CRM pricing tracker

Attio vs Zoho CRM pricing

Both of these are in CRM, and we read both pricing pages the same way, with the same reader. Everything below is what each page printed on the day we read it. Both pages read on 12 Nov 2026.

We check each page about once a week, so this is a weekly reading, not a live feed. Prices are copied as printed, never converted and never averaged.

The two pages

Tier by tier

Rows are lined up by position on each page, not by tier name, because the names never match across two vendors. Row 1 is the top tier on each page, row 2 the one under it. Where one page has fewer tiers than the other, the row is left blank rather than paired with something it is not.

  1. Row 1
    Attio
    FreeFree
    Zoho CRM
    FreeFree
  2. Row 2
    Attio
    Plus$50/mo/workspace

    $40 on annual billing

    Zoho CRM
    Standard$14/user/month
  3. Row 3
    Attio
    Pro$125/mo/workspace

    $100 on annual billing

    Zoho CRM
    Professional$23/user/month
  4. Row 4
    Attio
    Ultra$1,000/mo/workspace
    Zoho CRM
    Enterprise$40/user/month

The entry tier

Zoho CRM is the cheaper of the two at the entry tier: $14/user/month on Standard, against $50/mo/workspace on Plus. That is $36 less, 72 percent below Attio.

Zoho CRM charges per person and Attio charges for the whole account, so the two figures are not like for like. This is the cheapest paid monthly tier we can read on each page. Free tiers, quoted tiers and per-unit rates are left out, because none of those is a figure you can put next to another company's figure.

Changes we recorded

Every change we have written up for either page, newest first.

  • Attio pricing page changed

    Attio12 Nov 2026
  • Zoho CRM Plus rebranded to Zoho One and repositioned as 50+ unified business apps starting at $30/user/month

    Zoho CRM8 Nov 2026

    Zoho CRM Plus rebranded to Zoho One and repositioned as 50+ unified business apps starting at $30/user/month Why it matters: • Zoho is aggressively cross-selling its entire platform ecosystem as a bundled alternative to point solutions, positioning CRM as one component of a unified workspace strategy • The $30/user/month entry point for Zoho One creates a new competitive tier that blurs the line between CRM-only and full platform pricing • Customer base messaging now emphasizes a 350,000+ business count versus previous 300,000+, signaling momentum and potentially attracting customers seeking integrated workflows across sales, marketing, service, and beyond Plans: - Zoho CRM Plus plan removed and replaced with Zoho One - Zoho One positioned as 50+ unified apps for entire business (previously: Sales, marketing, service in one unified package) - Zoho One entry point remains at $30/user/month (same pricing as CRM Plus start, but different positioning) Positioning: - Primary focus shifted from CRM-specific value to platform ecosystem and unified business apps - Onboarding language updated to emphasize guided onboarding plans availability Customer Base: - Customer count increased from 300,000+ to 350,000+ businesses UTM Tracking: - All signup and informational links updated from source_from=crmpricing to source_from=crmpricing_us across all CTAs and navigation What to do: • Audit your own product bundling and platform positioning strategy to ensure your CRM narrative remains differentiated from ecosystem plays; consider whether single-product focus or bundled positioning better serves your GTM • Conduct win/loss analysis against Zoho One deals specifically to understand whether customers are choosing bundled apps over your standalone CRM and adjust sales objection handling • Monitor Zoho's cross-sell motion closely; if Zoho One adoption accelerates, prepare content and positioning that highlights specialization, depth, and ROI versus generalist platform trade-offs

  • Attio restructures pricing page with detailed plan descriptions, adds credit system explanation, and emphasizes 20% annual discount while maintaining existing plan tiers.

