CRM

Migrate your OnePageCRM data

Action-first CRM built for small sales teams — contacts and deals on one scrollable page, next-action logic drives follow-ups, and pricing stays simple with no per-contact billing surprises.

Encrypted end-to-end with one-click rollback
Talk to a real migration engineer in minutes
OnePageCRM logo

In its favor

Why people choose OnePageCRM

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

Low per-user pricing starting at $9.95 with unlimited contacts, deals, custom fields, and tags — small teams avoid per-contact billing shock common in enterprise CRMs.

Action Stream interface mimics an email inbox so sales reps see a prioritised next-action list without navigating complex dashboards or learning new mental models.

Autoflow workflow automation lets small teams build trigger-based sequences without developer involvement — one email sequence per workflow.

Mobile CRM with AI Route Planner and Speed Dialer gives field sales teams a lightweight tool without requiring a full CRM overhaul for mobile workers.

Transparent annual billing gives four months free compared to monthly — predictable cost for budget-conscious small businesses.

Reporting covers basics only; users cite 17 mentions of missing advanced analytics, custom report builders, and sales forecasting capabilities beyond deal-level summaries.

Automation caps at 15 predefined actions per Autoflow workflow, which frustrates growing teams that need multi-step nurture sequences across longer sales cycles.

Customization limits mean workflow stages, status labels, and pipeline views cannot be meaningfully reconfigured without losing the action-first UX philosophy.

Integration surface is narrow — no native eSignature, limited billing connectors, and API access gated behind Business/Enterprise tiers pushes teams toward Pipedrive or HubSpot.

Export constraints prevent pulling conversation threads and email bodies from contacts, creating data lock-in that makes migration feel risky without third-party extraction tools.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave OnePageCRM

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

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where OnePageCRM 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

Per-user pricing is transparent with no hidden contact or record caps at any tier.Action Stream inbox-style UX reduces onboarding friction for sales reps unfamiliar with CRM conventions.Autoflow provides rule-based automation without requiring technical skills or developer setup.Mobile app with AI Route Planner and Speed Dialer gives field sales a purpose-built tool at no extra cost.Integration marketplace covers Gmail, Outlook, Xero, QuickBooks, Mailchimp, and Zapier for common small-business stacks.

Weaknesses

Reporting and analytics are basic — no custom report builder, limited forecasting, and no visual dashboards beyond deal-level summaries.Automation is capped at 15 predefined actions per workflow and only one email sequence per Autoflow, limiting complex nurture flows.Export cannot pull email body content or attachments from contact records, creating data gaps in full migrations.Custom field creation must happen before import in both source and destination, adding a manual prerequisite step.API access for custom integrations is gated behind Business/Enterprise plans, restricting programmatic extraction for teams on the Professional tier.

Where it works

Small sales teams of 1–10 users where the action-first interface keeps reps focused on daily follow-ups without navigating complex menus.Freelancers and solo sales professionals migrating from spreadsheets or email who need immediate productivity gains from a minimal learning curve.Field sales representatives who rely on mobile access, route planning, and speed dialing to manage outbound visits across territories.Small businesses operating with short, straightforward sales cycles that do not require multi-stage nurture sequences or complex pipeline stages.Budget-conscious teams that benefit from transparent per-user pricing with no hidden contact caps, particularly when paying annually.

Where it struggles

Mid-market teams with 20+ users that need role-based permissions, department-level reporting, and centralized administration controls.Sales organizations running complex, multi-step nurture sequences that require more than the 15-action cap per Autoflow workflow.Teams requiring deep analytics, custom report builders, and sales forecasting beyond deal-level summaries and basic activity dashboards.Companies in regulated industries such as finance or healthcare that require audit trails, compliance logging, and advanced data governance.Growing businesses needing native integrations with eSignature platforms, advanced billing systems, or custom API access at the Professional tier.

Pricing tiers

OnePageCRM pricing overview

OnePageCRM uses a straightforward per-user per-month model with no contact caps. Annual billing provides four months free compared to monthly billing. The Professional plan at $9.95/user/month covers the full feature set for solo and small teams; Business adds pipeline management and advanced reporting for $19.95/user/month; Enterprise is custom-quoted with SSO and audit trail support for larger or regulated organisations.

