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Is Capsule CRM good for a small business?
It can be. Capsule is easy to learn and offers a free plan to start with. The problem, however, is how much it excludes in its entry plan. You won't find follow-up tracking at all; two-way email sync and automation are only available from the $36 Growth plan, and no plan offers phone or live chat. These are things the average small business needs, so Capsule might not be the best CRM choice for them.
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Does Capsule CRM track your follow-ups?
Not the way a sales-focused CRM does. Capsule has task management, so you can set deadlines and get email reminders. However, it never prompts you to set the next step with a contact, and neither does it nudge you to follow through. On the other hand, OnePageCRM is built around follow-ups. It pushes you to follow up with and nurture every contact until they make a purchase.
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Does Capsule CRM have workflow automation?
It does, but not on the cheaper plans. Automation is only available on the Growth plan, which costs $36 per user/month. So if you're on Starter, those repetitive tasks are still yours to do by hand. OnePageCRM takes the opposite approach, and lets you automate your work from its entry plan.
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Does Capsule CRM offer phone support?
No, it doesn't. Capsule keeps support to weekday email, an AI chatbot, and help articles, with no phone line or live chat on any plan. If reaching a person quickly matters to you, OnePageCRM might be better. After all, it includes phone, live chat, email, and screen share on every plan (even the free trial!).
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What's the best Capsule CRM alternative for small businesses?
If Capsule CRM isn't ideal for your small business, you can instead try OnePageCRM. It costs $9.95 per user/month, and includes the features a small business needs (like the email sync, automation, and follow-up tracking) from the entry plan. It's also quick to learn, since the system not only excludes tools you won't be using, but also resembles tools you already know how to use.
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Is OnePageCRM cheaper than Capsule?
Yes, for several reasons. At $18 per user/month, Capsule's starting plan costs more than most small business CRMs. But it still won't let you sync your email, automate your work, or get help through phone calls or live chat. On the other hand, OnePageCRM gives you all these features from its entry plan. And it only costs $9.95 per user/month.
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Is OnePageCRM easier to use than Capsule?
Both are simple tools, but OnePageCRM is the easier of the two. You work from a single page styled like an email inbox, and since its features are built specifically for small businesses, they're naturally simple to use. Capsule, on the other hand, gives you a new interface to learn, and forces you to work from several pages.
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Will I lose any features by switching from Capsule to OnePageCRM?
Not really. The one thing you'd give up is Capsule's larger native app marketplace, but OnePageCRM still reaches thousands of apps through Zapier and an open API. In exchange, you gain what Capsule doesn't offer. That means real follow-up tracking, two-way email sync and automation on the entry plan, free web forms, and phone and live chat support. And best of all, you get it all at $9.95 per user/month—much less than Capsule’s entry plan.