OnePageCRM aims to turn the complexity of a CRM into a simple to-do list. This action-focused CRM helps users interact with contacts by setting simple follow-up tasks. Just out of a promising sales call? Type the next action to "Send a quote", set a date, and move on to the next contact. Contacts will be sorted by task priority so the user can sell with focused attention to each prospect and client. OnePageCRM can be tried with a 21-day free trial today.
$9.95
per month per user
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
OnePageCRM
vCita
Editions & Modules
Professional Plan (Annually)
$9.95
per month per user
Professional Plan (Monthly)
$15
per month per user
Business Plan (Annually)
$19.95
per month per user
Business Plan (Monthly)
$29
per month per user
Essentials
$29
per month
Business
$59
per month
Platinum
$99
per month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
OnePageCRM
vCita
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
OnePageCRM offers 4 months free in annual subscriptions.
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OnePage is not as robust when compared to SharpSpring. SharpSpring is better with email marketing, lead scoring, social media management, etc.
OnePage is better for the sales team, but for our fulfillment team, Asana works better because of the ability to create sub-tasks and …
We use all these software for task management and email marketing. OnePage doesn't send out mass emails and we needed a more robust task management system, so we use SharpSpring and Asana as well.
Again, my review is based upon my desire for an easy life using a CRM. I have little doubt that OnePageCRM would be configurable for most applications, sophisticated or not. For sales, the way OnePageCRM uses the GTD (Getting Things Done) principal is key to the success I've …
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.
It's hard to be helpful here: we use OnePage in such a limited way that I'm certain some of the higher level features would really help other organizations, it's just that our activity flow isn't based here. We use our help-desk ("Freshdesk") for the majority of our customer communication, and in fact don't manually communicate from OnePage directly.
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.
OnePage does not show an overall "life of the lead" in one place. While it tracks everything, it can be difficult to get a broad overview/timeline of all communication.
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).
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.
OnePage is not as robust when compared to SharpSpring. SharpSpring is better with email marketing, lead scoring, social media management, etc. OnePage is better for the sales team, but for our fulfillment team, Asana works better because of the ability to create sub-tasks and projects.
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 thing is, GTD seems to work well for me and ensures that I don't forget to follow up which is the number one failure in sales prospecting. So, the ROI is obviously good.
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.