Flexibility is the keyword for Attio.
It actually reminds me of RelateIQ before it was acquired by Salesforce. Same lists based approach but implemented with a great attention to details.
When using Attio, it almost feels like you are using a database and not a CRM.
Key features: lists, custom objects, reports and workflows.
Product feels very high quality. Well designed and well implemented.
Could be a good replacement for Salesforce in case you use a custom objects heavily.
MyNextCRM idea was born after writing a LinkedIn post about choosing a CRM. It helped a few businesses. I got some good feedback that made me think about creating a site to share my opinion about different CRMs on the market.
Today CRM marketplace is so crowded, that buying a CRM product is really annoying. Resellers will recommend you products that pay biggest comissions, but nobody wants to listen for what you really need.
Why am I interested in the CRM market? It started in 2011 when I co-founded Import2, a 1-click data migration software. We have helped thousands of businesses to switch their CRM and spend a lot of time investigating different CRM products. Today, I work on CRM startup Parma.ai, and excitement about this super competitive market is at its peak.
Disclaimer: MyNextCRM is not meant to be unbiased. I am doing it for fun and to share my honest thoughts. So, expect it to be subjective and opinionated. If that's too much, you can always use Google search instead ;).
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Mark, Chief CRM Roaster