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noCRM.io vs HubSpot

Side-by-side comparison of noCRM.io and HubSpot. See pricing, features, ratings, and more.

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noCRM.io

Lead Management

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Free CRM + Marketing

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FeaturenoCRM.ioHubSpot
Rating4.2 / 54.3 / 5
Reviews11
CategoriesLead Management, Sales CRM, Small Business CRMMarketing CRM, Sales CRM, Email Marketing
PricingFrom $12From $0
Pricing Modelpaidfreemium
ProsLead-first workflow with the sleeping-lead mechanic actually changes rep behaviour — follow-ups stop getting lost, Fast lead capture from web forms, Typeform, prospecting lists, LinkedIn-type sources and the mobile app, Dream tier's WhatsApp conversation sync and VoIP depth (CloudTalk, JustCall, Aircall, Ringover, RingCentral) is strong for the price, EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant, encryption at rest, annual third-party security audits — better security posture than the vendor's size suggests, Broad integration layer for a small tool: 3,000+ Zapier automations, API, QuickBooks, Slack, Teams, PandaDoc, MailchimpFree CRM tier is genuinely usable — real contact/deal/ticket records, forms, chat and basic email, One shared contact timeline across marketing, sales and service is exactly the promised 'one database', Best ecosystem in the category: 1,000+ marketplace apps, HubSpot Academy, a huge partner and freelancer community, AI agents (customer agent, prospecting agent, agent builder) now do real work across hubs, Starter pricing is low — $7 per seat per month billed annually for Sales Hub at time of writing
ConsEmail integration and shared inboxes gate behind the top Dream tier, Starter is a teaser (500 leads, one pipeline, new customers only) — real deployments start at Expert, All users on an account must sit on the same plan; no mixing Dream and Starter seats, Monthly billing runs roughly 40% above the yearly rate; prices render as 'X€' until you engage the pricing toggle, Thin as a system of record: basic reporting below Expert, no marketing automation, no service moduleThe Starter → Professional jump is roughly 12x per seat ($7 to $90) and lands when the tool is already load-bearing, Mandatory one-time onboarding fees at higher tiers ($3,500 Enterprise onboarding per the Sales Hub pricing page), AI features are metered through HubSpot Credits on top of seats, so bills become usage-dependent, Free tier caps at 2 users and 1,000 contacts; contact-tiered pricing penalizes list-heavy marketers, Easy to over-configure — portals frequently need a dedicated admin or partner to stay trustworthy
Best ForSmall B2B sales teams of one to twenty reps who sell by chasing follow-ups and want a fast lead tool instead of an admin-heavy CRM.Growing small and mid-sized businesses that want marketing, sales and service on one platform and can budget for Professional-tier pricing.
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