Agile CRM Review - why 4.2 stars?

• Drag-and-Drop Tasks: Project managers and team leads can leverage the drag-and-drop tool to sort tasks, automate workflows, organize tasks according to different parameters like due date, priority, etc., and create a central workspace for all team members.
• View Personal Tasks: Team members can filter the noise by selecting the individual view, which shows all tasks assigned to a particular member, their status, and all the necessary information needed for productivity.
• Sort Tasks: With this feature, project managers can filter and arrange tasks according to category— priority, due date, owner, and status. They can also use the drag-and-drop tool to move tasks to desired sections.
• Add New Tasks: Project managers can assign new tasks to team members, set the type, due date, and category from the beginning, and ensure all team members are on the same page concerning new tasks.
• Check Status: With the project management tool on Agile CRM, supervisors and teams can prioritize tasks, view unfinished jobs, and move tasks to the completed list when completed.

• Agile CRM integrates well with other software solutions to eliminate switching between apps
• The software is a low-cost solution compared to its alternatives
• Agile CRM is generally easy to use for beginners

• There have been no major updates to the software for years
• The UI/UX on Agile CRM is less than impressive

• Cost: Agile CRM pricing starts at $8.99 per user per month, billed biannually, and a free plan for 10 users is available. In comparison, Airtable pricing starts at $10/seat/month, Trello at $5 per user/month, Basecamp at $99 per month fixed fee, while Teamwork pricing starts at $10 per user per month. All plans are billed annually, and each software has a free plan.
• Functionality: Agile CRM has functionalities common to project management software like task status tracking, priority management, and drag-and-drop tools. In comparison, Trello has the Boards feature, Teamwork and Trello have the Project Budgeting feature. In contrast, all the top alternatives have Gantt Charts and Agile Methodologies features, which Agile CRM does not offer.
• Support: Agile CRM has the following support channels available: email, phone, live chat, and a knowledge base. In comparison, Airtable does not offer phone or live chat support, while the other alternatives have similar support channels as Agile CRM.
• Cloud/On-premise: Agile CRM is an entirely cloud-based software solution, and its top alternatives are cloud-based solutions.
• Customers/Industries: Agile CRM targets customers in need of sales, marketing, and collaboration solutions across various industries like marketing, advertising, finance, IT, etc. In comparison, the top Agile CRM alternatives have similar customer targets. Airtable and Basecamp are used by nonprofit organizations, while Teamwork is used in education.
• Popularity: Agile CRM was founded in 2012 and is used by over 15,000 customers globally. In comparison, Trello serves over 1 million teams worldwide, over 250,000 companies use Airtable, while Teamwork is trusted by over 20,000 companies, including big brands like Disney.
• Scalability: Agile CRM is scalable for companies and team efforts of all sizes. Similarly, Trello and other top alternatives of Agile CRM can support small, medium, and large-scale businesses and operations.

What is the REAL total cost of implementation? on top of the total cost of licenses which is easy to calculate you need to add the cost of training, customization, data migration, and other "hidden cost". ITQlick pricing score is 2 out of 10 (10 is most expensive). You can fine here the REAL total cost breakdown for Agile CRM. You can also find here pricing information from Agile CRM's website.