What each one is, the kind of team it fits, what it costs to start, and the one thing that will annoy you. Cheapest first.
Lumenbase
From $24.17 per seat, $194 per month at 8 seatsOur product. A full-funnel CRM that captures email, meetings, and LinkedIn on its own, ranks who needs attention with a reason attached, and carries a won deal into delivery and invoicing on the same client record.
Fits: agencies, consultancies, and software firms where clients come back and referrals matter more than lead volume.
The drawback: we are young. The app marketplace is small next to the platform vendors, and we do not do resource planning.
Nutshell
From $13 per seat, $200 per month at 8 seatsA B2B CRM with email sequences, forms, and reporting in the plan rather than as add-ons.
Fits: teams whose main complaint about monday was that real outbound needed a second tool.
The drawback: reporting is lighter than the platform tools, and there is nothing after the sale.
Capsule
From $14 per seat, $224 per month at 8 seatsA calm CRM with contacts, a pipeline, and projects, priced in clear tiers.
Fits: a small team that found the board interface busier than the job required.
The drawback: thin automation and reporting once more than a handful of people sell.
Attio
From $29 per seat, $232 per month at 8 seatsA data-model CRM where you define the objects and relationships, with the flexibility monday users like and a real CRM underneath it.
Fits: teams who chose monday for flexibility and hit the limits of a board.
The drawback: it ships blank. Somebody has to design it and then own that design.
Freshsales
From $9 per seat, $312 per month at 8 seatsA single-product CRM with phone, email, and lead scoring built in.
Fits: teams doing outbound volume that monday cannot carry.
The drawback: the useful automation is in the upper plans.
Pipedrive
From $14 per seat, $392 per month at 8 seatsA purpose-built pipeline CRM with the same low setup cost as monday and a proper deal data model underneath.
Fits: teams who liked the board and want the sales behaviour that goes with it.
The drawback: no post-sale account view, and nothing for delivery work.
HubSpot
From $7 per seat, $720 per month at 8 seatsMarketing, sales, and service on one contact record, with the deepest app ecosystem in the category.
Fits: teams who wanted the everything-in-one-place promise and found monday delivers it for work, not for revenue.
The drawback: the seat minimum on Sales Hub Professional, and hub-based pricing that grows in steps.