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Less Annoying CRM vs Nutshell

Ratings, pricing and all 12 key features, side by side. Open either profile for the full review.

Editor rating4.34.4
Starting price$15 per user$13 per user
Free planNoNo
Best forVery small businesses that want the simplest possible CRMSmall B2B teams that want sales and email marketing without complexity
Key features
3/12
10/12
Ease of use4.8 / 54.6 / 5
Features3.2 / 54.1 / 5
Value for money4.5 / 54.4 / 5
Customer support4.8 / 54.6 / 5
Visual sales pipelineYesYes
Two-way email syncYesYes
Workflow automationNoYes
Email sequencesNoYes
Built-in callingNoYes
Lead scoringNoNo
Sales forecastingNoYes
Custom reportsYesYes
Marketing campaignsNoYes
Quotes and invoicesNoNo
AI assistantNoYes
Mobile appsNoYes
IntegrationsGoogle, Outlook, Mailchimp and Zapier50+ native plus Zapier
MobileMobile-friendly web appiOS and Android
SupportFree phone and email supportLive chat, email and phone on all plans
Founded2009 · St. Louis, MO2009 · Ann Arbor, MI
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The short answer

Independent professionals and small offices such as insurance agents, realtors and consultants.

Skip it if: teams that want automation, native mobile apps or integrated marketing.

Less Annoying CRM does exactly what its name promises. It will never run your marketing or forecast your quarter, and for a five-person business that just needs to stop losing track of people, that is the point.

$15 per userFull review

B2B teams of three to fifty people that want one tool for pipeline and email outreach with real human support.

Skip it if: enterprises with complex customization needs or a long list of required integrations.

Nutshell is the CRM to shortlist when you want capable software and a company that picks up the phone. It covers what a small B2B team needs without the configuration burden of bigger platforms.

$13 per userFull review

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