MicroCRM · Pricing

A CRM with unlimited users at one flat price

A CRM with unlimited users charges one price per company, so adding a sales rep adds no licence fee. MicroCRM works this way on every plan: Starter ₹9,899 ($149.9) a month, Growth ₹32,999 ($479.9) and Enterprise ₹54,999 ($789.9), each with AI calling minutes included and no setup fee.

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100 free minutes · no card · updated Oct 2026 · GRX10 team

The short answer

MicroCRM is a CRM with unlimited users on every plan: you pay one flat price per company, not per seat. That means adding salespeople, support agents or managers never increases your CRM bill. Per-seat CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho) charge for every user, so cost climbs as you grow.

MicroCRMTypical per-seat CRM
Pricing modelFlat price per companyPer user, per month
UsersUnlimited on every planEach user is another fee
Cost as you growStays flatClimbs with headcount
AI callingBundled AI minutesAdd-on or absent
CaptureMeta lead ads, forms, calls, WhatsApp, GoogleVaries
Time to liveImport and go in daysOften weeks of rollout
The per-seat math

How unlimited users compares with per-seat CRM pricing

A 25-person team on a $30/user/month CRM pays $750 a month, and every new hire adds to it. On MicroCRM the price is the same whether 5 people use it or 50. You never have to ration seats or leave the front desk off the CRM to save money.

Limitation

When a per-seat CRM is the better fit

If you need a specific deep enterprise module only a legacy suite ships today, or you are already deeply invested in one, a traditional per-seat CRM may still fit. MicroCRM is for teams that want an AI-first CRM, live in days, that does not punish growth.

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