“If you are still figuring out CRMs you can check out Attio, for data enrichment do have a look at Skrapp, it's native integration with CRMs help you make sure your CRM email data is clean and up to date.”
“once you have customer info, follow-ups and a few recurring processes to manage, though, something like attio can give you one system built around your workflow without feeling like a huge enterprise setup”
“Attio is much more ready out of box for small team. But depends how much you need marketing stuff built in, if you doing email sequences and landing pages then maybe worth the pain of hubspot”
“Attio seems appealing if you want something lightweight and flexible, while HubSpot has a much broader set of sales and marketing capabilities around the CRM.”
“Záboj connects to your own accounts through MCP (Gmail, calendars, Slack, Pipedrive, Attio, Notion, or any MCP server URL you add) and does real work by voice - my daily flow is dictating a meeting debrief that lands as a structured CRM note plus a drafted follow-up. And it holds an actual conversation you can interrupt mid-sentence, in 30+ languages.”
“The day has arrived… time to code our own CRM 😅 I’ve been very happy with Attio, it’s a great product. But we need way more flexibility and extensibility.”
“If you are a Monero bro with a business and thinking about subscribing for HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, ActiveCampaign, Attio, Keap, or GoHighLevel: don't do it yet. Please talk to me first!”
“When do you decide to really put the time into attio or HubSpot, or are they even necessary at this point? Obviously, this is not talking about clients that are already too far gone to fully adapt to this, but If that's the way you're building today, through coding agents, does building your own custom CRM become inevitable?”