monday CRM provides control over the entire sales funnel and helps users close deals faster by automating manual work and streamlining sales activities from A-Z.
$15
per month per seat
vCita
Score 8.5 out of 10
N/A
vCita is a marketing-focused CRM for service providers. According to the vendor, the product helps service providers move clients through every stage of the sales cycle: from the first point of contact to closing, upselling and follow-up. vCita is a lightweight CRM with the following features: - Manage appointments, payments, and clients - Access info & respond to clients on the go with a mobile app - Invite clients to…
$29
per month
Pricing
monday CRM
vCita
Editions & Modules
Basic
$15
per month per seat
Standard
$20
per month per seat
Pro
$33
per month per seat
Enterprise
Contact Sales
Essentials
$29
per month
Business
$59
per month
Platinum
$99
per month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
monday CRM
vCita
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
Optional
No setup fee
Additional Details
18% discount for annual pricing. Plans start with 3 seats.
You have everything in one place, I use it because I can connect my operations area with my sales area, and it is really easy to program and understanding the information and inputs that you need to create a workflow, and having all the information in one platform with easy …
We already had Monday Work Management for our company, so adding the monday CRM portion was convenient instead of starting over. We liked the customization options that monday CRM provided and the security features that allow us to show information only to those who have access …
monday CRM as mention has been very easy to setup and rarely requires intervention by their suppor teams. Most of the features I feel were well testing before being deployed. Its easy to use and easy to deploy and integrates well with our internal teammates. No need for any …
Honestly, it was a decision based solely on price. When we have an increased budget, we would like to upgrade to Clockwork. We're using our time with monday.com as a temporary one (likely 5 years) and then will level-up with Clockwork unless monday.com makes major improvements …
I personally perfer monday's interface to Asana's, although they are both very similar in concept. I also feel that monday is better suited for cross-functional project management, which is something necessary to the way Dr. Squatch operates. Asana may be better suited to …
can't compare how modern and userfriendly monday CRM is in comparison with other CRMS i have used - CRMS typically feel so old and archaic and complicated to learn and understand - they feel clunky and like they were designed forever ago and have never been updated. Whereas, …
I do not have much experience with Asana, but I do appreciate the ease of integration with the Google Suite from Monday, I know this was a large selling point for our company, which is a G-Suite company. The ability to pull files from the Drive makes the application very useful.
I only used this for projects, and am unsure of if it's related to monday CRM. But I will say it's the closest I've used. I had a lot of issues with ClickUp crashing and completely not working, and I have rarely had issues with monday, unless the site was down.
There are many more options that can be used in the monday CRM Board than there seems to be in Teams or Salesforce. Slack is a very generic way to get the needed information out, and it makes the monday CRM Board very attractive in comparison
Overall, they are powerful tools that allow for similar management, efficiently and effectively, by all team members.
Both tools are already used by the corporation, at certain times depending on the development of the company's maturity regarding the need to record, analyze …
I think I've covered it in other parts of this review, but I think monday.com CRM is a "HubSpot Lite" product. For the more basic sales reporting, monday is better because it auto-generates most of the dashboard. We're already using monday.com for almost everything related to …
I believe monday CRM is more flexible for changes and intuitive to operate. Hubspot CRM is more specialized and complex to use. Airtable is not design as CRM but may be used as such, definitely not able to be compared to Hubsport CRM or monday CRM which are more specialized CRM …
monday CRM was much more customisable and flexible for our needs. We could use monday CRM to enhance what we do but Zendesk basically wanted us to change how we work to their style which is not what we wanted. I also found zendesk to be extremely expensive for what you were …
Earlier we were using other software to but I can not remember the name of it. For sure I remember that using other sofwtawers where not as effective as Monday is. Monday really brings very good value for companys future development and we will continue using it for loonger …
The primary benefit of monday.com is the flexibility. Other productivity management platforms do basically one thing, and that's all. Monday.com really does ten things and it does them pretty well. The best thing about that is that the ten different services all communicate …
I would say that it is simply a more interactive tool, that gives you all the features you need to get started, and then lets your evolve your tool with other methods and features as times goes by and your team gets a more mature understanding of the process and ways to improve …
I chose monday because of the flexibility, I get a system in which I can build what I want and exactly how I imagine, everything is very accessible and easy, I don't need the help of anyone and I can manage a complete and complex work process myself with a few clicks of a button
vCita has been very responsive to our needs and desires for improvement in certain areas. We have appreciated the level of support we receive when a problem arises. Our biggest gain when moving was the reliability of this product's teleconferencing integration with Zoom. …
I think only Acuity Scheduling rivals vCita. One weak point for vCita is that the others have a better link for reviews on social media and beyond than vCita.