    Attio8 Nov 2026

    Attio restructures pricing page with detailed plan descriptions, adds credit system explanation, and emphasizes 20% annual discount while maintaining existing plan tiers. Why it matters: • Attio is improving transparency around plan capabilities and credit usage, reducing friction for self-serve evaluation-making it easier for prospects to self-qualify without talking to sales • The addition of explicit annual discount messaging (20% for Plus/Pro) and startup program details signals aggressive growth focus and willingness to discount for commitment • The new emphasis on email/calendar sync benefits and data import flexibility positions Attio as more flexible and enterprise-ready than it previously communicated Positioning & Messaging: - Added comprehensive plan positioning language emphasizing scalability ('plans are built to scale with your needs') - New explanation of Free tier targeting 'teams with less than 3 people' with limited capabilities - Reframed Plus as 'for single teams' (up to 10 seats) with enhanced data enrichment and email - Reframed Pro as 'for scaling businesses' needing single source of truth across organization - Added Enterprise tier positioning as 'for large organizations' with admin tools, SAML, and multi-unit support Pricing & Discounts: - Highlighted 20% annual billing discount for Plus and Pro plans (new explicit messaging) - Added details on payment methods: credit card standard, invoicing available for Pro/Enterprise with PO/ACH/check/wire support - Introduced startup program offering up to 80% discount for eligible companies Features & Credits: - New section explaining dual credit system: Workspace credits (shared AI/workflows) and Seat credits (personal Ask Attio) - Clarified that all plans include starter credits with ability to add more workspace credits - Added reference guide link for credit management Product Flexibility: - Emphasized that email/calendar sync is not required but recommended - Explained benefit of sync (builds real-time global contact database) - Confirmed CSV import capability from other applications - Added detail on custom API for third-party integrations Trials & Onboarding: - Confirmed 14-day trial available for Pro plan What to do: • Audit your own pricing page clarity: does it explain plan tiers and feature progression as clearly as Attio now does? Consider adding similar tier positioning language if lacking. • Review discount strategy: Attio's explicit 20% annual discount and startup program are now front-and-center. Evaluate if your discounting is equally visible or if you're leaving adoption on the table. • Assess credit/usage system complexity: Attio's new credit explanation suggests this is a point of confusion. Test whether your pricing model is clearer or whether you need similar educational content.

  • Zoho CRM Free plan now explicitly limited to 3 users with no credit card required messaging added

    Zoho CRM9 Sept 2026

    Zoho CRM Free plan now explicitly limited to 3 users with no credit card required messaging added Why it matters: • Free tier positioning shifts from open-ended to clearly capped, potentially reducing free-to-paid conversion ambiguity and signaling stricter freemium boundaries • The removal of '3 users' display and its replacement with explicit 'for 3 users' language suggests Zoho is tightening messaging around free plan scope, likely to set clearer upgrade expectations • No credit card requirement callout is a competitive messaging move that emphasizes frictionless trial access-worth auditing against your own free onboarding messaging Plans: - Free plan now explicitly states 'for 3 users' instead of separate '3 users' line item - Added 'No credit card required' copy to Free plan Positioning: - Free tier messaging shifted from implied unlimited scope to explicit user cap, raising clarity around when users must upgrade What to do: • Audit your own free plan messaging and user cap clarity to ensure parity or differentiation in trial friction vs. Zoho's approach • Review conversion funnel data to understand if explicit '3-user' wording affects free-to-paid upgrade rates differently than Zoho's prior messaging • Consider whether 'no credit card' is a messaging advantage you should emphasize more heavily in your own free offering

  • Zoho CRM removes live chat greeting messages from pricing page

    Zoho CRM3 Sept 2026

    Zoho CRM removes live chat greeting messages from pricing page Why it matters: • No material change to pricing, plans, features, or positioning • Update appears to be a support widget or chat interface refinement rather than a strategic product move • Does not affect competitive positioning or customer value proposition Support/Chat Interface: - Removed 'We're Online!' greeting message - Removed 'How may I help you today?' chat prompt What to do: • Monitor for follow-up changes to pricing or plan structure on their next update • Continue tracking actual pricing/feature changes rather than UI tweaks

