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Close pricing
Close does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Close paid version starts at US$25.00/month.
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Feature rating

- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 51-200 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Allrounder CRM tool
It was a very good tool, I used Salesforce earlier and Close was much comprehensive in features.
Pros
Close integrates with other tools such as Zoom and Calendly and picks up leads from there when a meeting is booked. I can trace all the way for the interactions with the contacts. It has email templates which are very handy for quick replying.
Cons
VOIP was a pain, call quality used to drop and lot of times it did not connect.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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A great solution once you get it organized
Pros
I love the Smart Views which allow custom filtering and sorting of leads. This helps me quickly review different types of leads based on lead score, when I talked to them last, and when I need to follow up with them again.
Cons
I wish basic text formatting was built into the note taking (especially bullet points). I understand with not going crazy with a WYSIWYG, but some simple formatting options would help for quicker note taking.
- Industry: Real Estate
- Company size: 11-50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Paltry Notifications in Messages
Great experience generally, just hate when I'm really into a task and then I forget about checking close all to open it up to 3 message and 6 emails.
Pros
Lays everything out in a way that is simple, functional, and very user friendly. Most things make sense at first glance without much of a learning curve.
Cons
Notification system is genuinely trash. If I have the software on my laptop, there should be some way their API talks with MacOS notifications API, I think someone just has to build the connection.
- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 51-200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Most your organization will ask, "why aren't we using Salesforce?"
Skip it.
Pros
Great if you have the patience and developments resources to help you customize everything. API is good, but for most non-enterprise organizations, who has time to be messing with APIs? Built in VoIP is a nice feature, but do your math and make sure the price is worth it.
Cons
- Searching for data is near impossible. Can't filter for anything logically without getting into "raw queries," so you better be half an engineer if you want to search for anything.
- Reporting is a joke. The reporting tools might as well not exist. Be prepared to ask developers to leverage the API and sync into some other tool.
- No matter what they may sell you, it's a CRM best used with small sales teams. It's not for account management or companies that expect anyone without an engineering degree to figure out how to analyze the data inside of it.
- Industry: Construction
- Company size: 11-50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Phone Heavy Sales Team's Dream
It is everything we need except dashboards. If your are an outbound or phone heavy sales ord
Pros
no fluff. there are not 3 different places to log contacts/opps/accounts/leads it is all on one page. It is simple yet surprisingly powerful. Every one of my reps added can't get over how easy and fluid it makes their life.
Cons
Dashboards are non existent. You will need to be comfortable with exporting/using zapier/or a few support partners to push your data into a visual appealing place