How much does Copper CRM cost in 2026? Pricing breakdown

Quick Answer: Copper CRM now has three tiers (verified July 2026): Basic $29/user/month ($23 billed annually), Professional $69/user/month ($59 annual), and Business $134/user/month ($99 annual). The former Starter tier ($12) has been removed. Copper is a Google Workspace-native CRM whose defining feature is Gmail-sidebar auto-capture of contacts and emails, which drives adoption for teams that struggle with manual CRM logging. Workflow automation and email sequences start at the Professional tier.

Copper CRM Pricing (as of July 2026)

Copper dropped its Starter tier in 2026; the lineup is now three tiers.

Plan Monthly Annual (per user) Key Features
Basic $29 $23 Gmail integration, pipelines, mobile
Professional $69 $59 Workflow automation, email sequences, reporting
Business $134 $99 LinkedIn integration, lead scoring, custom reports

The former Starter tier ($12) is gone — the entry point is now Basic at $29/user ($23 annual). Workflow automation and email sequences start at Professional. Monthly billing carries roughly a 20% surcharge over the annual rates shown.

Cost at scale (annual)

Team Basic Professional Business
3 users $69/mo $177/mo $297/mo
10 users $230/mo $590/mo $990/mo
25 users $575/mo $1,475/mo $2,475/mo

How Copper compares (10 users)

Platform Monthly Gmail integration
Copper Professional ~$590 Native sidebar
HubSpot Sales Pro ~$1,000 (seats) Sidebar via Chrome
Pipedrive Growth ~$390 Sidebar via Chrome
Zoho CRM Enterprise ~$400 Integration

Copper's premium buys native Gmail auto-capture — the feature that keeps CRM data current for teams that otherwise skip manual logging.

Editor's Note: A 12-person Google Workspace creative agency on Copper Professional ran about $828/month — a cheaper Pipedrive setup would have saved money, but the team had repeatedly failed to adopt Pipedrive due to manual-logging fatigue, and Copper's auto-capture was the adoption-saving feature. Re-checked July 2026: Copper removed its $12 Starter tier, so the entry point is now Basic at $29/user ($23 annual), and the automation/sequence features still start at Professional ($59 annual) — so budget Professional if you need workflows, and weigh the auto-capture adoption benefit against the higher entry price. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen

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