At a glance

Attio Copper
Best for Startups and modern teams that want a flexible, data-rich CRM Google Workspace users wanting a CRM that lives in Gmail
Starting price Free $23/user/mo
Free tier
Open source
Free tier available
Open source
Auto-Capture
Automations
Custom Objects
Data Enrichment
Email Sync
Gmail Integration
Pipeline
Relationships
Reporting

Attio

Strengths

  • Beautiful, modern interface
  • Flexible data modeling — customize everything
  • Automatic contact enrichment
  • Free tier available

Weaknesses

  • Newer product — still building features
  • Smaller ecosystem than Salesforce/HubSpot
  • Limited marketing automation
  • Advanced features need paid plans

Copper

Strengths

  • Includes Gmail Integration as a core feature, purpose-built for crm workflows
  • Includes Auto-Capture as a core feature, purpose-built for crm workflows
  • Pricing starts at $23/user/mo, which includes the full crm feature set
  • Established product with 13+ years on the market and a mature ecosystem

Weaknesses

  • Starts at $23/user/mo — on the expensive side, especially for small teams or solo users
  • Fewer built-in features means you may need additional tools to cover gaps
  • Data entry overhead can slow down reps who just want to sell
  • Limited team/admin features if your organization eventually scales up

The bottom line

Pricing: Attio is completely free, which makes it the obvious pick if budget is the top concern. Copper starts at $23/user/mo. That cost buys you a more polished or feature-rich experience, so it comes down to whether the extras justify the spend.

Feature gaps: Attio offers Automations, Custom Objects and Data Enrichment that Copper lacks. Copper brings Auto-Capture, Gmail Integration and Pipeline that Attio does not have.

Team fit: Both tools target small teams teams, so the decision hinges on features and workflow fit rather than scale.

Where each tool shines: Attio's biggest strengths are: beautiful, modern interface. flexible data modeling — customize everything. Copper's biggest strengths are: includes gmail integration as a core feature, purpose-built for crm workflows. includes auto-capture as a core feature, purpose-built for crm workflows.

Watch out for: With Attio, users commonly note that newer product — still building features. With Copper, the main complaint is that starts at $23/user/mo — on the expensive side, especially for small teams or solo users.

Choose Attio if...

  • Your profile matches its sweet spot: startups and modern teams that want a flexible, data-rich crm
  • Budget is a hard constraint — Attio is free, Copper is not
  • You specifically need Automations and Custom Objects
  • You care about flexible data modeling — customize everything

Choose Copper if...

  • You need a tool built for google workspace users wanting a crm that lives in gmail
  • You specifically need Auto-Capture and Gmail Integration
  • You care about includes auto-capture as a core feature, purpose-built for crm workflows

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