FAQ
CRM pricing — the questions people actually ask
Is there a truly cheap CRM?
Yes, but "cheap" usually means one of two things: a free tier that caps out fast (contacts, users, or features), or a low price with the features included. Massive OS is the second kind — $29.99 per seat per month, with billing, scheduling, and full branding built in rather than sold as add-ons. Two-way texting is included too, up to 1,500 texts a month.
What's the cheapest CRM software available?
It depends what you need it to do. Several platforms have free tiers, but they cap contacts, users, or automation. Once you need real features — staff scheduling, native billing, your own branding — Massive OS's $29.99/seat/month is the cheapest option that doesn't lock features behind higher tiers once you're past the basics (the only usage-based charge is texting beyond 1,500 a month, at $0.03 each); see the full cheapest CRM software price comparison.
How much does a CRM cost per month?
Anywhere from $0 to $550+/month depending on the platform and tier. Most CRMs use a tier ladder (Salesforce runs up to $550/mo, GoHighLevel adds usage fees on top of its tiers) or charge separately for things like staff scheduling or full re-theming. Massive OS is one price — $29.99 per seat, per month, every feature included, with 1,500 texts a month included (extra texts are $0.03 each).
What if I send more than 1,500 texts a month?
Each extra text is $0.03, added to your next invoice. Many small businesses stay under 1,500. You can watch your usage and set a monthly limit in Settings.
Do I have to use texting?
No. It's optional. Turn it on when you want it.