Do they deem it fair in the market?

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Bob G. says: “I have demoed several CRMs in the past 18 months to 2 years, trying to find one that a) truly worked well as described, b) did not surprise you with price sticker shock to use all its features, and c) was easy to use. Close works well, and they keep improving it.”
Sick of Shopping? Switch to Close
Choice overload is real, especially when you have literally hundreds of options that all claim to be the best.

Of course, we’d love to tell you to just go ahead and buy Close. But we can’t tell you what to do. (Yup, I just checked again with legal, and we still can’t tell you what to do.)

BUT we can tell you plenty of people made the switch from Pipedrive to Close and are loving it.

Venla Wiik, Head of Sales at ResQ Club, said this about switching from Pipedrive to Close:

“The biggest difference was that we could do dominican republic telegram data everything in the same tool. Before, we were using Trello for planning, and we couldn’t make calls directly from Pipedrive. Close made our sales process a lot faster than before, since we only needed one tool for sales. All of our sales reps were very happy with Close after just a couple of weeks.”

Philip O. works at a small business with fewer than 50 employees. He calls Close the GOAT CRM. Here’s what he loves:

“Its simplicity of use. It's not bloated with functionality, making it difficult to migrate to, use, etc. Customer support is also great with regards any issues or questions you might have. I use it every day. I moved from Pipedrive to Close so it's a great comparison and it was simple to implement all the existing views/flows I had in Pipedrive. Close is just helping me to get a much clearer picture of my pipeline.”
And Venla’s advice for businesses considering Close?