Plumb5 vs Zoho
Written by Marcus Taylor - CEO
Updated 12/02/2026
5 minute read
Who is this software for?
Plumb5 is ideal for small businesses
Pros
- User friendly design
- Affordable pricing
Screenshots
Pricing
Ratings
Features
Lead scoring Lead segmentation Web activity tracking SMS marketing Personalize web content Predictive analytics Bi-directional CRM syncing Event management Create invoices Create quotes Split testing Create membership sites Bulk social media posting Sales reports Real-time sales alerts Mobile app Social CRM Integrations
Outlook integration Gmail integration Salesforce integration SugarCRM integration Microsoft Dynamics integration Zapier integration Alternatives
About Plumb5
Plumb5 is a product of Decisive Analytical Systems Pvt. Ltd. Decisive is a Bangalore based company that develops and builds innovative products for marketers and organizations to improve their customer experience in real time. In 2010, Decisive Analytical solutions created Plumb5 - with a passion and a vision to build a great company _ one that changes the market with our technology innovation and thought leadership; one that delivers value & delight to our customers.
Who is this software for?
Zoho is ideal for both small businesses and enterprises sales organizations
Pros
- Free edition for up to 10 users
- Easy to use platform
- Only pay for applications and features you want to use
Cons
- Lots of features but depth of features can be limited
- Requires lots of customization to set up
Screenshots
Pricing
Ratings
Features
Lead scoring Lead segmentation Web activity tracking SMS marketing Personalize web content Predictive analytics Bi-directional CRM syncing Event management Create invoices Create quotes Split testing Create membership sites Bulk social media posting Sales reports Real-time sales alerts Mobile app Social CRM Integrations
Outlook integration Gmail integration Salesforce integration SugarCRM integration Microsoft Dynamics integration Zapier integration Alternatives
About Zoho
Zoho CRM has a version for both enterprises and small businesses. Each has its own pricing model, with several options available for SMBs.
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