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Nutshell vs Vtiger

Nutshell confirms 9 of the features we check on its own site; Vtiger confirms 8. Starting prices: Nutshell USD 13/mo · per user, Vtiger not published.

Nutshell

Small sales teams that want a simple CRM with email marketing and AI built in.

Watch out: Per-user pricing in USD; reporting and automation are held for higher tiers.

Vtiger

Teams that want an all-in-one CRM covering sales, marketing and help desk with built-in AI.

Watch out: No plan prices appear in the fetched text.

Overview & pricing
CategoryCRM & SalesCRM & Sales
SpecialtySales CRMAI CRM platform
Based in🇺🇸 United States🇮🇳 India
Best forSMBsAll sizes
Starting priceUSD 13/mo · per userUnconfirmed
Free planUnconfirmedUnconfirmed
Free trial✓14 daysUnconfirmed
Features confirmed on each vendor’s site
Visual sales pipeline · Core features✓Drag-and-drop visual sales pipeline✓Pipeline Management with Deals
Contact & company management · Core features✓Unlimited contacts and companies with custom fields✓Leads and Contacts module
Workflow automation · Core features✓Sales automation✓Automation, Process Designer and Workflows
Quotes / proposals · Core features✓Create, send, track quotes and contracts✓CPQ: configure, price and quote
Lead capture forms · Core features✓Form builder and landing pages in every plan✓Webforms and landing pages
Email sync · Core features✓Two-way Gmail and Outlook syncUnconfirmed
Sales reports & forecasts · Core features✓Smart reporting and advanced reporting✓Reporting, dashboards, Forecast & Quota
AI assistant / AI agent · Core features✓AI outcomes, AI Chatbot and AI Agent Marketplace✓Calculus AI, Agent Builder and Chatbot
Field sales / route tools · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Field Sales Automation tool
Public API · Platform✓Open API on all plansUnconfirmed
Integrations
Listed on its siteGmail, Outlook, ZapierGoogle, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Webex

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Every ✓ / ✕ comes from the vendor’s own website (sources on each product page). Unconfirmed means the site doesn’t say — not that the feature is missing.