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About NetHunt CRM
NetHunt CRM Pricing
All pricing packages include a 14-day free trial: BASIC - $24 per user/month* BUSINESS - $48 per user/month* ADVANCED - $96 per user/month* *Includes 20% discount for annual subscription.
Starting price:
$24.00 per month
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Howard
Verified reviewer
Company size: 2-10 employees
Industry: Financial Services
Time used: Less than 6 months
Review Source: Capterra
July 2020
Incredibly Flexible CRM
Tech support over chat and email is fantastic. [SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN] are extremely helpful and responsive. They take user suggestions seriously and accept constructive criticism graciously. The support pages are well written and useful. Honestly, I would say my chats have been more about learning curve and suggestions -- I haven't found any bugs or real disappointments. A quality team and product.
Pros
I am not in sales. Along with tracking my contacts, my use is more project/task based and file heavy (docs, spreadsheets, presentations). Most CRM's are "sales" focused, some are Contact focused, some Deal focused, some Opportunity focused (Salesforce), some perhaps trouble ticket focused. But this is way too narrow. I am in finance and a consultant, and I also have many other projects outside of "pure" work. A great CRM would be paradigm agnostic. You could customize it around Contacts, Files (a real differentiator for NetHunt), Deals, Projects, whatever you like. NetHunt easily allows you to do that: I am not in sales. Along with tracking my contacts, my use is more project/task based and file heavy (docs, spreadsheets, presentations). Most CRM's are "sales" focused, some are Contact focused, some Deal focused, some Opportunity focused (Salesforce), some perhaps trouble ticket focused. But this is way too narrow. I am in finance and a consultant, and I also have many other projects outside of "pure" work. A great CRM would be paradigm agnostic. You could customize it around Contacts, Files (a real differentiator for NetHunt), Deals, Projects, whatever you like. NetHunt easily allows you to do that: It easily allows creation of custom objects (Article, Song, Recipe) with custom fields including the ability to link a file (Word, Excel, photo, mp3 ...) with one click file launch. It is nothing-centric -- not tied to a pipeline paradigm or a contact paradigm At allows many to many object linking -- In NetHunt, I can open a Project and see it is linked to a Task due soon. Since that task is linked to the Contact Bob, I open Bob so I can start a call. I see that Bob is also linked to another task also due soon, so now I know to ask Bob about that one too. That task includes a spreadsheet I linked to it, so I open that File object and notice that it also links to Bob . Looks like I need to include Sally in our call ...... Now I am surfing my CRM like I surf the web. This is exactly how life really works -- it's organic, messy, interconnected. NetHunt gets it!
Cons
If you are mainly mobile focused, NetHunt may not be for you. The mobile app is not (yet) as strong as the desktop app. Still, it gets the job done and lives on my phone's home screen.
Reasons for switching to NetHunt CRM
No longer supported.
Spencer
Company size: 1 employee
Industry: Consumer Services
Review Source: Capterra
September 2021
The Gmail-based CRM of your dreams
NetHunt allows me to use my established Google services to track my business deals, income, and more, with a customizable and easy to use pipeline + more.
Pros
Very impressed with just how easy it is to get NetHunt up and running and how seamless it is to manage your pipeline using Gmail as the backbone. In your Gmail or Google Calendar and want to link a message or calendar entry to a deal, contact, or company? Click on the handy little NetHunt logo icon and connect it right up to whatever it pertains to, in a few seconds, with no more than 2 or 3 clicks. It's customizable if you want it to be. Email templates, open tracking, and link click tracking for emails is the icing on the cake. It doesn't feel like a chore to keep NetHunt CRM updated - it just works.
Cons
Not a lot that I can say about NetHunt in terms of things I dislike or are negative so far. Every system has its quirks, strong points, and weak points - it's all about what you make of it.
Reasons for switching to NetHunt CRM
Odoo was too clunky and convoluted - after manually setting up a Google API for Calendar integration, it was way too difficult to schedule and annoying to schedule appointments and have them linked to records and deals.
Richard
Company size: 2-10 employees
Industry: Design
Time used: More than 2 years
Review Source: Capterra
May 2022
Perfect CRM for your gmail
NetHunt is perfect solution for us. We use several gmail accounts and this helps us share email with each other. If you use gmail in the company, NetHunt is necessity.
Pros
Easy to use with gmail. Fast and intuitive.
Cons
Maybe just price, but when you need CRM, it is worth it.
Venetia
Company size: 2-10 employees
Industry: Leisure, Travel & Tourism
Time used: Less than 12 months
Review Source: Capterra
August 2018
Liking Nethunt
learning curve but getting there
Pros
collating information, pulling reports and following other colleagues
Cons
can't build detailed itinerary breakdowns for each client and booking.
Micah
Verified reviewer
Company size: 2-10 employees
Industry: Real Estate
Time used: Less than 6 months
Review Source: Capterra
March 2022
I Was Shocked with How Customizable and Easy to Use NetHunt Is..
Pros
I liked how easy NetHunt was to set up and customize and I loved the workflows that you can customize and create. It's all super easy as well being that it's built right into Gmail so you don't have to learn an entirely new software.
Cons
The biggest cons I see is that the CRM comes at a premium price and the workflows seem a bit limited especially if you use this feature a lot. I'd also like the ability to customize workflows with a drag and drop feature instead of the current method. Lastly, I would like better integration with Google Drive (where we store all of our client transaction files). Currently, the best fix that we've found with Google Drive is to link each transaction file to drive and then pin the specific transaction folder to the top, but I'm thinking there may be a better way? Either way, these are not things that would cause me to move from NetHunt at this point.
Reasons for choosing NetHunt CRM
It's built into Gmail so that made the learning curve incredibly simple to learn. The customization and workflows are why we're staying with NetHunt.