Teamleader
CRM · From €37/moEuropean SMB platform combining CRM, project management, and invoicing in one product — built for agencies, consultants, and service businesses.
Visit Teamleader →Insightly pairs a sales CRM with native project management for service businesses, but pricing jumps, dated UX, and a project module that stops short of full delivery push teams to look around. Five alternatives that combine CRM with getting work done.
European SMB platform combining CRM, project management, and invoicing in one product — built for agencies, consultants, and service businesses.
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All-in-one CRM combining sales, marketing, help desk, and inventory in a single platform for small and mid-size businesses. Available as a cloud product or free open-source self-hosted edition.
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Feature-rich sales CRM covering lead management, workflow automation, AI forecasting, and multi-pipeline support — all at a price point well below Salesforce. Free for up to 3 users.
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Professional services automation platform that unifies project management, CRM, resource planning, time tracking, and invoicing in one system for agencies and consultancies.
Visit Scoro →
All-in-one business platform combining CRM, project management, team collaboration, HR, and internal communications. One of the most feature-dense options in the market at any price, including free.
Visit Bitrix24 →Insightly carved out a smart niche: an SMB CRM with native project management, so a service business can win a deal and then deliver on it without changing tools. For consultancies and professional-services firms, that sell-and-deliver loop is the appeal, and the free-for-two-users entry point lowers the barrier. The strain comes as you scale. Pricing climbs steeply from the $29/user/month Plus tier to $49 and $99 plans, the interface feels dated against newer competitors, and the project side handles tasks but lacks the time tracking, resource planning, and invoicing that a real delivery business eventually needs.
You should leave Insightly if the per-seat cost has jumped past what the product delivers, if the project module can't keep up with how you actually run engagements, or if you want a more modern, more configurable platform. Teams that should stay are small service shops whose projects really are just task lists attached to deals, and who are still inside the lower tiers.
Insightly runs free for two users, then $29, $49, and $99/user/month — and the useful tiers sit at the top of that range. The alternatives are mostly cheaper or more flexible: Vtiger from $12 (free open-source edition), Zoho CRM from $14 (free for three users), Scoro from $19.90, Teamleader from €37/month, and Bitrix24 with a free plan plus a flat $49/month for unlimited users. The flat-rate options (Bitrix24, and Teamleader's bundled model) get especially attractive as headcount grows, since you're not paying per seat for the delivery side. Match the tool to where Insightly broke for you — if it was the projects, go Scoro or Teamleader; if it was the CRM, go Zoho or Vtiger — then run your real workflow through it before renewal.