Pipedrive
Lite
$14.00 × 10 seats$140.00
× 12 months$1,680.00
Per year
$14.00 per person / mo
$1,680
Pipedrive vs Copper
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Pipedrive
69%
match · $1,680/yr
Copper
56%
match · $2,760/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Smaller bill
Copper
Entry plan
$23.00 × 10 seats$230.00
× 12 months$2,760.00
Per year
$23.00 per person / mo
$2,760
Pipedrive
From $14
G2 4.3 · 5,086 reviewsSales-first agencies that want proposals, e-signatures and a basic post-sale handoff on one plan, and track time and profitability elsewhere.
vs
Copper
From $23
G2 4.5 · 1,155 reviewsAgencies on Google Workspace whose account managers live in Gmail and need deals and onboarding pipelines without leaving the inbox.
Side by side
 Pipedrive | Copper | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $14/seat/month (billed annually) | From $23/seat/month (paid annually) |
| G2 Rating | 4.3 (5,086 reviews) | 4.5 (1,155 reviews) |
| Best For | Sales-first agencies that want proposals, e-signatures and a basic post-sale handoff on one plan, and track time and profitability elsewhere. | Agencies on Google Workspace whose account managers live in Gmail and need deals and onboarding pipelines without leaving the inbox. |
Pros and cons
Pipedrive
Pros
- Premium bundles proposals, e-signatures and Projects
- Simple pipeline part-time sellers keep updated
- Automations and sequences from Growth
- No onboarding fee
Cons
- Agency features need Premium or paid add-ons
- No time tracking, budgets or retainer invoicing
- Projects is task tracking, not resource planning
- No free plan
Copper
Pros
- Low friction inside Gmail and Calendar
- Project pipelines on every plan
- Good for relationship-led account management
- Proposal tools via PandaDoc and DocuSign
Cons
- No native quotes or proposals listed
- Workflows and reporting need Professional
- Little value on Microsoft 365
- No time tracking or retainer invoicing
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