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Copper

Reviewed by Alexis Morain · Updated July 11, 2026

Copper is the CRM built into Google Workspace, managing contacts, pipelines, and follow-ups straight from Gmail. Based in San Francisco, from $23/month.

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7/10

An excellent CRM for anyone living in Google Workspace, smooth and deeply integrated with Gmail, but with little appeal outside that ecosystem and no free plan.

  • Deep, native integration with Google Workspace
  • Manage contacts and follow-ups directly inside Gmail
  • Limited appeal outside the Google ecosystem
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Copper is a CRM built for Google Workspace users. Its defining trait: it plugs directly into Gmail and Calendar, so contact and deal management happens without ever leaving the Google tools teams already use every day.

What Is Copper Used For?

Copper automatically captures contacts and conversations from Gmail, then organizes them into records, pipelines, and deals. Tasks, reminders, and follow-ups live inside the Google interface teams already know, cutting down on manual entry and forced adoption. It handles prospecting, client follow-up, and small projects, with reports and automations so nothing slips through. It's the CRM of choice for agencies, firms, and SMBs already running on Workspace.

Copper vs. Pipedrive and HubSpot: Which One?

Compared to Pipedrive, a standalone sales CRM, Copper bets everything on native Google integration, smoother for anyone living in Gmail. Compared to HubSpot, broader and free to start, it's simpler but has no free plan. For a team outside the Google ecosystem, Pipedrive or Folk are often a better fit.

What Are Copper's Limitations?

The tool only makes full sense with Google Workspace: outside that environment, its appeal fades. There's no free plan, only a trial, and per-seat billing climbs as teams grow.

Pros & Cons

What we love
  • Deep, native integration with Google Workspace
  • Manage contacts and follow-ups directly inside Gmail
  • Automatic capture of contacts and conversations
  • Simple interface, quick to set up
What could be better
  • Limited appeal outside the Google ecosystem
  • No free plan, only a trial
  • Per-user billing climbs as teams grow

Key features of Copper

Google Integration

CRM run from Gmail and Calendar

Automatic Capture

Contacts and conversations logged without re-entry

Pipeline

Visual tracking of deals and opportunities

Automations

Workflows, tasks, and reminders

Copper pricing

Copper has no free plan, only a card-free trial. Plans bill per user annually: Basic at $23/month ($29 billed monthly), Professional at $59 ($69 monthly), and Business at $99 ($134 monthly). Tiers differ by contact limits and automation and reporting features.

Basic

2,500 contacts · Pipelines and tasks · Gmail and Calendar integration

23 $ per user/month (annual, $29 monthly)

Professional

15,000 contacts · Workflow automations · Bulk emails and reporting

59 $ per user/month (annual, $69 monthly)

Business

Unlimited contacts · Email sequences · Premium support

99 $ per user/month (annual, $134 monthly)

Pricing verified on July 11, 2026

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Who is Copper for?

Best for

  • Teams already set up on Google Workspace
  • Agencies, firms, and SMBs focused on client relationships
  • Users who want a CRM inside Gmail

Not recommended for

  • Teams outside the Google ecosystem
  • Budgets looking for a free option

Want to try Copper?

Head to the official site and the current offer.

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Frequently asked questions about Copper

Does Copper have a free plan?
No, Copper has no free plan, only a card-free trial. Plans start at $23/user/month billed annually ($29 monthly) for the Basic tier.
Why choose Copper over another CRM?
Copper stands out for its native Google Workspace integration: it lives inside Gmail and Calendar, cutting down on data entry and easing adoption for teams already on Google.
Does Copper work without Google Workspace?
Technically yes, but Copper's entire appeal rests on its Google integration. Outside that ecosystem, a more general CRM like Pipedrive or Folk is often a better fit.

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Tech sheet

Platforms
WebiOSAndroidExtension Chrome
Support
Documentation, Email, Chat
Data hosting
GDPR Compliance

Vendor

CompanyCopper CRM, Inc.
Founded2011
HeadquartersSan Francisco, Californie, USA

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