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Copper vs folk

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

The main differences

  • Copper's cheapest paid plan is $23/mo, against $24/mo for folk.
  • Fees: Copper Per seat per month; folk Per member per month, billed yearly, From, per member per month, billed yearly.
 Copperfolk
Starting pricefrom $23/mofrom $24/mo
Free planNoNo
Free trialYesYes
PlansBasic ($29/mo, $23/mo annual); Professional ($69/mo, $59/mo annual); Business ($134/mo, $99/mo annual)Standard ($24/mo annual, $288/yr); Premium ($48/mo annual, $576/yr); Enterprise ($80/mo annual, $960/yr)
FeesPer seat per monthPer member per month, billed yearly; From, per member per month, billed yearly
Best forNot statedNot stated
Key featuresGmail, Google Calendar, Contacts and Drive sync; Customizable sales pipelines and project pipelines; Task and workflow automation; Bulk email, email series and open and click trackingPipeline management; Email campaigns and contact enrichment; AI Assistants and magic fields (AI); LinkedIn extension
Checked on2026-10-032026-10-04

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

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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folk

  • 2-week free trial with all premium features and no credit card
  • Yearly billing saves 20%
  • Email sequences and API access on Premium

Trade-offs

  • There is no free plan; the trial blocks the account after 2 weeks unless you upgrade
  • Standard is $24 per member a month billed yearly ($288)
  • Enterprise starts from $80 per member a month

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