Tower CRM pricing
Tower CRM is free for one user, and paid plans cost $89 a month on Basic and $299 on Pro, charged per workspace.
How Tower CRM pricing works
- Pricing model
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Tower CRM charges per workspace, not per user, on four plans, and annual billing saves up to 20 percent. Free costs $0 for 1 user, up to 1,000 contacts, up to 100 emails a month and basic campaigns. Basic costs $89 a month for up to 2 users, with unlimited contacts, email campaigns and automations, and custom fields.
Pro costs $299 a month with 5 users and adds unlimited deals, live policy and account sync with a named insurance agency management system, dialer call transcription with generated summary notes from two named platforms, enrollment triggered email sequences, advanced reporting and priority support.
Enterprise is priced on application and billed annually, with unlimited users, a dedicated account manager, custom integrations, advanced security with single sign on, and service level guarantees. Every plan includes seven day a week phone and email support, unlimited automations and unlimited integrations. Adding a producer does not immediately trigger a new license.
- Setup and implementation
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Tower CRM charges no implementation fee. The free plan needs no credit card, and paid plans are chosen at signup or later inside the workspace, with no sales conversation below Enterprise. A customer picks an insurance, real estate or general mode at signup, and the system arrives configured with the relevant fields, pipelines and automations. Tower CRM says this means starting in minutes with no setup and no consultant.
Contacts, companies and deals import from spreadsheets or another record system through a step by step guide in the app, and a dedicated page covers switching from a competitor. Early customers get optional hands on onboarding from the founder at no stated charge, plus direct founder access and roadmap input.
Founding customers are told they lock in current pricing.
The page metadata gives the Basic plan at $59, while the page body shows $89. The $30 gap is most likely a stale tag left from a recent increase. Search engines and assistants reading the page description would report $59.
Tower CRM pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Tower CRM and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- Tower CRMFree; Basic $89 a workspace a month; Pro $299 with 5 users; Enterprise custom
- Bigin by Zoho CRM$7 per user a month on Express, billed yearly ($9 monthly), above a free single user plan
- NextLead CRM$19 a month for 5 projects; $49 and $99 tiers; platform fee of 0 or 5 percent
- SellifyGPTSolo Starter $89 a month billed annually, or $99 monthly; Team $79 a seat
- SalesmateBasic $23 a user a month; Pro $39, Business $63; Enterprise custom
- Tecalis Customer HubNo published price. Quoted after a demo
- LeadcheeLaunch rate $29 a user a month, list price $35
Tower CRM pricing, answered
How much does Tower CRM cost?
Tower CRM is free for one user, and paid plans cost $89 a month on Basic and $299 on Pro, charged per workspace. Founding customers are told they lock in current pricing. The page metadata gives the Basic plan at $59, while the page body shows $89.
Does Tower CRM charge a setup or implementation fee?
Tower CRM charges no implementation fee. The free plan needs no credit card, and paid plans are chosen at signup or later inside the workspace, with no sales conversation below Enterprise. A customer picks an insurance, real estate or general mode at signup, and the system arrives configured with the relevant fields, pipelines and automations. Tower CRM says this means starting in minutes with no setup and no consultant.