Salescamp
Salescamp is a cloud sales CRM for small teams that need leads, deals, email, calls and SMS in one workspace without a heavy setup.
Updated October 2026

Overview: What is Salescamp?
Plans run from $12 to $99 per user per month billed monthly, and Starter covers up to five users and 5,000 contacts (checked October 2026).
Salescamp keeps contacts and leads, visual deal pipelines with custom stages, activities, goals and a calendar in one place, with two-way email sync and built-in calling and texting. Reports cover pipeline, activity, goals and a sales leaderboard. The product now lives at salescamp.app: the old salescamp.io domain redirects to an unrelated site, so use the .app address to sign in or sign up.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
Small businesses and agencies with a handful of reps who want a CRM, a phone line and email tracking without buying three tools. Teams that need deep marketing automation, a large app marketplace or complex territory and forecasting rules will likely outgrow it.
- A first CRM with pipelines
- Email, calls and SMS from the CRM
- Simple sales reporting
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Visual deal pipelines with custom stages and sales forecasting
02
Two-way email sync with open and click tracking and templates
03
Built-in calling and SMS, with call recording, forwarding and voicemail drop
04
Activities, reminders, calendar view and a meeting scheduler
05
Custom fields and customer status for your own sales process
06
Goals, a sales leaderboard and real-time activity reports
07
Roles and permissions, two-factor authentication and SAML single sign-on
Usage
How to use Salescamp.
Import your contacts, set up a pipeline with your own stages and connect your mailbox for two-way sync. Leads from web forms and other apps come in through the Zapier integration, which Salescamp says reaches more than 1,000 applications, and an API is available for custom connections. Reps then call, text and email from the contact record so the activity logs itself.
Cost
Pricing.
$12/ user/month
Prices are per user per month in USD, billed monthly (checked October 2026). The pricing page also offers annual billing. Calling, SSO, API access and support levels vary by plan, so check the comparison table before you pick one.
Starter
$12.00
- Up to 5 users
- 5,000 leads and contacts
- Up to 3 email templates
Plus
$29.00
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited leads and contacts
- Up to 10 email templates
Pro
$49.00
- Unlimited users and contacts
- Group emails to up to 50 recipients
Enterprise
$99.00
- Unlimited users and contacts
- Group emails to up to 200 recipients
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- CRM
- Category
- CRM
- Best for
- A first CRM with pipelines, Email, calls and SMS from the CRM, Simple sales reporting
- Pricing
- From $12/user/month
Subcategories
- CRMs
Questions
Frequently asked.
How much does Salescamp cost?
Starter is $12, Plus $29, Pro $49 and Enterprise $99 per user per month, billed monthly (checked October 2026). Starter caps the account at five users and 5,000 contacts.
Does Salescamp include calling and SMS?
Yes. It has built-in calling and texting, with global calling, call recording, call forwarding and voicemail drop listed on the pricing page. Which of these each plan includes is set out in the plan comparison.
What's the right Salescamp website?
The product is at salescamp.app. The old salescamp.io domain now redirects to an unrelated site, so don't enter login details there.
What are Salescamp's limits?
Outside email sync, connections to other apps run mainly through Zapier or the API, and one reviewer on its own site asks for more marketing integrations. Starter caps users and contacts, and teams that need marketing automation or advanced forecasting will need another tool.
What are the alternatives to Salescamp?
Pipedrive, Close, Capsule, Nutshell and Salesflare are CRMs built for small and mid-size sales teams. Compare them on built-in calling, the integrations you need natively, and the price at your team size.
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