Brevo vs Nimble: Which is a better fit?

Cristina C.: Hi, I'm Cristina. I'm an owner manager. I give Sendinblue a three out of five. For more reviews like this, click the link below. Before Sendinblue, I was using Klaviyo. However, Klaviyo seemed to me to be too large of a CRM, too robust, too complex. I needed to simplify, so I chose Sendinblue, which was an easier, smaller to manage CRM. The other reason was the costs involved with Klaviyo. As a solopreneur, I was looking for something that was more affordable. I chose Sendinblue because I needed something that was a little bit more simple and less complex to use for a solopreneur. I also wanted something that was more affordable as a solopreneur, so I chose Sendinblue. Getting started with Sendinblue was quite a large learning curve. Even though it seemed like the simplest CRM, the learning curve in getting it attached to my website was quite steep. The customer service also was a little bit lacking in getting it set up. If you're thinking about switching over to Sendinblue as your CRM, be prepared for a learning curve. I would advise to jump on the website, have a look through the Sendinblue Academy, and then get in touch with your host and just see what exactly you need to do to set it up and integrate it with your website and your [inaudible 00:01:34] commerce, or whichever commerce you are using.

Walter: Hi, I'm Walter, director of Sales of ibm/SEIMless. And I rate Nimble a 5. Before using Nimble, we were using HubSpot. I did like HubSpot, but one of the things I did not like as we were growing is as we added additional feature, it became pretty costly for every little feature that we wanted. And we were introduced to Nimble, and I'm trying to think of the other one, I think it's called Monday and Soho. We choose Nimble for the fact that it had everything that we wanted at the price structure, and we were pretty happy with it once we got it up and running. The reason we choose Nimble was majority of the features that we were looking for plus there were additional features that helped us along the way was tracking emails, tracking campaigns. What I mean by tracking campaigns is seeing how many emails in the campaign was actually opened, the percentage, how long they viewed the email, how many times they've actually opened the email and who opened the links to our company website. Getting started with Nimble was actually somewhat easy based on my experience with CRMs. There was a couple of hiccups that we wanted to make sure that we were doing it properly to gather the information and to enter information that we needed, such as customer data, sales tracking, being able to monitor open and close emails. And being able to view emails to retain emails, so that way when we were sending out campaigns or emailing a customer regarding projects or introducing ourself, we had a copyright in front of us without having to open another application. But the process was very seamless. It wasn't that much of a headache, and we were very happy that we were able to get it up and running pretty quickly. I would recommend Nimble over quite a few CRMs that I've used in the past. I've used the HubSpot, I've used the Dynamics. I've used some that probably you haven't heard of before. But one of the things I love about Nimble was the ease of use when we needed support or ask question was pretty simple to do that either by using the chat or phone. Currently, for the cost and for what you're getting, I think is one of the best CRMs out there in the market today that I would recommend for people to get involved in and-