Gmail-based sales reps tracking leads
Use NetHunt when the rep's real workspace is Gmail and contacts should become CRM records without extra tabs.
Basic can prove the workflow.
Updated June 19, 2026
NetHunt fits teams whose sales process starts in Gmail. If reps already manage leads, follow-ups, and customer conversations from Google Workspace, NetHunt can turn that inbox workflow into a more organized CRM without forcing a new daily workspace.
Before buying, test reporting, automations, and any non-Google channels you need. NetHunt is easiest to justify when email capture and Gmail adoption are the main problems. It is not the right choice if you want a traditional CRM command center with broad reporting and a large marketplace. In that case, you may prefer HubSpot, Zoho, or Salesforce.
NetHunt CRM is built for teams that want CRM records, pipelines, email campaigns, and automation inside Gmail and Google Workspace.
Instead of asking users to live in a separate CRM all day, NetHunt puts customer records near the inbox. That is useful for email-led selling, but less useful for teams that want a standalone CRM interface.
| Feature | What it does | Plan fit |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail CRM sidebar | Lets users manage customer records and pipelines from Gmail. | Basic and above |
| Mass email campaigns | Runs email campaigns and tracks engagement. | Basic Plus and above |
| Sales automation | Automates sales steps, enrichment, and sequences. | Business and above |
| VoIP and multichannel options | Adds calling and broader outreach connections. | Business and above |
| Custom roles and extra automation | Supports larger teams with more control. | Business Plus or Custom |
Use NetHunt when the rep's real workspace is Gmail and contacts should become CRM records without extra tabs.
Basic can prove the workflow.
It fits when outreach lists, deal stages, and email history need to stay connected.
Basic Plus is the plan to inspect.
Use it when reps need automated steps but still want work centered on Google Workspace.
Business or higher should be tested.
| Plan | Price | Use case / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $24/user/month billed annually | Gmail CRM basics for records, pipelines, and Google Workspace work. |
| Basic Plus | $34/user/month billed annually | Adds mass email campaigns, more folders/views, and messaging option. |
| Business | $60/user/month billed annually | Adds sales automation, enrichment, multichannel sequences, and VoIP integrations. |
| Business Plus | $84/user/month billed annually | Adds more automation, campaigns, roles, and higher limits. |
| Custom | Custom annual plan | Custom packaging for larger or specialized needs. |
| Trial | 14-day free trial | Official FAQ says the trial has no user limits. |
Source: Official pricing page.
NetHunt's official page lists a 14-day free trial and no permanent free plan was shown. Confirm annual billing, Gmail/Workspace fit, automation limits, email campaign needs, and custom plan requirements before subscribing.
NetHunt is most tied to Gmail and Google Workspace. Users should confirm Gmail, Google Calendar, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, VoIP, website form, and automation connections before moving active pipeline work.
Start with Gmail sync, one pipeline, and one real outreach sequence. Have reps capture leads from email and move actual deals for a week.
During the trial, check campaign limits, custom roles, workflow actions, VoIP integrations, and reporting. The trial should prove that Gmail-based CRM work feels easier, not just possible.
Yes. NetHunt lists a 14-day free trial, and the FAQ says there are no user limits during the trial.
No permanent free plan was shown on the official page.
Teams that sell from Gmail and Google Workspace should test NetHunt before choosing a more traditional CRM.