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Should I Use Sales CRM by NetHunt: end-to-end CRM for sales teams?

nethunt.com·Analyzed 3 hours ago··Based on 9 sources

Sales CRM for teams that want to connect Gmail, Professional Network, WhatsApp, phone, and more in one system.

Worth it

Worth it

Buy it if your sales team runs on Gmail or Google Workspace and wants LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and email pipelines in one affordable CRM.

Strong Gmail-first CRM for small sales teams (4.6/5 G2, from $24/user). Skip if enterprise or off Google Workspace.

Confidence: Medium

4.6/5

G2 rating

281 reviews

$24/user/mo

Starting price

G2 listed range $24–$48

No

Free tier

Trial only ("Try it free")

#100 in CRM

PeerSpot rank

Creatio ranks #21

Value for money4

Fair $24–48 entry; reporting may cost extra

Ease of use4

Reddit cites easy setup; G2 praises Gmail flow

Feature depth4

Broad channels, workflows, sequences; add-on gaps

Security posture4

SSO, 2FA, audit logs, disclosure policy cited

Pros

  • Native Gmail/Workspace integration praised for seamless lead management³
  • Reddit users cite easy setup, direct LinkedIn and email integration
  • Multi-channel: WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, phone, email in one place¹
  • No-code workflows plus multi-channel sequences included²
  • Role-based permissions, SSO, 2FA, audit logs

Cons

  • PeerSpot rank #100 — small footprint versus category leaders
  • Guess: roundup complaints cite lacking email features and add-on costs
  • Headline 4.8/5 is self-reported; G2 shows 4.6/5 (281 reviews)¹

Gotchas

  • mediumGuess: roundups flag "gets expensive when you add reporting" — check tier limits before committing.
  • mediumPer-user pricing $24–$48 scales quickly with team size and seats.³
  • low4.8/5 headline comes from a self-reported site widget, not independent reviews.¹
  • lowDeep Gmail/Workspace access — review its email-scoping terms if privacy-sensitive.

Best for

  • Gmail/Google Workspace-centric sales teams
  • SMBs wanting LinkedIn + WhatsApp leads in one CRM
  • Founders and small teams wanting fast setup
  • SaaS and agency multi-channel pipelines

Not for

  • Enterprise orgs needing admin-heavy process control
  • Outlook/Microsoft 365 shops — this is Gmail-first
  • Teams needing built-in marketing automation out of the box
  • Zero-budget buyers — no free tier, trial only

Companies that use it

Pricing

Paid plans (per user)

$24–$48/user/month

  • Multi-channel inbox: Gmail, WhatsApp, social
  • Automation: workflows and sequences
  • Trial available ("Try it free")

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

Users praise NetHunt's Gmail integration and easy setup; some roundups flag cost creep and missing marketing automation.

We also tried most of the popular CRMs and chose NetHunt in the end. Easy setup, direct LinkedIn and email integration, native task ...
Reddit, r/CRMSoftware
Users consistently praise the Gmail integration of NetHunt CRM, which allows for seamless management of leads and customer interactions directly within their ...
G2 review summary
Gets expensive when you add reporting
CRM Reddit roundup (vedain.com)

Alternatives

Compare Sales CRM by NetHunt: end-to-end CRM for sales teams with each alternative.

Streak

CRM inside Gmail; lighter option for Workspace users.

Copper

Google Workspace-native CRM with simpler pricing.

Full analysis

Based on 9 public sources. Vedain roundup complaints may not be NetHunt-specific; such items are marked 'Guess'.

Sources

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