About Less Annoying CRM
Less Annoying CRM pricing
Less Annoying CRM does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Less Annoying CRM paid version starts at US$15.00/month.
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Less Annoying CRM Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Motion Pictures & Film
- Company size: 11-50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Very User Friendly CRM
Pros
This CRM helps keep the focus of the salesperson on their clients, rather than bogged down with unnecessary clutter that exist in many more expensive CRM platforms.
Cons
Some limitations on how to organize task list
- Industry: Professional Training & Coaching
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Much less annoying
This is the first product in years that seems to offer genuine, responsive, human support.
I feel like the LACRM team is on our side. Very happy.
Pros
I really do find this CRM less annoying than others I have tried.
Our business is recruiting support for professionals and business people. LACRM has a great system for tracking and organising all our contacts and defining the relationships between them.
The customer service is highly responsive, and when they can't do something I want, they just admit it so I can move on and find another solution.
Cons
1. I baulk at doubling my expenditure to enable one employee to access the CRM.
2. I want a visual way to see at a glance what events and tasks are coming up, and I don't believe I can get this from LACRM, so I am still creating Excel spreadsheets
Alternatives Considered
HubSpot CRMReasons for Choosing Less Annoying CRM
Hubspot never stops trying to sell me something I don't want, and is not responsive to what I need – it's like swimming in a sea full of robots.Switched From
HubSpot CRMReasons for Switching to Less Annoying CRM
I don't even remember the other products I considered- Industry: Management Consulting
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Barely can get it to work on the road
Been using for 4 years. Always hated it. Site is unresponsive when I need it, mostly after sales appointments. It stays in buffer zone and will not pull up when needed. This has been happening for 4 years now. Site also takes to long to navigate from one screen to another, and goes into buffering zone when trying to do that. Site is slow remotely even in areas of 4G and 5 bars on my device. I am currently looking for a faster and easier to navigate site.
Pros
Not much.
Cons
Navigation, slow site.
- Industry: Financial Services
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Lennox Financial Group Inc.
I use the CRM model as our main compliance note taking and recording purposes. I also use for prioritizing tasks and follow up tasks.
Pros
The fact that we can edit notes after they have been saved
Cons
There isn't too much I can say I dislike about the CRM model - it does what we want it to do
- Industry: Professional Training & Coaching
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Simple and pleasant
Less Annoying CRM was recommended to me years ago when I was trying to get the company I was working for to start using a CRM. After playing around with the free trial I recognized what a fantastic tool it was! The ability to link tasks and appointments to contacts and customize pipelines revitalized my workflow. Logging interactions with clients and contacts in the CRM meant no more emailing back and forth with our small team, the information was there if anyone wanted it.
Pros
- The ability to link contacts to appointments and tasks made it easy to navigate to the information I needed.
- The dashboard gives a clear (and customizable) overview of what's on the horizon
- It was simple to set up and understand, very intuitive!
- It was easy to import contacts from MailChimp.
- It was easy, and so helpful, to link it to my Google calendar.
- Being able to log emails to the contacts via bcc made it easy to gather all relevant information in one place.
Cons
- I received some exported data from Less Annoying CRM and it was all jumbled into thin columns. This could have been some default setting from the sender though.
