What it does
Lime CRM connects customer records with sales, marketing and service processes. Fields, linked objects and role-specific views organize information around the work of each team. Its sales subscriptions have annual commitments and quarterly advance billing, with different automation and storage allowances.
A salesperson and service colleague can use different start pages while referring to the same customer. Configure widgets and views for the role, then use custom fields, tabs and linked objects to structure the records they need.
Sales subscriptions
| Plan | EUR/user/month | No-code automations | Data and storage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | 55 | 5 | 5 GB |
| Business | 95 | 20 | 15 GB |
| Enterprise | 170 | 30 | 25 GB |
Business adds configure, price and quote (CPQ), enterprise resource planning (ERP) and electronic-signature connections; Enterprise adds further customization, deal splits and order management. Marketing and Customer Service have separate offers.
The contract lasts twelve months, with notice required sixty days before the next term. Invoices are issued quarterly in advance. Try for free or Let's talk starts the access discussion. Selected extra features and capacity can be added for a fee.
Strengths
- Role-specific start pages show relevant information without changing the underlying customer record
- Custom fields and connected objects support an industry-specific data structure
Watch out for
- The twelve-month term has a sixty-day notice requirement and quarterly advance invoices
Best for
- Organisations configuring shared customer data for several departments or industry processes
Sources
- Lime CRM pricing and account access (Oct 27, 2026)
- Lime CRM, for lasting customer journeys - Lime Technologies (Oct 25, 2026)
- Lime CRM - Features - Lime Technologies (Oct 25, 2026)