About amoCRM












amoCRM pricing
amoCRM does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. amoCRM paid version starts at US$15.00/month.
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amoCRM Reviews
Feature rating

- Industry: Financial Services
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1-5 months
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Great features and nice customer service at a fair price
Price is reasonable for all feature in get and customer service is exceptional.
Pros
They have integrations with the major social networks like Instagram, Facebook, Gmail and the most important Whatsapp via Twilio, which allow you to integrate in a legal way.
They also have a live chat with chatbot that works fine. Of course they are not a chat company, so it's simples, but it works fine to most activities.
Cons
The filter features are limited and sometimes things like select a empty field, depending on field type, it's impossible.
Reasons for Choosing amoCRM
Because Pipedrive has less features as a more expensive price. Support sucks too.Switched From
PipedriveReasons for Switching to amoCRM
For the same reasons I changed from Pipedrive to AmoCRM: More features and great support at competitive price.- Industry: Automotive
- Company size: 51-200 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Cost-effective yet powerful CRM alternative
This is a good company. They are new enough to not be tied to old technology, but old enough to know what they are doing. Their live chat support has been excellent for us as well.
Pros
This is the only CRM we found that integrated with Social Media messaging, which is the preferred communication medium for many of our customers. We used to have our team using Facebook messenger within our FB Business Manager page directly, but now we can have these Messenger interactions INSIDE our CRM and then bridge those conversations into texts and phone calls.
The software is intuitive and its user interface is excellent. There are many Automotive-specific CRM tools out there, but they are all old and clunky compared to amoCRM.
Cons
The integration with FB is treated as a "bot" on the FB side, even though we have real humans in our call center replying to customers via amoCRM. This means that a stricter set of rules is applied to our conversations from FB, and we've had the link shut down a couple times. It's still a great integration to have--especially considering that no other CRMs can do this.
Also, the integration with Twilio is quite limited when it comes to outbound and inbound calls. I love the automatic call recording features, but we are not able to assign agent-specific numbers that customers can call back. It would be wonderful if we could have a mini-IVR inside amoCRM so that when customers call us back the routing could be more efficient.
The smartphone app could be better too.

- Used Weekly for 1-5 months
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Clarity, Complexity into Simplicity. Organized. Time for content instead of Administration
I finally have the needed tool to give my customer service as I desired. I can finally correct the long processes into specific steps and see where the exact improvement is needed for the results we aim for.
It helps to have a clear plan and easy of access for all employees to collaborate on. This benefits the intern communication and makes an administrative task a lighthearted assignment and joyful instead of draining and complicated.
Pros
I love the functionalities. They are seemingly endless and can be integrated to any already setup softwares. It integrates all in one package, management into a single tool for overview and simplicity.
I can launch a whole campaign, inform co-workers for tasks and have it replicated within a minute.
There is access to all parts of the process from receiving customers on homepage, phonecall or facetoface.
And then you simply put it into the system and have a precise engagement to any customer and their unique connection with my company.
I can finally deliver the customer service and build the relationships as deep and interactive as I desired. To build trust, accountability, unique care and personalized treatment to each and everyone that will benefit.
I have clarity in the process, can improve and see statistics to each and every step on the path. Improvement is now a actuality not a wish or dream. And it makes it easy to do so as well.
Cons
Well, the software has so many functions and abilities, it takes a while to engage the whole team into all of its areas and ways. I'd like a function to turn on specific features only as a startup and then move into advanced features instead of having it all at once.

- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 11-50 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Good CRM for Mid-size companies
We use this CRM with a big project and we have flow around 150 leads per day. It's good CRM for mid-size companies, because of it's functions and price.
Pros
- Huge variety of integrations with different analytics services and call-tracking services
- You can import leads not only via API, but also you have ready scripts for websites, or import lead via integrations
- Create your own widgets. For example we use widget that stores different useful links for our managers
- Get analytics of your sales in total and get information per manager
- Attach tasks to your leads, so manager won't miss when he should contact client
- You can integrate your PBX system into amoCRM, so you can do calls directly from CRM
Cons
- Lack of customization in reports, especially when you have several projects in one account
- It's expensive for small projects
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 51-200 Employees
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amoCRM - optimal solution for a dynamic business
amoCRM seems to be an optimal solution for a dynamic business – as it is compatible with iPad you can add new information literally on the run. Drag and drop leads in the pipeline, quickly attach files to the contact/lead cards, send emails to the clients by simply clicking on the his/her email. There are also new features which I am yet to test (advanced integration with WordPress, extensive email integration), everything seems to serve the purpose of making the process of creating leads as effortless as possible, and to this extent amoCRM seems to be moving in the right direction. So in general it would suit a small business or might be a nice tool for a sales department only, as it is not fully customizable. For example, you can't change names and formats of certain fields and the number of custom fields is limited.
Pros
Can be run on different devices - laptop, tablet, mobile phone
effortless implementation
Cons
Slow export: The bigger your account gets the more problems you seem to have with the export of files.
No templates: what amoCRM really lacks, in my opinion, is templates. What I mean is, for example I have a business process where all the leads are pretty much standard. And it would be really nice if I could simply create a template and be able to set default values – could really contribute a lot to the automation.