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AllClients review

#92 of 238 in CRM Software

A web-based CRM combining email marketing, follow-up automation, and contact management.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AllClients is a web-based CRM for small businesses managing relationships, referrals, and repeat customers. It brings together contact records with notes, history, appointments, and to-dos; visual Boards for pipeline stages; lead capture through landing pages, popup forms, and web forms; email marketing; workflow automation; reporting; and AI tools. Its feature set is suited to non-technical businesses such as real estate, mortgage, insurance, financial services, salons, and home-service companies that want CRM and email follow-up in one system.

Pricing is organized into three annual-billing plans. Select costs $24 per month and includes 1 user, 1,500 contacts, 1 workflow, 1 Board, 1,500 email credits per month, and email marketing. Premium costs $48 per month and raises capacity to 2 users and 5,000 contacts, while adding Boards, campaigns and workflows, landing pages and popup forms, and 5,000 email credits per month. Elite costs $96 per month and includes 5 users, 15,000 contacts, Boards, campaigns and workflows, landing pages and popup forms, and 10,000 email credits per month. A 14-day free trial is available.

Email and CRM workflows are the central fit. AllClients supports Gmail and Outlook inbox integration, alongside Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 integrations, while its email tools cover newsletters, broadcasts, drip campaigns, autoresponders, and analytics. AI features extend to email, newsletters, landing pages, and workflows. Access is through the web, with a mobile-optimized browser experience rather than a dedicated native mobile app. AllClients suits small teams that prioritize email marketing and automated follow-up; businesses requiring a native mobile application should consider a different CRM.

AllClients pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Email marketing includes newsletters, broadcasts, drip campaigns, and analytics
    • Workflows support triggers, branching, autoresponders, and automated tasks
    • Landing pages, popup forms, and web forms support lead capture
  • Where it doesn't
    • No dedicated native iOS or Android app
    • No free plan; paid plans begin at $24 per month when billed annually
    • Entry plan limits access to 1 user, 1,500 contacts, and 1 workflow

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