What it does
SuperOffice connects sales, marketing and customer-service work in one CRM. Teams can track deals, campaigns and service requests around the same customer history. It has paid per-user plans, with a product tour or personalized demo available before purchase.
SuperOffice keeps a sales opportunity beside the campaigns and service work surrounding the customer. A campaign can feed the pipeline, while a later support request follows its own routing and escalation. Sales dashboards show opportunity progress and team activity.
Suite pricing
| Plan | EUR per user/month with annual billing | Selected scope |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 45 | Contacts, deals and service tools; up to five users |
| Core | 65 | Project planning, workflows and mobile CRM |
| Growth | 95 | Campaigns, lead capture and sales targets |
| Plus | 130 | Visual flow builder and contract management |
| Super | 160 | Advanced integrations and BI data mirroring |
Monthly, quarterly and half-year billing are also available. There is no permanent free plan. Use the self-guided product tour or book a demo. Onboarding, implementation and training are separate service packages, and usage allowances apply in addition to user licences.
Strengths
- Sales and service teams work with shared customer history
- A self-guided tour is available before purchase
Watch out for
- Starter supports no more than five users
- Onboarding and implementation are separately priced services
Best for
- Customer-facing teams coordinating sales and service handoffs
Sources
- SuperOffice pricing and access (Oct 27, 2026)
- SuperOffice CRM | Turn relationships into revenue (Oct 25, 2026)