Is it separate from Monday?

It's a product within the Monday platform.

It's okay, but not as robust as Pipedrive's.

Monday Sales CRM Review

★ 4

It's Monday.com, but configured for Sales. Colorful, flexible, but not a 'deep' CRM.

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Monday Sales CRM extends the monday.com work OS into sales. Here's whether it makes sense for your team.

The Work OS Angle

If your team already uses monday.com for project management, adding CRM functionality means everything lives in one platform. But is it a real CRM or just contact boards?

Key Features

Familiar Interface

Uses the same board/column structure as monday.com. Zero learning curve if you're already a user.

Visual Pipelines

Kanban boards, Gantt charts, and timeline views for deal tracking. Multiple visualization options.

Email Integration

Send and receive emails from within monday. Activity logged automatically.

Automations

No-code automations for lead assignment, notifications, status changes, and more.

Limitations to Consider

CRM depth: Less feature-rich than dedicated CRMs like HubSpot or Pipedrive
Email capabilities: Basic compared to sales engagement platforms
Reporting: Good visuals but limited advanced analytics
Pricing: Per-seat pricing adds up; minimum 3 seats

Pricing

Basic CRM

$12/seat/mo

Unlimited boards, contacts

Standard CRM

$17/seat/mo

Advanced boards, automations

Pro CRM

$28/seat/mo

Sales forecasting, analytics

Who Is This For?

Good Fit:

Existing monday.com teams
Small sales teams wanting simplicity
Teams wanting CRM + PM unified

Probably Not For:

Sales teams needing advanced features
High-volume outbound sales
Teams not already on monday.com

The Bottom Line

Monday Sales CRM makes sense for monday.com users wanting basic CRM without another tool. For serious sales operations, dedicated CRMs like HubSpot or Pipedrive are stronger choices.

Frequently asked questions

Is it separate from Monday?: It's a product within the Monday platform.
Is email sync good?: It's okay, but not as robust as Pipedrive's.