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Ask HN: Which CRM for a solo-freelancer in 2014?

#1
There are one million choices when it comes to CRM's and from using Google and HN Search, I haven't found any decent threads on this for a while.

What CRM are all the freelancers out there using? I'm about to go solo and am not sure what to go for (Salesforce, Zoho, Highrise (though I'm put off a bit by 37 Signals' Basecamp direction) all seem 'up there'). Too many choices, could really use some HN advice.

I was planning on using Wave for accounts, and still undecided on project management, but I guess any integration possible would be desirable!

Re: Ask HN: Which CRM for a solo-freelancer in 2014?

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post #2

I always recommend Capsule CRM: http://capsulecrm.com/ You get a reasonably generous free allowance if you try it with Google Apps for your Domain.

Looks promising!

I've actually found a truck load more tools on their add-ons/integrations page that will probably be of use to me too:

http://capsulecrm.com/features#/addons

Thanks!

Re: Ask HN: Which CRM for a solo-freelancer in 2014?

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I asked the same question a month or so ago. I also was hesitant to get started with Highrise. Right now I'm testing Nimbly and Pipeline Deals. Nimbly seems to be more about generating leads through social media. Both have a nice interface.

Re: Ask HN: Which CRM for a solo-freelancer in 2014?

#8
Hey there, ClinchPad (https://www.clinchpad.com) has a large number of freelancers using it. It is a CRM targeted at small teams and focused on the process of moving prospects towards a deal (something that freelancers do often as they look for clients).

We're always improving the application and welcome any feedback on it. Feel free to reply to this comment or email me at cheenu@clinchpad.com.

Disclosure: I'm the Founder of ClinchPad.

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