and on the features we actually checked.

Looking to switch?

What each of these costs to replace, with the closest tools that do the same job.