Attio

About Attio

Attio is a CRM you shape like a database: companies, people and deals are objects you can extend with your own, and AI — Ask Attio and AI agents — works across the data, metered in credits that are shared with workflows. The pricing page (read 16 October 2026) lists Free at $0 for up to three seats, with 50,000 records, three objects, 200 emails a month, 100 credits per seat and 250 workspace credits; Plus at $44 per seat a month, or $35 billed annually, for up to ten seats, 250,000 records, five objects and 1,000 emails a month; Pro at $99, or $79 billed annually, with unlimited seats, a million records, twelve objects, unlimited email and 10,000 workspace credits; and Enterprise on custom annual terms. Extra workspace credits come in packs, starting at 5,000 for $85 a month. Workflows, sequences and call intelligence appear in the comparison table on every plan, but the Pro card presents call intelligence and sequences as Pro features, so confirm which plan you need before buying for them. The limits: credits are shared between AI and automation, so a busy workflow can starve the AI and the reverse; the flexible data model takes design time up front; and Free's three-seat cap and email allowance make it a trial for most teams. HubSpot AI on this site is the all-in-one marketing-and-sales alternative, Clay enriches lists before they reach a CRM, and Amplemarket bundles data with sequences. Verdict: a strong modern CRM for start-ups, investors and agencies willing to model their own pipeline — begin on Free and move to Plus when the team grows past three.