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Beware of the CRM Trap: Per-User PricingThe importance of not limiting the users in your AccountBy Madison Potter Key Takeaways
The goal with your CRM (customer relationship management) system is to focus on generating, nurturing, and managing your leads and customers. A good CRM system should help you effectively manage your team, contacts, and tasks without breaking the bank. Unfortunately, most CRM companies do not take this into consideration with their pricing structure, ultimately increasing your total cost of ownership. Oftentimes, small businesses are trapped into subscription plans that charge per user and/or feature. In the end, the business ends up with a much higher bill than expected because of all the add-ons for their marketing, customer services, etc. Per-user pricing structures can bring up the price of your subscription substantially, decreasing your overall ROI - among other disadvantages. It’s important to be cautious of this common pricing structure we call ‘Per-User’ pricing. Because each user adds an additional expense, for small businesses on a budget, it's cost prohbitive to extend access to the entire team. Managing your leads and clients is a team effort, and you don’t want to be stuck with paying for each additional user and feature as you begin to grow. Find a pricing structure that’s based on your actual business growth (contacts), instead of your company size! Plus, in the age of the customer experience, your entire team from sales to marketing to operations and customer service should be actively working in your CRM. |

Issues That Arise With “Per-User” Pricing
