AI-Native CRM | Flat-Rate Pricing, Unlimited Users
Conduyt markets a flat-rate CRM with pipelines, campaigns, automation, calling, reporting and direct AI-agent access through an MCP server. The vendor says its product is built so agents can read and write CRM data alongside human users.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Trial | $0 / 20 days | — | Unlimited contacts, Unlimited pipelines, Unlimited team members |
| Starter | $299/month billed annually | — | Unlimited contacts, pipelines and team members, Up to 20 active automations, Basic AI |
| Professional | $499/month billed annually | — | Power dialer, Advanced AI and AI bot, Unlimited automations |
| Enterprise | Custom | — | Self-hosted option, SSO/SAML, Custom SLA |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Conduyt is positioned as an AI-native CRM rather than a separate agent add-on. Its published pricing includes unlimited users, contacts and pipelines on paid plans; its MCP material says agents can work with contacts, deals, tasks, automations, campaigns, calendars and activity records.
Sales and revenue teams that want a flat-rate CRM with multiple pipelines and are prepared to make AI-assisted actions, automation, calling and agent access part of their operating model.
Conduyt's $299/month entry point makes little sense for a solo user who only needs a lightweight CRM. Buyers who need a stable, independently auditable API/MCP contract should also wait: the retrieved vendor pages disagree on the reported number of REST endpoints and MCP tools, and no public developer reference was confirmed in this evidence pack.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
Conduyt markets an AI-native CRM with pipelines, campaigns, automation, calling, reporting, REST API access and a native MCP server.
No. Its pricing page advertises flat monthly rates with unlimited users, contacts and pipelines on every paid plan, with no per-seat fee or usage metering.
Starter is listed at $299/month billed annually and includes unlimited core CRM records/users, up to 20 active automations, basic AI, click-to-call, pre-built dashboards, webhooks, API access and a native MCP server.
Yes. Conduyt's MCP page says it has a native server covering CRM workflows such as contacts, deals, tasks, automations, campaigns, invoices, calendars and activity records. The page and other vendor material do not agree on the exact tool count, so we have not published a count as fact.
The vendor says MCP tools can create and update contacts, move deals, create tasks, trigger automation and work with CRM activity. Treat the extent and safeguards of that access as a vendor claim until tested in your own environment.
The pricing comparison places power dialing, advanced AI/AI bot, unlimited automations, custom reporting, forecasting, calendar sync and role-based permissions on Professional and Enterprise.
Yes. The pricing page advertises a 20-day trial with no credit card required, including professional-level access.
Conduyt says API access is included, but no public developer documentation or API reference URL was confirmed in this pass. Verify endpoint coverage, authentication and limits directly before building against it.
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