There are more than a few open-source CRM vendors on the market today
Here are some of the better-known ones.
SugarCRM – SugarCRM is one of the, if not the, most popular open-source CRM solutions available. Their community edition is free, has a wide variety of features, and is supported by a large community of professional and amatuer developers.
Vtiger – Built on a variety of open-source software and licenses, Vtiger has been downloaded more than three million times. Priced at just twelve dollars per month per user, Vtiger includes direct support, as well as developer forums.
Zurmo – Zurmo is an open-source CRM system that uses aspects of gamification to promote end user engagement. In short, they try to make it fun- or at least interesting- to use CRM. They offer free and paid versions with improved support and features for paying subscribers.
SuiteCRM – SuiteCRM is a free, open-source alternative aimed at enterprise-level subscribers. A software fork of SugarCRM, SuiteCRM is meant to compete directly with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Salesforce, and paid editions of SugarCRM.
SugarCRM – SugarCRM is one of the, if not the, most popular open-source CRM solutions available. Their community edition is free, has a wide variety of features, and is supported by a large community of professional and amatuer developers.
Vtiger – Built on a variety of open-source software and licenses, Vtiger has been downloaded more than three million times. Priced at just twelve dollars per month per user, Vtiger includes direct support, as well as developer forums.
Zurmo – Zurmo is an open-source CRM system that uses aspects of gamification to promote end user engagement. In short, they try to make it fun- or at least interesting- to use CRM. They offer free and paid versions with improved support and features for paying subscribers.
SuiteCRM – SuiteCRM is a free, open-source alternative aimed at enterprise-level subscribers. A software fork of SugarCRM, SuiteCRM is meant to compete directly with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Salesforce, and paid editions of SugarCRM.
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