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Capsule vs Copper

Both are in CRM. Here is how their plans, prices and features compare, taken from each vendor's own site.

The main differences

  • Capsule's cheapest paid plan is $18/mo, against $23/mo for Copper.
  • Capsule has a free plan; Copper does not.
  • Fees: Capsule Per user per month, billed annually; Copper Per seat per month.
 CapsuleCopper
Starting priceFree plan · from $18/mofrom $23/mo
Free planYesNo
Free trialYesYes
PlansFree ($0); Starter ($18/mo annual); Growth ($36/mo annual); Advanced ($54/mo annual); Ultimate ($72/mo annual)Basic ($29/mo, $23/mo annual); Professional ($69/mo, $59/mo annual); Business ($134/mo, $99/mo annual)
FeesPer user per month, billed annuallyPer seat per month
Best forSmall businessNot stated
Key featuresContacts, sales pipelines and custom sales milestones; Tasks and project boards; Gmail and Outlook connection; Shared mailbox and email templates (Starter and up)Gmail, Google Calendar, Contacts and Drive sync; Customizable sales pipelines and project pipelines; Task and workflow automation; Bulk email, email series and open and click tracking
Checked on2026-10-032026-10-03

Prices change; confirm on the vendor's site before you buy. Full details and sources are on each tool's page.

Capsule

  • Free plan for up to 2 users with 250 contacts
  • Free 14-day trial of paid plans with no card
  • Annual billing saves up to 18%

Trade-offs

  • Free is limited to 250 contacts and 1 sales pipeline
  • Workflow automations and multiple pipelines need Growth at $36
  • Per-user pricing grows with team size

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Copper

  • Free trial with no credit card
  • Built to work inside Google Workspace
  • Annual billing is up to 26% cheaper

Trade-offs

  • Basic is limited to 2,500 contacts and Professional to 15,000
  • Workflow automation and bulk email need Professional at $59
  • Business is $99 per seat billed annually, $134 monthly

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