  • Zoho CRM pricing page changed

    Zoho CRM26 Aug 2026
  • Zoho CRM pricing page changed

    Zoho CRM23 Aug 2026
  • Zoho CRM removes live chat greeting prompts from pricing page

    Zoho CRM21 Aug 2026

    Zoho CRM removes live chat greeting prompts from pricing page Why it matters: • Cosmetic removal of chat UI elements with no impact on pricing, features, or positioning • Suggests potential simplification of on-page conversion flows, though likely a minor UX iteration User Interface: - Removed 'We're Online!' live chat status message - Removed 'How may I help you today?' chat greeting prompt What to do: • Monitor for any broader changes to Zoho's customer acquisition or support strategy on pricing pages • No immediate competitive action required given cosmetic nature of change

  • Zoho CRM removes detailed Team Users documentation and emphasizes Ultimate edition for enterprise deployments

    Zoho CRM19 Aug 2026

    Zoho CRM removes detailed Team Users documentation and emphasizes Ultimate edition for enterprise deployments Why it matters: • Zoho is de-emphasizing the Team Users licensing model (a cost-control mechanism for lower-tier adopters) by burying its comprehensive guide, potentially signaling a shift toward higher-tier plan adoption • The prominent callout of an Ultimate edition with 'bespoke deployments' and expert consultation suggests Zoho is aggressively targeting enterprise upsells and complex implementations • Removal of detailed Team Users capabilities comparison reduces transparency around feature restrictions, making it harder for prospects to self-serve evaluate whether Team Users fit their use case Positioning: - Removed 'Team Users: A Quick Overview' section that explained org vs. team level data organization and permissions - Removed detailed table showing what Team Users can and cannot do (e.g., no Reports/Dashboards, no admin permissions, limited to 10 org modules) - Removed how-to-purchase guidance for Team Users (trial signup and Add-ons page links) - Added explicit mention of Ultimate edition as tailored offering for 'large-scale, bespoke deployments' with expert consultation and migration assistance Features: - Team Users feature documentation moved off main pricing page; now requires clicking to external feature comparison page - Ultimate edition highlighted as highest feature-limit tier with dedicated consulting support What to do: • Audit whether your messaging around 'accessible to all team sizes' or 'no hidden licensing tiers' has been differentiated from Zoho's new enterprise-focused positioning • Test landing page messaging around total cost of ownership (TCO) for multi-user deployments to capture mid-market buyers considering Zoho's higher-tier plans • Map which of your buyer personas benefit from transparent, granular licensing (Team Users) vs. those who prefer all-inclusive enterprise tiers, then tailor competitive positioning accordingly

  • Attio adds file storage as a core differentiator, offering 50 GB across Free and Plus tiers.

    Attio14 Aug 2026

    Attio adds file storage as a core differentiator, offering 50 GB across Free and Plus tiers. Why it matters: • File storage becomes a table-stakes feature in sales/CRM tools; Attio is now bundling this to reduce friction for users managing document-heavy workflows. • By including 50 GB on both Free and Plus tiers, Attio lowers the switching cost for prospects evaluating alternatives-they don't need to integrate or pay for external storage. • This positioning move signals Attio is competing on comprehensiveness of built-in capabilities rather than forcing users to their app ecosystem. Features: - File storage added as a core plan feature - Free tier now includes 50 GB file storage - Plus tier now includes 50 GB file storage What to do: • Audit your own storage offering: confirm whether your Free/Plus equivalents offer comparable storage, and if not, quantify the gap to sales/marketing teams. • Test the appeal of bundled storage vs. integrated third-party options in customer interviews-determine if prospects view this as convenience or lock-in. • Consider messaging around document management and collaboration workflows in your own positioning to preempt Attio's storage advantage.

Both pages were read on 12 Nov 2026 by the same reader, so the figures above are two prices from one day rather than two prices from two moments. Prices are copied as printed, never converted and never averaged, and a vendor can change a page any time after we read it. Open both pricing pages before you act on any of this. More CRM comparisons, or the dataset behind all of it.

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