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Simple SMB CRM with built-in email marketing and follow-up automation. Best suited for solo practitioners and very small teams who need contact management without the complexity of enterprise platforms.

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In its favor

Why people choose AllClients

The signal that keeps AllClients on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

Very low entry cost with a functional CRM and email marketing bundle — the Select tier at $24/month is accessible for solo users and micro businesses starting out.

Integrated email marketing with pre-built templates means small teams can run basic campaigns without subscribing to a separate email platform.

US-based phone, chat, and email support is a differentiator for non-technical users who need responsive help during business hours.

One-step Gmail and Outlook synchronization keeps email history automatically attached to contacts without manual logging.

Fast and free data migration is advertised at signup, signaling that the platform expects customers to move data in and is prepared to assist.

Very low per-user ceiling — Premium caps at 2 users, and even Elite requires paid add-ons for additional seats, making the platform impractical as teams grow beyond a couple of people.

Add-on pricing stack accumulates quickly: contact count packs, email credit top-ups, SMS provider connection, and extra users can push a $24 base plan to $150+ monthly.

Limited third-party integrations beyond Gmail, Outlook, and Zapier — businesses with established tech stacks find AllClients difficult to connect to their existing tools.

The platform has not gained significant market traction (30k customers over 20 years is a small base), limiting the availability of community knowledge, plugins, and experienced consultants.

Advanced features like marketing automation, landing pages, and AI-powered features are gated behind the $48+ Premium tier, making the base tier feel underpowered for businesses ready to scale.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave AllClients

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing AllClients. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where AllClients fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Integrated CRM and email marketing in a single subscription without requiring separate toolsSimple CSV-based export and import process gives customers direct access to their dataWhite Label program for agencies and consultants who want to rebrand the platform for their clientsLow-cost entry tier makes it viable for independent consultants and very small businessesResponsive US-based support cited positively in user reviews

Weaknesses

Aggressive per-seat and per-contact pricing caps that drive add-on costs as teams growNo documented bulk API — all migration relies on CSV export/import, limiting throughput for large datasetsWorkflow engine is opaque and cannot export execution state or historical run dataSmall market footprint means limited community resources, third-party plugins, and developer ecosystemLanding pages, forms, and some automation features are gated behind higher tiers with no API access

Where it works

Solo practitioners and single-person businesses in the US needing basic contact management and follow-up automation without enterprise complexity.Very small micro-businesses with contact lists under 1,500 that want a bundled CRM and email marketing solution at a low monthly cost.Service-based solo professionals such as coaches, consultants, and therapists who need straightforward client tracking and email nurture sequences.Agencies and consultants who resell CRM services, as the White Label program allows rebranding the platform for their own client bases.Non-technical users in the US who value phone, chat, and email support during business hours over self-service documentation depth.

Where it struggles

Small teams of three or more users, as Premium caps at two seats and additional users require paid add-ons that accumulate in cost quickly.Businesses needing third-party integrations beyond Gmail, Outlook, and Zapier, since the platform has a limited connector ecosystem.Growing businesses that will exceed 5,000 contacts, as contact count packs at $20/5,000 add significant ongoing expense on top of base pricing.Organizations requiring marketing automation, landing pages, or forms — features gated behind the $48+ Premium tier with no accessible API.Businesses with established tech stacks seeking a scalable CRM, given the platform's small market footprint and limited community resources.

Pricing tiers

AllClients pricing overview

AllClients uses a tiered model with three main plans (Select, Premium, Elite) that gate user counts and contact limits. All tiers include CRM, email marketing, and file attachments, but the number of users, total contacts, email credits, and automation features scale with the tier. Add-ons for extra contacts, users, email credits, and integrations stack on top of the base plan price, making the effective monthly cost highly variable for growing teams.

Select

Tier 1 of 4

$24/month billed annually ($28 billed monthly)

What's included

1 user, 1,500 contactsBasic CRM, file attachments, mobile versionEmail marketing: 1,500 email credits/monthCustom email sending domainsNewsletter: done-for-youPhone, chat, and email support

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What gets migrated

AllClients object support

Object-by-object support for AllClients migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Contacts

Fully supported

The primary object in AllClients. Exported as a flat CSV from the Data Migration menu, including all standard fields, email, phone, address, and owner assignment. We map each row directly to the destination Contact object.

Contact Notes

Mapping required

Notes are exported as a separate Notes.csv file, not inline with the Contact CSV. We merge note content back into the Contact record as a custom multi-line field or as the destination platform's native notes/comments object using the contact's email or ID as the join key.

Custom Fields

Mapping required

AllClients supports user-defined Custom Fields per account. The UpdateCustomFields API endpoint handles write operations. We discover all custom field definitions during scoping and map them to equivalent destination custom properties, handling field type differences (text vs. date vs. dropdown).

Tags

Fully supported

Tags are applied to Contacts and exported as comma-separated values within the contact record or as a separate tagging export. We preserve them as Tags on the destination Contact object. Multi-value tag fields are supported across all major destination CRMs.

Groups / Workgroups

Mapping required

Groups are logical collections of contacts built using Group Actions. They have no independent export — contacts are filtered by group membership during export. We capture group membership as a custom Contact property or as membership in a destination List/Segment object.

Workflows

Mapping required

Workflows are automation sequences combining emails, text messages, tasks, tags, and other actions. AllClients does not export workflow execution state. We migrate Workflow definitions as inactive templates so they can be reviewed and reactivated in the destination platform. The trigger conditions (date-based, event-based) must be manually validated post-migration.

Email Templates

Fully supported

Email templates are stored under the Email Marketing section. We export them as HTML blobs and import them into the destination platform's template library. We preserve inline images as external URLs and flag any liquid-merge-tag syntax that requires conversion.

Campaigns

Mapping required

Campaigns represent scheduled email sends linked to contact segments. Campaign history (send dates, open rates) is metadata rather than a discrete object. We migrate campaign names and linked segments; the actual sending history is not portable.

Tasks / Follow-up Reminders

Mapping required

Tasks are created within contact records or as part of Workflow sequences. We export task titles, due dates, and completion status as activity records. Completed tasks and future-scheduled tasks map differently depending on destination support for historical vs. future-dated task objects.

Landing Pages and Popup Forms

Not in this platform

Available on Premium and Elite tiers but not exposed via API export. Landing page content, form fields, and submission data cannot be programmatically extracted. We skip these objects and flag them during scoping so the customer can plan manual re-creation in the destination platform.

File Attachments

Mapping required

Attachments are associated with individual Contact records. We download files from AllClients storage and re-upload them to the destination CRM's attachment storage. Large binary files are chunked to stay within migration timeouts. We preserve the contact-to-attachment relationship via record ID mapping.

Users / Owners

Mapping required

AllClients accounts have a defined set of users. The user list is small (1–2 on base plans) but we capture Name, Email, and role/permissions so Owner assignment on Contact records can be remapped to the destination system's user accounts.

Gotchas

What to watch for in AllClients migrations

Issues we've hit on past AllClients migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

High

Contact count limits enforced as hard caps per tier

Medium

Notes export separately from main contact CSV

Medium

Workflows migrate as inactive templates only

Low

API rate limits are undefined and enforced at vendor discretion

How a AllClients migration works

Four steps, AllClients-specific

Connect

API key (Account ID + API Key for standard users; apiusername/apipassword for White Label admins) into AllClients. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate AllClients-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate AllClients quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with AllClients rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

AllClients migration FAQ

Answers to the questions buyers ask most during AllClients migration scoping. Not seeing yours? Book a call.

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Most AllClients migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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