The anti-CRM CRM for manufacturers.
Spiro is a manufacturing-focused CRM that emphasizes automatic customer-data capture, ERP integration, sales order visibility, and sales-team reminders.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full License | $1,500/user/year | — | Create, edit, send, and manage |
| Read Only | $1,000/user/year | — | View everything in Spiro, No edits, emails, changes, or updates |
| Email Sync | $500/user/year | — | Customer emails captured and synced to Spiro |
Checked 2026-08-08 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Spiro markets an 'anti-CRM' approach: a CRM for manufacturers that is designed not to depend on sales reps manually recording activity.
North American manufacturers with established sales teams and ERP data that want a CRM to replace their current system.
Spiro explicitly says it is not for non-manufacturers, teams under 10, organizations outside North America, or buyers who want to keep their existing CRM. Its pricing page also starts full licenses at $1,500/user/year plus project-based setup.
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Spiro says it is purpose-built for manufacturers and focuses its support on North America.
Yes. Its pricing page says Spiro replaces a CRM rather than bolting onto one.
Yes. The developer reference documents a RESTful JSON API and an OpenAPI specification.
The docs describe OAuth 2.0 authorization-code flow with refresh tokens; an authorization is created in Spiro settings.
Full License is $1,500/user/year, Read Only is $1,000/user/year, and Email Sync is $500/user/year; setup is project-priced and starts at $5,000.
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