Professional

Tier 1 of 3

$9.95/user/month (billed annually); $15/user/month billed monthly

What's included

Unlimited contacts, deals, custom fields, and tagsFull email sync (Gmail, Outlook)Basic Autoflow automation (up to 15 predefined actions)Sales quoting and product catalogWeb forms and lead captureMobile CRM app

Need help selecting your CRM?

Book a free 30 minute consultation

Pricing is informational. FlitStack AI does not bill on OnePageCRM's schedule — see our quote-based pricing →

What gets migrated

OnePageCRM object support

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

Contacts

Fully supported

Persons are the primary record in OnePageCRM. Standard fields include name, emails, phones, addresses, social URLs, and a Next Action date. Custom contact fields are fully supported. We export all fields including Tags and Lead Source. Note that email bodies and attachments are not available via export or API.

Organizations (Companies)

Fully supported

Company records are separate from contacts but linked. Export includes company name, phone, address, and custom company fields. We preserve the contact-to-organization linkage during migration by mapping the relationship to the destination's equivalent link table.

Deals

Fully supported

Deals are associated with contacts and include deal name, amount, pipeline, stage, close date, margin, commission, cost, and multi-month deal flags. Closed deals (Won/Lost) are a separate export dataset. We handle both Pending and Closed deal exports and map pipeline stages to the destination's stage options.

Custom Fields (Contacts)

Mapping required

Admin-created custom fields for contacts must be pre-created in OnePageCRM before import. During migration scoping we verify that all source custom fields exist in the destination or are explicitly dropped. Field types and choice options require explicit mapping to avoid type mismatches.

Custom Fields (Companies)

Mapping required

Company-level custom fields behave identically to contact custom fields — must exist before data lands. We check schema parity and map to equivalent company custom fields in the destination, dropping any that lack a target.

Custom Fields (Deals)

Mapping required

Deal custom fields are included in the deal export. We map these to the destination's deal-level custom properties, flagging any that exceed character limits or use unsupported field types (e.g., multi-select if the destination uses single-select).

Tags

Fully supported

Tags are assigned to contacts. Both contact-level and deal-exported tags are included in exports. We carry tags through as labels or tags in the destination, preserving the flat tag namespace without transformation.

Statuses

Mapping required

Statuses define where a contact is in the sales pipeline (e.g., Prospect, Qualified, Customer). The list is pre-populated but editable per organisation. We capture the full status taxonomy and map each to the destination's lifecycle stage or contact status field.

Lead Sources

Mapping required

Classifies how a contact entered the CRM (e.g., website inquiry, phone call, referral). Pre-populated list editable per org. We preserve lead source as a contact property in the destination, creating new picklist values if the destination's taxonomy does not cover the source.

Predefined Actions (Saved Actions)

Mapping required

Template task sequences users assign to contacts. Only one email sequence per Autoflow. We do not migrate Autoflow workflows directly; instead we map saved action templates to the destination's task templates or checklist formats where supported.

Predefined Items (Product Catalog)

Mapping required

Predefined Items represent products or services used in deal creation. They support grouping. We map these to the destination's product/catalog objects, preserving name, price, quantity, and grouping hierarchy.

Notes and Call Logs

Mapping required

Notes and call records attached to contacts are included in the 'Contacts (Inc. notes, calls, etc.)' export dataset. However, the export does not include email body content. We export notes as plain text and calls with duration and date, but email conversation threads require API-level extraction and are subject to rate limits.

Gotchas

What to watch for in OnePageCRM migrations

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

High

Email bodies and attachments are not exported from OnePageCRM

Medium

Duplicate detection fires after import, not during

Medium

API rate limit of 5 req/s constrains bulk extraction

Medium

Custom Fields must be pre-created before import

Low

Merge Import updates existing contacts rather than creating new ones

How a OnePageCRM migration works

Four steps, OnePageCRM-specific

Connect

API key (Basic auth header) into OnePageCRM. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

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

Sample

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

Migrate

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

FAQ

OnePageCRM migration FAQ

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

Can't find your answer?

Walk through your OnePageCRM migration with a real engineer — 30 minutes, free, written quote within 24 hours.

Book a free 30 minute consultation

Most OnePageCRM 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.

Ready when you are

Migrate OnePageCRM.
Without the rebuild.

Free scoping call with a migration engineer. Tell us about your OnePageCRM setup and destination — written quote back within a business day.

Free scoping call Quote in 1 business day 1,784 platforms supported