Guide

How much does a CRM

Small-business CRM pricing typically runs $20-50/user/month for basic tools, $100-300/month for field-service platforms, and $99-399/month for an all-in-one AI CRM like Revenue Sol — which includes calls, texting, reviews, and payments with unlimited contacts on every plan.

Verified trial available · Cancel anytime · Set up in minutes

Supported connections

QuickBooks OnlineStripeTwilioRingCentralRetell AIGoogleMetaSendGridWebsite Widget

Availability and setup requirements vary by plan and provider account.

What drives the price

What actually makes CRM pricing go up

CRM pricing isn't one number — it's built from a handful of levers that vary a lot between tools.

Users / seats

Most CRMs price per user. More team members logging in usually means a higher plan or per-seat add-on cost.

Number of contacts

Many CRMs cap contacts per tier and charge more once you pass the limit — a real cost for businesses with a big customer list.

AI & automation

AI features (auto-reply, AI receptionist, automations) are usually gated to higher tiers or sold as a separate add-on.

Phone & texting

A built-in phone number, calling, and SMS texting either cost extra or require a separate tool entirely.

Support level

Priority support, onboarding help, and a dedicated success manager are typically reserved for the top tier.

Billing term

Paying annually instead of monthly is the easiest way to lower the effective monthly rate — often 20-35% less.

Typical ranges

What you'll pay by CRM type

TypeTypical costWhat's included
Basic contact/pipeline CRM$20-50/user/moContacts and a pipeline only — no phone, texting, or AI.
Field-service platform$100-300/moScheduling, dispatch, invoicing — usually no built-in AI or reviews.
All-in-one AI CRM (Revenue Sol)$99-399/moCRM + calls + texting + reviews + payments + AI, unlimited contacts, in one place.

The real cost is total cost, not sticker price

The cheapest CRM on paper often isn't the cheapest option once you add up what it's missing. A $20/month contact manager with no phone system, no review tool, and no AI still leaves you paying for those separately — and stitching several tools together costs time as well as money.

Contact limits are the other hidden cost. Local service businesses routinely carry 5,000-10,000+ contacts, and a lot of CRMs quietly charge more once you cross a threshold. That's why Revenue Sol includes unlimited contacts on every plan — growing your customer list should never force an upgrade.

Revenue Sol plans start at $99/month for Starter, $199/month for Professional (adds the AI Employee that answers customers and books appointments automatically), and $399/month for Growth — with 35% off on annual billing. See the full breakdown, including what's included at each tier, on the pricing page.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Most small-business CRMs cost $20-50 per user per month for basic contact/pipeline tools, $100-300/month for field-service platforms like Jobber or ServiceTitan, and $99-399/month for an all-in-one AI CRM like Revenue Sol that also includes calls, texting, reviews, and payments.

The biggest cost drivers are number of users/seats, number of contacts (many CRMs charge per contact once you pass a limit), which features are gated behind higher tiers (AI, automations, integrations), and add-ons like phone numbers or texting. Annual billing usually knocks 20-35% off the monthly rate.

Many do — it's one of the most common hidden costs, and local service businesses often carry 5,000-10,000+ contacts, which can push a 'cheap' plan's real cost much higher. Revenue Sol includes unlimited contacts on every plan so your customer list never triggers an upgrade.

Only if it does what you need. A $20/month CRM that's just contacts and a pipeline often ends up paired with a separate phone system, review tool, and marketing tool — each with its own bill. Comparing total cost (CRM + phone + reviews + marketing) usually favors an all-in-one platform once you add it all up.

Revenue Sol starts at $99/month for Starter, $199/month for Professional (adds the AI Employee), and $399/month for Growth — with unlimited contacts on every plan and 35% off with annual billing.

See exactly what you'd pay

No per-contact fees, no hidden add-ons — just three plans with everything included.

Product evidence

Inspect the workflow before you buy

No invented customer stories or performance promises. Use the live demo to evaluate the actual product and decide where automation fits your team.

See the full workflow

Explore how an inquiry moves from conversation to contact, booking, estimate, invoice, payment, and review request.

Use one customer record

Calls, messages, appointments, jobs, and billing activity stay connected to the same CRM record.

Keep people in control

Configure business rules, approval points, and human handoff for conversations that should not be automated.

Core CRM plans start at $99/month. AI Employee availability begins on Professional. 14-day trial for approved, verified businesses. Facts last verified September 4, 2026.