Fireberry vs Frappe CRM

Fireberry is a CRM platform with a visual sales pipeline, marketing automation, AI features, and email sync. It has mobile apps and is listed for web, iOS, and Android. The Sales Free plan is billed at $0 per year and includes unlimited deals, knowledge management, unlimited Facebook lead forms, and calendar and contacts sync. Fireberry also offers a free trial. Paid plans have minimum user counts and different account and automation limits: Sales Standard supports up to 10,000 accounts, Sales Professional up to 200,000 accounts and 50 automations, and Sales Enterprise unlimited accounts and 500 automations. The listed paid starting price is $45/user/mo (annual). The plan details list Sales Standard at $45 a year, Sales Professional at $57 a year, and Sales Enterprise at $94 a year, with minimums of three, five, and ten users respectively. Additional users are listed at $540, $684, and $1,128 per year for those plans. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Israel. Fireberry is not open source.

Frappe CRM is an open-source CRM for sales teams managing leads, deals, communications and follow-ups. Teams can capture leads from web forms, incoming email, WhatsApp, Facebook lead ads, manual entry or spreadsheet imports, then move them into deals and track progress through customizable Kanban stages. Visual workflows can send emails, assign sales representatives, change fields or call webhooks. Users can tailor the system with custom fields, statuses and actions. Listed integrations include ERPNext, WhatsApp, Meta, Twilio and Exotel, with APIs available for third-party connections. Plans include unlimited leads, deals, contacts and sales agents without per-user pricing. It runs on the web and can be hosted on Frappe Cloud or installed on a customer's server; mobile use is through a phone browser that can be added to the home screen. Self-hosting is free under the AGPL-3.0 license. Frappe Cloud Sites costs $5 a month for a single site, and Servers costs $60 a month. Product Warranty provides bug-fix support through tickets, not functional support.