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NetHunt
Manage deals, leads, and outreach without leaving your inbox.
Overview
What is NetHunt?
NetHunt is a CRM built directly inside Gmail. It connects email, messengers, and social channels into one workspace. Teams track deals, automate workflows, and manage customer data from a single interface.
NetHunt embeds a full CRM experience into the Gmail environment, removing the need to switch between separate applications. Users can capture leads from multiple sources, build detailed customer profiles, and track deals through visual pipelines. The platform supports multi-channel communication, including WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram, and VoIP, alongside email. Automated workflows handle repetitive sales tasks so reps can focus on closing deals. Built-in analytics provide visibility into performance metrics and revenue forecasts. The system integrates with Google Workspace tools to keep data synchronized across applications.
Fit
Ideal customer profile.
Sales and marketing teams at startups and small to mid-market businesses that rely heavily on Gmail and want a unified inbox-first CRM.
- Seed
- SMB
- Mid-market
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Capture leads from multiple sources
02
Automate repetitive sales workflows
03
Track deals through visual pipelines
04
Unify multi-channel customer communication
05
Build comprehensive customer profiles
06
Analyze sales performance and forecasts
07
Native Gmail and Google Workspace integration
08
Connect WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram, and VoIP
09
Mass email campaigns with personalization
10
Customizable roles and folder views
Usage
How to use NetHunt.
Teams connect their Gmail account, import existing contacts, and configure custom pipelines to match their sales process. Reps manage conversations across email and connected messaging platforms from within the CRM interface. Managers set up automation rules to handle routine tasks like lead assignment, follow-up reminders, and status updates, then monitor results through reporting dashboards.
Cost
Pricing.
$30/ Per seat
Starts at $30 per user per month for the Basic plan. A 14-day free trial is available.
Basic
$30.00
Basic Plus
$42.00
Business
$60.00
Business Plus
$84.00
Custom
$custom
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- CRM
- Category
- Sales Tools
- Best for
- Seed, SMB, Mid-market
- Pricing
- From $30/Per seat
Subcategories
- CRMs
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Questions
Frequently asked.
How do you get started with NetHunt?
Create an account, link your Gmail, and import your contacts. Then customize your pipelines and set up automation rules to begin managing sales from your inbox.
What does NetHunt cost?
Pricing starts at $30 per user per month on the Basic tier. Higher plans include additional automation, integrations, and dedicated support, with annual billing offering a 20% discount.
What makes NetHunt a good CRM choice?
It consolidates email, messaging apps, and social platforms into one CRM tied directly to Gmail. This eliminates context switching and keeps all deal data accessible from the inbox.
How does NetHunt function day to day?
The platform sits inside Gmail and pulls in conversations from connected channels like WhatsApp and LinkedIn. Reps manage leads, move deals through pipelines, and trigger automated actions without leaving their inbox.
Is there a free version of NetHunt?
There is no permanent free plan, but a 14-day trial gives full access to features. Custom SMTP for email campaigns is the only exception during the trial period.
Does NetHunt offer a partner program?
Yes, the company runs a partner program for resellers and referral partners. Interested parties can reach out to the sales team for details on terms and available opportunities.
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