1CRM is an integrated customer relationship management (CRM) solution that covers the complete business management lifecycle. It includes features like collaboration and mobile access, and it can be customized for multiple industries. It is available in both open source and commercial editions.
$15
per month
Maximizer CRM
Score 6.7 out of 10
N/A
Maximizer CRM is a customer relationship management (CRM) software built to maximize sales leads and calls.
$29
Per User / Month
Pricing
1CRM
Maximizer CRM
Editions & Modules
Startup
$15
per month
Startup+
$23
per month
Professional
$33
per month
Enterprise
$39
per month
Free
Free trial
Small Office
$29
Per User / Month
Business Plus
$49
Per User / Month
Business Plus
$49
Per User / Month
Insights
$89
Per User / Month
Insights
$89
Per User / Month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
1CRM
Maximizer CRM
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
Yes
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
$29 per user/Month
Additional Details
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I liked the fact that all the customer data was in one place with easy access. Instead of trying to hunt down specific data points, everyone on our team had access to the data. It was connected to a booking system that we used which was easy to enter orders and keep track of all opportunities.
It was not a good experience. Nothing was as advertised, from the user experience to the security of purchase. The address book was not able to be converted from the Leads module and the maps feature wasn’t able to connect from Leads. The mobile version has a lot of bugs and isn’t very functional. They have a tutorial, yet [I think they] aren’t proactive in distributing it to new users. Their focus is on sales. And it’s not a very salable product in my opinion. The worst aspect of this company is that they aren’t risk free. If you purchase a year software and decide after a few weeks it simply isn’t for your company, there are no refunds. I had to initiate a chargeback with my bank after being told that “unfortunately, due to the terms and conditions...” No customer wants to hear that. [I feel] they tried to bully me into keeping their software. There are far too many options in 2021 for CRM to be forced into one, especially one so difficult to use. When I asked about a feature that I needed, I was told, “Perhaps later this year...” Not what I need if I’m paying good money for a software. Their sales VP wouldn’t call me when I requested a call after being denied a refund. When I went through their main website again after my experience with Maximizer, I [felt] that everything they advertise is not in line with the product they put out. They say that there’s a free trial available. Not the truth [in my experience]. This maybe would have been a good CRM in say, 1999. [I think] it’s antiquated and didn’t serve the needs of my business. I used well-known CRM previously and didn’t find Maximizer to be better than the free version of that one. There was a disconnect in usage that wasn’t able to be overcome by myself or my employees in several weeks of trials.
We are heavily entrenched in Maximizer and trying to pull our data out and into another CRM, with the same amount of customization and workflow would take a lot of effort.
I give this rating due to ease of usage, data retrieval (which is integral part of my position), reporting and retention of information. I love the fact that we can assign tasks across the team and set targets etc.
Through the usage of 1CRM, customers are satisfied as the work is done easily and fast. So it ensures tracking and ranking client performance, sharing customizable dashboards. It also gives a way to easily see previous transaction and personalize the customer experience. So 1CRM ease our work to analysis and report the commodity sector.
We chose to go with Microsoft Dynamics CRM over Maximizer because of the customization and marketing options that were associated with Dynamics. The ease of use with Maximizer, however, was far better than that of Microsoft Dynamics.