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Salesforce vs Copper

The enterprise heavyweight: a long edition ladder that starts with a small-business suite and climbs to AI-heavy editions sold on annual contracts. A CRM designed around Google Workspace, syncing Gmail, Calendar and Drive so records update from the inbox.

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Short answer: For 10 people who need workflow automation, Salesforce is cheaper: Starter Suite at $250 a month vs Copper Professional at $590, a difference of $4,080 a year.

Both are credible choices; the right one depends on team size, billing preference and which tier you need for automation. The tables below use each vendor's published prices and seat rules, so the totals are what a team of that size would be billed before tax.

At a glance

SalesforceCopper
Score58 / 10032.7 / 100
Cheapest paid plan (annual)Starter Suite: $25Basic: $23
Top published price (annual)Max: $550Business: $99
Free planYes, up to 2 usersNot listed
Month-to-month billingYesYes
Trialfree 30-day trialfree trial, no credit card
Seat rulesFree Suite capped at 2 usersno seat minimum listed
Workflow automationStarter Suite and upBuilt-in Sales Flows and Lead RoutingProfessional and upWorkflow automation
Email sequences / cadencesNot listedBusiness and upEmail series
Sales forecastingPro Suite and upSales Quoting and ForecastingNot listed
Single sign-on (SSO)Not listedNot listed

"Not listed" means the vendor's pricing page doesn't mention the feature for any plan. It may still exist on a higher tier, as an add-on, or in a separate feature matrix, so check with the vendor before ruling a CRM out.

Monthly cost by team size (annual billing)

Pipeline & contacts only

TeamSalesforceCopper
1 person$0 ✓ Free Suite$23 Basic
3 people$75 Starter Suite$69 ✓ Basic
10 people$250 Starter Suite$230 ✓ Basic
25 people$625 Starter Suite$575 ✓ Basic
50 people$1,250 Starter Suite$1,150 ✓ Basic

Workflow automation

TeamSalesforceCopper
1 person$25 ✓ Starter Suite$59 Professional
3 people$75 ✓ Starter Suite$177 Professional
10 people$250 ✓ Starter Suite$590 Professional
25 people$625 ✓ Starter Suite$1,475 Professional
50 people$1,250 ✓ Starter Suite$2,950 Professional

Automation + email sequences

TeamSalesforceCopper
1 person$99 Business
3 people$297 Business
10 people$990 Business
25 people$2,475 Business
50 people$4,950 Business

Each cell is the cheapest plan that fits the team and lists every feature in that row's need, using each vendor's seat minimums and caps. ✓ marks the cheaper option.

Where each one comes out ahead

Salesforce

  • Has a free plan (up to 2 users); Copper doesn't list one
  • Cheaper route to workflow automation for 10 people: $250 vs $590 a month
  • Lists sales forecasting (from Pro Suite); Copper's pricing page doesn't

Choose Salesforce if you expect to need deep customisation, forecasting and a large partner ecosystem as you grow.

See Salesforce pricing

Copper

  • Lower entry price: Basic at $23 vs Starter Suite at $25 per user per month
  • Lists email sequences (from Business); Salesforce's pricing page doesn't

Choose Copper if your whole team works in Gmail and Google Calendar and you want the CRM to live beside the inbox.

See Copper pricing

Worth knowing

FAQ

Is Salesforce or Copper cheaper?

For 10 people who need workflow automation, Salesforce is cheaper: Starter Suite at $250 a month vs Copper Professional at $590, a difference of $4,080 a year.

Which has a free plan, Salesforce or Copper?

Salesforce has one for up to 2 users; Copper doesn't list one.

Can I pay monthly for Salesforce and Copper?

Salesforce publishes month-to-month prices; Copper publishes month-to-month prices.

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