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Is Salesmate a good CRM for small businesses?
It's good, but it's not the best. Salesmate works well if you sell over calls and SMS, want automation, and like having marketing and customer service tools inside your CRM. But it starts at $23 per user/month, locks features like email sequences and the Sandy AI assistant behind the Pro plan, and takes a while to learn. Small teams that want something simple and affordable will probably look elsewhere.
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What's the best Salesmate alternative for small businesses?
If Salesmate has more than you need and costs more than you'd like, try OnePageCRM. It costs $9.95 per user/month, includes every core tool a small team needs on the entry plan, and is built around following up with leads. There's also next to no learning curve, since the whole CRM runs from one page that works like an email inbox.
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How much does Salesmate CRM really cost?
The Basic plan is $23 per user/month when paid annually, but most teams will need more than it offers. Email sequences, the product catalog, Sandy AI, and many integrations need the Pro plan at $39 per user/month. And if you want to use the built-in calling and texting, you'll buy a phone number from Salesmate on top of your subscription.
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Does Salesmate have a free plan?
No, it doesn't. Salesmate offers a 15-day free trial on each plan instead, and you don't need a credit card to start one. OnePageCRM works the same way, except its trial runs for 21 days.
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Does Salesmate have AI?
Yes, but not for everyone. Salesmate advertises itself as an AI-powered CRM, and its Sandy AI assistant can reply to emails, create tasks, and add notes for you. The catch is that Sandy AI only comes with the Pro plan and up. The AI chatbots also run on credits, and the Basic plan gives you very little.
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Does Salesmate have email sequences?
Yes, but not on the Basic plan. Salesmate has an email sequencing module that sends out a series of follow-up emails automatically. However, you can't touch it until you get on the Pro plan at $39 per user/month.
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Is OnePageCRM cheaper than Salesmate?
Yes, it is. OnePageCRM's entry plan costs $9.95 per user/month, less than half of Salesmate's $23. The gap widens even more when you consider that Salesmate charges separately for phone numbers, without which you canβt call or text. Not to mention, it pushes features most teams want onto the $39 Pro plan. With OnePageCRM, the plan price is all you pay.
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Is OnePageCRM easier to use than Salesmate?
Yes. OnePageCRM lets you do your whole work from a single page that's laid out like an email inbox. You already know this layout, so there's hardly anything to learn. Salesmate, in contrast, has 10 tabs plus subtabs, and even its fans on G2 admit there's a learning curve at the start.