Standard
billed annually- Accounts & contact management
- Lead & opportunity management
- Quote management
- Activity management
- Pipeline management
- Business process management
15 user minimum.
by SugarCRM · sugarcrm.com ↗
CRM platform for sales automation, account management, and forecasting.
Per user, per month, billed annually; 15 user minimum on the official pricing page.
The official pricing page shows annual billing for all three tiers and a 15 user minimum on each plan. The public website also includes a “Pricing request” and “Request quote” path, indicating some purchases may be handled through sales rather than self-serve checkout. No trial length, monthly-billing option, renewal terms, or discount policy is stated in the supplied documents.
15 user minimum.
15 user minimum.
15 user minimum.
A small sales team that wants core CRM, pipeline tracking, and basic support.
Expected costAt least $885 per month billed annually for 15 users on Standard.A growing team that needs email/calendar sync, case management, and workflow support.
Expected costAt least $1,275 per month billed annually for 15 users on Advanced.A larger team that wants enhanced forecasting, advanced analytics, and enhanced support.
Expected costAt least $2,025 per month billed annually for 15 users on Premier.Yes. The official pricing page lists three subscription tiers with per-user monthly prices and annual billing. It also shows a 15 user minimum for each plan. If you need a final quote for your team, the website directs you to request pricing from sales.
The supplied pricing document names three plans: Standard, Advanced, and Premier. Standard is the entry tier, Advanced adds more workflow and support capabilities, and Premier includes the most extensive feature set shown on the page. The document does not indicate any other publicly listed tiers.
The supplied documents do not show a monthly billing option or a free trial. The official pricing page only states that the listed prices are billed annually. If those options exist, they are not supported by the documents provided here.