Quickpay.ge review

Yes, a free plan is part of the offer. It covers Unlimited landing pages, CRM, checkout links, which is the broadest part of the free tier. Paid modules can be added later under Monthly, 3-month, 6-month, 12-month, Lifetime per module when a business outgrows the starting setup.

The price per user starts at GEL 9.99. That entry figure sits below the per user starting prices of CreatorHero at $39.99, Infloww at $40 and Freshsales at $9.

Terms are set Monthly, 3-month, 6-month, 12-month, Lifetime per module, so shorter and longer commitments are both offered per module. Because billing is per module rather than one bundle, the total depends on which modules a business adds to its setup.

The service is based in Georgia, so it suits small businesses there that want a CRM alongside checkout links. It is aimed at small business, and the module set covers landing pages, CRM and checkout links.

The free tier includes Unlimited landing pages, CRM, checkout links. Those parts cover the core selling flow, from landing pages through CRM records to checkout links, so a small team can test the workflow before buying anything.

There are 28 integrations available, which is enough to link the CRM and checkout parts to surrounding tools. The product focus is crm, so the integrations centre on that working pair.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, which means email, chat and a help centre. The help centre gives a self service route for the module setup, since terms are sold per module under Monthly, 3-month, 6-month, 12-month, Lifetime per module.

Prices are quoted in the local currency of GE rather than in dollars. That makes the entry price of GEL 9.99 easier to judge for a Georgian buyer than the dollar figures shown by Freshsales at $9.