CRM pricing calculator
Set your seat count once and see what six mainstream CRMs really charge at it — entry tier and working tier, annual and monthly billing, ranked cheapest first. Every number comes from our verified pricing teardowns.

What the ranking hides
Per-seat price is the honest first filter, but three structural differences decide the real bill. Flat versus per-seat: GoHighLevel charges a platform fee with unlimited users, so it ranks poorly for a two-person team and wins outright past roughly 10–20 seats — drag the slider and watch it climb the list. Annual-only tiers: Salesforce above Starter and monday CRM publish annual rates; the number you see is a 12-month commitment, not a rolling bill. Usage on top: Close meters calling minutes and GoHighLevel meters SMS and email through a prepaid wallet, so heavy outbound teams should budget above the license line.
Two teams, priced end to end
| Team | Cheapest working setup | Monthly | What the premium buys elsewhere |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-seat local agency | monday CRM Pro, $140 | $140–875 | Salesforce Enterprise at $875 adds governance a 5-seat team will not open |
| 25-seat sales org | GoHighLevel Unlimited, $297 flat | $297–4,375 | Close Growth at $2,475 buys the best calling stack; Salesforce at $4,375 buys the ecosystem |
Working-tier picks by use case: deepest features per dollar, Zoho CRM Enterprise at $40; cleanest pipeline for a pure sales team, Pipedrive Premium at $49; outbound calling, Close Growth; agencies running client accounts, GoHighLevel flat. The full rankings with testing notes are in the CRM ranking, and the per-tool teardowns are linked from every row above.
MailerLite
ActiveCampaign
Omnisend
Klaviyo
SE Ranking
Mangools
Semrush
Ahrefs
Pipedrive
Zoho CRM
Salesforce
HubSpot
Systeme.io
GoHighLevel
ClickFunnels
Vendasta