CRM guide
Who publishes Best Enterprise CRM, and how are the lists ranked?
Who publishes Best Enterprise CRM
Best Enterprise CRM is published by Black Badger Software Solutions, a software company based in Clearwater, Florida. Black Badger builds custom software, including custom CRMs, for companies that have outgrown the products they rent.
That matters for how you read these lists. A custom build by Black Badger is one of the ranked options on every list, and its entry says so. We take no commission from any vendor named here and have no reseller arrangement with any of them.
How the Best Enterprise CRM lists are ranked
Each list answers one question for one kind of buyer, and the ranking is specific to that question. The same product can be first on one list and fifth on another.
We weigh how far an option can be shaped to a real sales process, what it costs at the edition a larger company needs, and how hard it is to staff and maintain. The lists are written for companies of roughly 50 employees and up.
The custom route is ranked like any other option. It sits in the top three on every list because we believe it belongs there for companies of this size, and it is first only where the question is about replacing or outgrowing a product.
Where the facts on Best Enterprise CRM come from
How each option charges, its plan names and its limits are read from the vendor's own site, and every entry shows the date they were read and links to the page. No prices are printed on this guide. Each entry says how the option charges and lists its pros and cons. When a vendor does not publish a price, the entry says so and does not estimate one.
Vendors change their pricing often. If you find a fact here that no longer matches the vendor's page, the vendor's page is right.
How often Best Enterprise CRM is updated
Every page shows the date it was last updated. The facts are rechecked against the vendors' sites on a regular cycle and the rankings are revisited when a product, a price or a limit changes enough to matter.
Update log
- Prices removed from every list. Each option now shows its pros and cons and how it charges.
- Site published. All lists written and every vendor fact read from the vendor's own pricing page.