Crittiks vs. NetHunt CRM: Which Actually Covers Your Whole Business?
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Quick answerWhat NetHunt CRM Actually OffersWhere NetHunt CRM Falls Short for a Small BusinessHow Crittiks ComparesThe Real Cost DifferenceTime Lost Switching Between ToolsWhat It Costs at 5, 8, 10 and 15 UsersWho Should Choose NetHunt CRM, and Who Should Choose CrittiksA Switching Checklist: Moving From NetHunt CRM to CrittiksRelated ReadingFrequently Asked QuestionsNetHunt CRM’s main selling point is living directly inside Gmail — appealing if your whole team is already Google Workspace-native. The tradeoff is a narrower integration story (Gmail specifically, not any inbox) and, like other standalone CRMs, a focus on CRM rather than project management, e-signature or invoicing (none of which appear on its pricing page).
Explore the plans: see Crittiks pricing or try the savings calculator on the pricing page.
What NetHunt CRM Actually Offers
NetHunt CRM integrates deeply with Gmail and Google Workspace, offering deal tracking and email management inside the Gmail interface. Pricing runs from $24/user/month (Basic) to $84/user/month (Business Plus); Basic and Basic Plus are listed with annual and monthly rates ($24/$30 and $34/$42), while the billing term for Business ($60) and Business Plus ($84) is not stated.
Where NetHunt CRM Falls Short for a Small Business
NetHunt’s Gmail-native approach means email features are not available to team members on Outlook or other mailbox providers. And its plans focus on CRM — project delivery, signing agreements and invoicing are not listed among its plan features.
How Crittiks Compares
| Crittiks | NetHunt CRM | |
|---|---|---|
| Mailbox support | Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP inbox | Gmail and Google Workspace for email features |
| Base price | $99.95/mo flat, 8 seats | $24–84/user/month (Basic tiers annual; Business tiers’ term not stated) |
| What’s included | CRM, Projects, Communications, Finance, Admin, AI | CRM (per its pricing page) |
The Real Cost Difference
A 5-person team on NetHunt runs $120–420/month for CRM alone (5 x $24–84; billing term for the $60 and $84 tiers is not stated), and its email features only work for team members using Gmail. Crittiks Pro covers a full CRM (any mailbox) plus five other suites for $99.95/month flat.
Time Lost Switching Between Tools
NetHunt’s Gmail-native design means everything else — projects, contracts, invoicing — still requires switching to separate tools, the same fragmentation problem living inside Gmail doesn’t solve.
What It Costs at 5, 8, 10 and 15 Users
| Team size | Crittiks (monthly) | Crittiks (annual, per month) | NetHunt CRM (US$ per user, listed range) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 users | $99.95 | $79.96 | US$120–US$420 |
| 8 users | $99.95 | $79.96 | US$192–US$672 |
| 10 users | $115.95 | $92.76 | US$240–US$840 |
| 15 users | $139.95 | $111.96 | US$360–US$1,260 |
The NetHunt CRM column multiplies the per-user range quoted earlier in this post (as listed by NetHunt CRM, in the currency shown, not converted) by team size, and covers that one tool only. Crittiks figures are as published at crittiks.com/pricing. Crittiks figures include all six suites; Pro covers up to 8 seats, extra seats are $8 a month, and Platinum covers up to 15. List prices change and vendor discounts vary, so treat this as a guide and check current pricing on both sites.
Who Should Choose NetHunt CRM, and Who Should Choose Crittiks
NetHunt CRM fits best when its specialist strengths are central to your business and you are happy to run it alongside other tools.
Crittiks fits best when you are a small service team, roughly 4 to 25 people, who want sales, projects, e-signature, communications, finance and AI on one client record at a predictable price. For one to three users with a single need, a point tool is often cheaper. If you need ERP-level inventory or manufacturing, neither tool is the answer on its own.
A Switching Checklist: Moving From NetHunt CRM to Crittiks
- Export contacts, companies, deals, notes and files from NetHunt CRM.
- Decide which stale records to leave behind before importing.
- Map NetHunt CRM pipeline stages to Crittiks pipeline stages.
- Reconnect your mailbox so conversation history attaches to client records.
- Run the two systems side by side on a few live deals before switching fully.
Crittiks has a built-in migration tool with a preview-before-you-commit step. For help with a specific source, contact support@crittiks.com.
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- Platform overview
- Who Crittiks is for
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- Crittiks vs. Bitrix24: Two All-in-One Platforms, Compared Honestly
- Crittiks vs. Capsule CRM: Simple CRM vs. a Full Business Workspace
- Best-of-Breed vs All-in-One Software: An Honest Take
- Flat-Tier Pricing Explained: Capacity vs Features
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NetHunt CRM work with Outlook?
Only in a limited way — NetHunt’s help centre says you can sign up with an Outlook address, but the Gmail extension and all email-related features are unavailable on non-Gmail accounts; NetHunt is built for Gmail and Google Workspace.
Is NetHunt good for small businesses?
It’s a solid choice for Gmail-native teams that only need CRM functionality. Its pricing page lists CRM features only; project management, e-signature and invoicing are not listed.
Does Crittiks work with Gmail?
Yes — Crittiks supports Gmail, Outlook, or any inbox over IMAP, so switching mailbox providers later doesn’t require switching CRMs.
Can I switch from NetHunt CRM to Crittiks?
Yes. Crittiks has a built-in migration tool with a preview-before-you-commit step. Whether NetHunt CRM is a supported import source depends on the tool, so contact support@crittiks.com before you plan the move, and use the checklist above to keep it orderly.
Who should choose NetHunt CRM instead of Crittiks?
Choose NetHunt CRM if its specialist depth is central to how your business earns money and you are comfortable running it alongside other tools. Choose Crittiks if you are a small service team that wants sales, projects, e-signature, communications, finance and AI on one client record at a predictable price.
Is there a free trial of Crittiks?
Yes. New workspaces get a 14-day trial. A card is required to start, but nothing is charged during the 14 days, and you see the exact plan and first charge date before your card is used.
Competitor details were checked against the vendor’s own website in October 2026. Vendors change pricing, features and plan limits without notice, so always confirm current details on the vendor’s own website before you decide. Competitor prices are shown in the currency the vendor lists. Crittiks pricing: Pro $99.95/mo (8 seats included), Platinum $139.95/mo (15 seats included), Diamond $179.95/mo (30 seats included), Enterprise custom; annual billing saves 20%. All six suites are included in every tier; tiers differ by capacity, not features. See crittiks.com/pricing.
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