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14 articles on CRM comparisons, reviews, and selection guides.
Seven Pipedrive alternatives ranked on what drives the switch: an outgrown pipeline, thin AI, and add-ons that quietly double the bill.
Seven HubSpot alternatives ranked on what drives the switch: hub pricing, marketing automation, and whether the AI holds up without it.
Seven Salesforce alternatives ranked on what drives the switch: setup time, admin overhead, and total cost once seats and add-ons are counted.
Seven CRMs built for startup speed, ranked by how well each fits a specific team shape: cold-calling, Google-native, relationship-led, or self-maintaining.
Seven small business CRMs ranked on how much upkeep each needs when nobody on the team is a CRM admin, plus what each one costs at your size.
Seven AI CRMs ranked on whether you can trust the answer: how each one produces it, whether it cites a source, and who it thinks is asking.
A ranked look at seven sales CRMs in 2026, judged on one thing: whether the system tells a rep what to do next and flags the deals that are drifting.
A ranked comparison of nine CRM platforms in 2026, judged on how much of the record fills itself, what your data model allows, and what each one costs.
A practical ranking of nine CRMs for marketing, creative, and consulting agencies in 2026, with how each one fits retainers, multi-brand clients, and expansion.
A practical framework for treating CRM as your revenue operating system so handoffs are clean, follow-ups are consistent, and forecasting is reliable.
A practical ranking of 10 CRMs that help startups move faster in 2026, with clear trade-offs and quick setup tips so you can pick confidently.
A practical, balanced review of Affinity CRM in 2026: who it fits best, what it does well, where it falls short, and how to evaluate it.
Less Annoying CRM stays simple by design. Learn who it fits in 2026, what you get for the price, and where integrations and reporting fall short.
A practical, neutral review of monday CRM in 2026: strengths, limitations, pricing tradeoffs, and a rollout plan that avoids typical CRM regret.