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Pipedrive vs Copper

Both sit in CRM & sales. Here is how they differ on the things you can actually check.

On price: Pipedrive starts $15 a month cheaper than Copper ($14 against $29, 52% less) on its Lite tier. Paying annually takes Copper to $23/mo (21% off). Both figures were read from the vendors' own pricing pages on the dates shown below.

Pipedrive

pipedrive.com

Deal-stage-first CRM designed around the drag-and-drop pipeline. Light on marketing features, strong on activity tracking and forecasting.

CRM & Sales
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Copper

copper.com

Built as a Gmail and Google Calendar overlay, so records update from the inbox. Popular with agencies already standardised on Workspace.

CRM & Sales
Visit Copper
Pipedrive and Copper compared attribute by attribute
 PipedriveCopper
Entry price$14/mo$29/mo
Entry planLiteBasic
Paid annually$14/mo$23/mosave 21%
Price checked21 Sept 202621 Sept 2026
Pricing modelFree trialFree trial
Free planNoNo
CategoryCRM & SalesCRM & Sales
Around since20102013

Every price here was read from the vendor's own pricing page, most recently on 21 Sept 2026. Entry tier only — vendors change pricing without notice.

Pipedrive vs Copper, answered

Is Pipedrive cheaper than Copper?
Yes. Pipedrive starts at $14 a month against Copper's $29, 52% less. Pipedrive's figure is its annual rate — the vendor publishes no month-to-month price we could read.
Do Pipedrive or Copper have a free plan?
Neither publishes an ongoing free plan. Check each vendor for a trial.
What is the difference between Pipedrive and Copper?
Pipedrive: Deal-stage-first CRM designed around the drag-and-drop pipeline. Light on marketing features, strong on activity tracking and forecasting. Copper: Built as a Gmail and Google Calendar overlay, so records update from the inbox. Popular with agencies already standardised on Workspace.
Which one is cheaper paid annually?
Pipedrive, at $14 a month against Copper's $23. Pipedrive's $14 is already its annual rate — it publishes no month-to-month price, while Copper drops to $23 a month paid yearly (21% off).

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