Quiz
Find the CRM that should come next
Twelve questions. Fit is 0–100 against a perfect match. Hard filters drop products that cannot work. Affiliate status is never a scoring input.
What this quiz scores
These are the live inputs. A published score is 0–100 against a perfect match for your answers. Affiliate links are not an input.
- 1. What are you replacing? We will not recommend the tool you are already trying to leave.
- 2. How big is the team that will live in it? A solo pipeline tool and an enterprise platform fail in opposite ways.
- 3. What do you mainly need the CRM to do? Pick the job that would make you open the tool every day.
- 4. How should email and calendar connect? A CRM that cannot see the inbox becomes a second job.
- 5. How much should AI do in the CRM? This is a hard filter if you say dealbreaker. We score AI-nativeness, not marketing copy.
- 6. When does it need to be live? Implementation speed is a scored attribute. Complex platforms lose if you need this week.
- 7. What is the monthly budget, roughly? List prices are starting points. Custom enterprise quotes are treated as unconstrained.
- 8. Do you need a free plan to start? A free plan is a hard filter. A trial is not the same thing.
- 9. How much customization do you actually want? More flexibility usually means a slower first month.
- 10. How serious do reports need to be? Forecasting theater is not the same as a pipeline you can trust.
- 11. Where does the data need to live? Self-host and compliance are hard filters when you require them.
- 12. Any single feature that is a dealbreaker? If you pick one, products without it are removed before scoring.
Default shortlist: replacing HubSpot
32 products in this catalog name HubSpot in their replaces list, which is the most common replacing choice here. Scores below are the live quiz for that path: What are you replacing? — HubSpot; How big is the team that will live in it? — 11–50 people; What do you mainly need the CRM to do? — Visual pipeline and deal tracking; How should email and calendar connect? — Either is fine — just sync it; How much should AI do in the CRM? — Important — it should kill data entry; When does it need to be live? — This month; What is the monthly budget, roughly? — $20–60 per user; Do you need a free plan to start? — A free trial is enough; How much customization do you actually want? — Some custom fields and pipelines; How serious do reports need to be? — Solid dashboards for the team; Where does the data need to live? — Cloud SaaS is fine; Any single feature that is a dealbreaker? — None — just rank the best fit. A different answer changes the order. This is not a paid ranking.
1 · score 80
The AI CRM that fills the pipeline so reps do not have to.
2 · score 79
A CRM that treats your data model as the product.
3 · score 78
A collaborative CRM for people-first networks, not just deals.
4 · score 77
An AI CRM that runs the workday, not just the deal board.
5 · score 76
An automatic CRM for founders who hate empty fields.
Step 1 of 12
8%
What are you replacing?
We will not recommend the tool you are already trying to leave.