Comparisons
How Laureo compares to other CRMs
Most CRMs charge extra for AI, if they have it at all. Laureo includes six agents (Ticket Triage on Ultra) and monthly AI credits, with Pro from $83.33/mo billed annually ($99.99 month-to-month).
Is Laureo a good alternative to the CRM you use today?
Laureo is a strong alternative if your current CRM stores information but leaves the work to you. Laureo is an AI-first CRM with 6 built-in agents that route new form leads, follow up on quiet deals and opened quotes, catch duplicate companies, turn client email into CRM work, and, on Ultra, sort new support tickets. Email, calendar, and meeting notes sync on their own, and CRM, campaigns, automation, support, and invoicing all live on one plan.
Most compared
The matchups people ask about most. Every CRM we compare is listed below.
- HubSpot logoLaureo vs HubSpotPolished and popular, but split across separate Hubs that each bill on their own once you need automation and AI.
- Salesforce logoLaureo vs SalesforceThe enterprise standard, but the bill climbs and the add-ons pile up once you turn on the parts you actually need.
- Pipedrive logoLaureo vs PipedriveA great visual pipeline that now reaches into post-sale project delivery, but the customer relationship after the sale still routes out. Tickets, a customer knowledge base, surveys, and invoicing all arrive as separate tools or add-on bills.
- Zoho CRM logoLaureo vs Zoho CRMCheap at one seat and broad on paper, but the AI is locked to the $40/user Enterprise tier, and the rest of the suite ships as separate apps you set up yourself.
- Attio logoLaureo vs AttioA clean, flexible CRM core, but campaigns, tickets, quotes, and scheduling all live in other tools you pay for.
- monday CRM logoLaureo vs monday CRMA customizable boards tool fitted with a sales layer, but the three-seat minimum and metered AI credits add up fast for small teams.
Established CRMs
The incumbents you already know, and what they charge once you need automation and AI.
- HubSpot logoLaureo vs HubSpotPolished and popular, but split across separate Hubs that each bill on their own once you need automation and AI.
- Salesforce logoLaureo vs SalesforceThe enterprise standard, but the bill climbs and the add-ons pile up once you turn on the parts you actually need.
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales logoLaureo vs Microsoft Dynamics 365 SalesThe deepest CRM for a Microsoft-stack enterprise, but the full setup is five separate licenses plus a partner project, and it prices out most small teams.
- Pipedrive logoLaureo vs PipedriveA great visual pipeline that now reaches into post-sale project delivery, but the customer relationship after the sale still routes out. Tickets, a customer knowledge base, surveys, and invoicing all arrive as separate tools or add-on bills.
- Zoho CRM logoLaureo vs Zoho CRMCheap at one seat and broad on paper, but the AI is locked to the $40/user Enterprise tier, and the rest of the suite ships as separate apps you set up yourself.
- Freshsales logoLaureo vs FreshsalesA clean CRM with a built-in dialer, but support, marketing, and AI each live in a separate Freshworks product with its own bill.
- monday CRM logoLaureo vs monday CRMA customizable boards tool fitted with a sales layer, but the three-seat minimum and metered AI credits add up fast for small teams.
Modern & design-led
Clean, fast CRMs that nail the UI but leave the rest of the revenue stack to you.
- Attio logoLaureo vs AttioA clean, flexible CRM core, but campaigns, tickets, quotes, and scheduling all live in other tools you pay for.
- Folk logoLaureo vs FolkFounders love its one-click LinkedIn capture, and its AI now cleans and enriches the contact record on its own. But Folk stops at contacts and email. Support, billing, scheduling, and acting across the whole business all live in other tools.
- Apollo.io logoLaureo vs Apollo.ioA huge prospecting database, sequencer, and dialer, but no quoting, invoicing, support, or anything else once a contact says yes.
- Close logoLaureo vs CloseA top dialer with a CRM attached, but nothing for quoting, invoicing, support, surveys, or scheduling once the call ends.
- Copper logoLaureo vs CopperA polished CRM that lives inside Gmail, with no Outlook support and a $9 entry price that leaves out deal tracking until the $59 tier.
- Salesflare logoLaureo vs SalesflareA polished sales CRM that auto-captures everything from your inbox, but it is sales-only, so marketing, tickets, quotes, scheduling, and chat all live in other tools.
- Bigin by Zoho logoLaureo vs Bigin by ZohoA cheap pipeline CRM with great mobile apps. Marketing, tickets, surveys, and invoicing all live in separate Zoho products you buy one by one.
- Clay logoLaureo vs ClayClay enriches and researches data, but it is not a CRM. It sits before your CRM, so a Clay buyer still pays for a CRM underneath it.
AI-native challengers
The new wave of AI-first tools, and where the bundle still has gaps.
- Reevo logoLaureo vs ReevoAn AI-native sales platform with a bundled dialer and enrichment, but no tickets, billing, or marketing once the deal closes.