vCita is a platform which is still developing and falls short of dedicated CRM platforms in some ways however it shines where it counts for any business wanting to provide more power to their customer to make bookings and manage their profile. Other platforms such as Insightly …
We were satisfied with TimeTrade and probably wouldn't have made the switch if we were able to integrate with our new Duda website as well as vCita does. They do not offer as many features as vCita, but for scheduling only, they work well and are very affordably priced.
I think it's a fantastic tool for a small business or startup. It has many of the same features as other CRMs, and my favorite thing about it are the pre-built Sales Dashboards that generate your forecast, pipeline, deal value, everything you would expect to see when analyzing your sales efforts. I think the parts of it that aren't as scalable are the outbound sales efforts with email. I don't think you can set up drip campaigns or automated workflows through monday the way you can through HubSpot and Salesforce.
It makes client communication extremely easy - we can message and schedule online appointments. Clients really like those options. We also like the online payment portal. That way clients can pay at their convenience, and we don't end up with credit card information that requires PCI compliance. It also helps with payments. It would also help with invoicing, but unfortunately, there are only 3 linked payment options (Square, Stripe, and PayPal). If you don't use one of those payment processors, you cannot link to billing.
Very easy implementation of a contact/scheduling widget.
Allows for scheduling of appointments with clients. The setup is easy and the allotted times can be changed as needed. Easy for the client to use as well.
Managing communication between individual clients is easy as well.
Perhaps individual archive boards for individual boards - sometime's it's difficult to locate an archived item to account when something is done so until projects are finished, I often leave items on the board when it could be 'cleaner'
More color shades for groups and labels
Keep adding new widgets for dashboards to provide an even greater overview
It was a little tricky when I first set up all of my automations and to kind of navigate my board and create it initially. So now that it's set up it's super easy to use so that's why I gave a seven in this rating.
Overall - easy to use. There are some missing features (like fillable pdf forms), and it also requires using certain credit card processors to link billing (otherwise it doesn't work).
We only ever needed to us the FAQs and quick google searches as everything we needed to do was very straightforward and intuitive to do. We found the simple and easy design and interface helped prevent having any issues. A colleague did need to reach out for help and stated that it was quick and useful
I do miss the days when I could easily call up a rep and talk to them about any issues I had with the service. But I still do hear back from the customer service rep during the week within 24 hours.
I personally perfer monday's interface to Asana's, although they are both very similar in concept. I also feel that monday is better suited for cross-functional project management, which is something necessary to the way Dr. Squatch operates. Asana may be better suited to companies who have smaller teams and a simpler scope of project management, but for a company with the complexity of ours, monday's customizable features and ease of visibility was the better suited platform for our needs.
vCita has been very responsive to our needs and desires for improvement in certain areas. We have appreciated the level of support we receive when a problem arises. Our biggest gain when moving was the reliability of this product's teleconferencing integration with Zoom. With OnCall we had trouble onboarding people, difficulty with the app they used going down, etc. We also had expectations about progress with Forms that we unmet.
The initial cost was high compared to other options but the features in the base level allowed even the smallest of business to grow into the paid version of the service.
The time saved with self service bookings and profile management for customers has been a big plus and made the purchase of the service worthwhile.
The constant improvements to the platform have been enough to continue to use the service as it develops into a competent CRM.