Creatio Pricing Overview

Creatio has 10 pricing edition(s), from $25 to $100. A free trial of Creatio is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and read more information about the product here to see which one is right for you.

Growth

$25

Cloud
per month per user

Growth + CRM (Marketing/Sales/Service)

$40

Cloud
per month per user

Enterprise

$55

On Premise
per month per user

Enterprise

$55

Cloud
per month per user

Enterprise + CRM (Marketing/Sales/Service)

$70

On Premise
per month per user

Enterprise + CRM (Marketing/Sales/Service)

$70

Cloud
per month per user

Unlimited

$85

On Premise
per month per user

Unlimited

$85

Cloud
per month per user

Unlimited + CRM (Marketing/Sales/Service)

$100

On Premise
per month per user

Unlimited + CRM (Marketing/Sales/Service)

$100

Cloud
per month per user
Pricing for Creatio

Offerings

  • HasFree Trial
  • Does not haveFree/Freemium Version
  • HasPremium Consulting/Integration Services

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee

Starting price (does not include set up fee)

  • $25per month per user

Creatio Support Options

FeatureFree VersionPaid Version
PhoneAvailableAvailable
Live ChatAvailableAvailable
EmailAvailableAvailable
Forum/CommunityAvailableAvailable
FAQ/KnowledgebaseAvailableAvailable
Social MediaAvailableAvailable
Video Tutorials / WebinarAvailableAvailable

What TrustRadius Research Says

TrustRadius Insights | TrustRadius Reviewer

Reviewers express a mix of sentiments regarding the pricing and value of the product. Many appreciate the significant cost savings achieved by consolidating multiple systems into one platform, which enhances efficiency and reduces the overall expenditure associated with managing separate tools. The competitive pricing of the product is highlighted, particularly for medium-sized and larger companies that require customizable solutions. However, there is a mixed opinion about its suitability for smaller businesses and startups. While some view it as "too heavy" for their needs, indicating it might not offer the simplicity or affordability they seek, others recognize its value for larger organizations.

Additionally, when opting for an on-premises deployment, users note the potential for extra costs related to microservices, which adds complexity to the pricing structure. The integration with social media also necessitates third-party applications, which could incur additional expenses. Overall, while the product is seen as valuable for larger organizations looking for robust features and customization, the mixed opinion suggests that smaller enterprises may find it less suitable due to higher costs and the need for specialized personnel to manage the system effectively.