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Attio vs HubSpot CRM

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

Editor rating4.34.5
Starting priceFree / $29 per userFree / $15 per seat
Free planYesYes
Best forStartups that want to model their own data and workflowsSmall teams that want marketing, sales and support in one place
Key features
7/12
12/12
Ease of use4.5 / 54.7 / 5
Features4.2 / 54.4 / 5
Value for money4.3 / 54.5 / 5
Customer support4.1 / 54.3 / 5
Visual sales pipelineYesYes
Two-way email syncYesYes
Workflow automationYesYes
Email sequencesYesYes
Built-in callingNoYes
Lead scoringNoYes
Sales forecastingNoYes
Custom reportsYesYes
Marketing campaignsNoYes
Quotes and invoicesNoYes
AI assistantYesYes
Mobile appsYesYes
IntegrationsGoogle, Microsoft, Slack, Zapier and a public API1,500+
MobileiOS appiOS and Android
SupportChat and emailEmail and chat (paid), community (free)
Founded2019 · London, UK2006 · Cambridge, MA
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The short answer

Venture-backed startups and product-led companies with non-standard sales motions.

Skip it if: phone-heavy teams and enterprises that need a long-established ecosystem.

Attio feels like a CRM designed this decade. Startups that want to shape the data model around their business, rather than the other way round, should have it on the shortlist.

Free / $29 per userFull review

Small and midsize teams that want marketing and sales on one system and value a gentle learning curve over deep customization.

Skip it if: teams that need advanced automation for many users on a tight budget, since those features sit in the Professional tier.

If you are starting from a spreadsheet, HubSpot is the safest first CRM: free to adopt, easy to learn and hard to outgrow quickly. Budget for the jump to Professional if you will need advanced automation within a year.

Free / $15 per seatFull review

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