- Lightfield logoLaureo vs LightfieldA CRM that builds itself from your inbox, but ships only the sales core, leaving quoting, invoicing, support, and marketing to other tools.
- Clarify logoLaureo vs ClarifyA clean, ambient AI CRM that updates itself after every call, but built on a single pipeline with no quotes, invoicing, tickets, or scheduling once the deal moves.
- Day AI logoLaureo vs Day AIAn AI-native CRM that fills itself in from your inbox, meetings, and Slack, but stops at the sales core, with no campaigns, scheduling, support, or billing.
- Aurasell logoLaureo vs AurasellA sharp AI sales engine, now also a GTM overlay on other CRMs, but it stops at the close: no tickets, billing, marketing, or scheduling.
- Rox logoLaureo vs RoxAn AI agent layer for large sales teams that needs Salesforce or HubSpot and a data warehouse underneath, so it is not a CRM on its own.
- Monaco logoLaureo vs MonacoAn AI sales engine with a built-in prospect database and call capture, but no tickets, billing, or marketing once the deal closes.
- Actively AI logoLaureo vs Actively AIAn enterprise AI sales tool that runs per-account agents on top of the CRM, email, and Slack you already pay for. It is an add-on to your stack, not a platform.
- Coffee.ai logoLaureo vs Coffee.aiOne autonomous data-entry agent and clean meeting notes, but no marketing, support, billing, or scheduling around it.
- Dreamteam logoLaureo vs DreamteamAn AI-native sales CRM you cannot buy yet: waitlist-only, no public pricing, sales-only.
Specialty & vertical
Agency, local-services, and niche platforms with a narrower focus.
- GoHighLevel logoLaureo vs GoHighLevelAn agency toolkit built to white-label and resell to clients, where the flat price climbs once AI, calling, and texting are added on top.
- Thryv logoLaureo vs ThryvA local-services suite with strong listings and reputation tools, billed per location so the price doubles with each storefront you add.
- Zendesk Sell logoLaureo vs Zendesk SellZendesk is retiring Sell on August 31, 2027. The real question is where you land next.
SMB & marketing-leaning
Small-business and marketing-first tools you tend to outgrow.
- Keap logoLaureo vs KeapA 20-year SMB marketing suite with strong e-commerce funnels, but a single plan that covers campaigns only, with no built-in support desk and no AI that acts on your records.
- Insightly logoLaureo vs InsightlyA solid project-handoff CRM, but the all-in-one pitch is four separate bills and the AI Copilot is capped by question count.
- ActiveCampaign logoLaureo vs ActiveCampaignA marketing-automation tool that bolts the sales pipeline on as a paid add-on and bills you by contact tier, so the price climbs as your list grows.
- EngageBay logoLaureo vs EngageBayCheap, and it packs marketing, sales, and support into one suite. But its AI is a set of buttons you click, and reporting, single sign-on, and role management hide behind the Pro tier.
- Nimble logoLaureo vs NimbleA relationship-first CRM with a great contact-builder extension, but a thin core that sells email marketing, web forms, and enrichment as separate add-ons.
- Capsule CRM logoLaureo vs Capsule CRMA clean contacts-and-pipeline CRM you can set up in a day, but marketing, tickets, scheduling, and quoting all live in other subscriptions.
- Less Annoying CRM logoLaureo vs Less Annoying CRMA flat $15/user/mo CRM that is deliberately simple and stays AI-free on principle, leaving marketing, scheduling, and quoting to other tools.
- Streak logoLaureo vs StreakA CRM that lives inside Gmail. No Outlook support, and tickets, scheduling, quoting, and invoicing each need a separate subscription.
Why Laureo
How is Laureo different from other CRMs?
The reasons that hold across every comparison, whichever CRM you are coming from.
- Almost nothing to logEmail syncs both ways, your calendar syncs on its own, and meeting notes attach to the right record. Your reps sell instead of typing.
- Six AI agents that start on their ownOne routes new form leads, one follows up quiet deals, one catches duplicate companies, one follows up opened quotes, one turns client email into CRM work, and on Ultra one sorts new support tickets. The five on the Agents page come with every plan and ask before they change anything.
- One plan, the whole stackCRM, email campaigns, automation, support tickets, knowledge base, invoicing, team chat, and deal rooms. No add-ons and no third-party tools to wire together.
- Predictable AI pricingMonthly AI credits are included, with no per-conversation or per-action fees. Your plan price does not climb as the team uses it more.
- Contact enrichment (coming soon)Coming soon: a metered monthly enrichment allowance on every plan, with the data provided for you, to fill in titles, company details, and social profiles, without a separate data vendor.
- Set up in an afternoonImport from a CSV with smart field mapping and presets for 25+ common CRMs. Most migrations finish in under an hour.
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