Fullturn vs Close.

The source and date of every Close fact sit beside it.

Written by Fullturn. Competitor facts are from each vendor's public pages, checked on 30 Oct 2026; tell us at support@getfullturn.com if anything is out of date.

The short answer

Close. A CRM for sales teams with calling, email, SMS, workflows and AI built in, aimed at faster follow-up on existing leads.source · checked

Fullturn. One loop from search to revenue. For this comparison: inbox, audience, attribution.

Pricing

Close plans, as its pricing pages state them
PlanPriceIncludes
Solo$9 a month annual, $19 monthly, per user (annual and monthly labels read from a search summary of the pricing page; unverified)1 user, up to 10,000 leads, 3 connected email accounts, 500 AI credits a month and no workflowssource · checked
Essentials$35 a month annual, $49 monthly, per user (annual and monthly labels read from a search summary of the pricing page; unverified)Unlimited leads, two-way email sync, templates, 3 connected accountssource · checked
Growth (marked most popular)$99 a month annual, $109 monthly, per user (annual and monthly labels read from a search summary of the pricing page; unverified)A power dialer, bulk email, workflows and 10 connected accountssource · checked
Scale$139 a month annual, $149 monthly, per user (annual and monthly labels read from a search summary of the pricing page; unverified)A predictive dialer, live call coaching and custom rolessource · checked

Trial. A 14-day trial with no card, including $5 of calling and enrichment credits.source · checked

Fullturn packages
PackagePriceIncludes
Founding Launch$29.99 a month (later list price $99)20 articles a month, 1 site, 5 mailboxes, 6,000 sends a month, 1 seat
Founding Team$99 a month (later list price $249)40 articles a month, 2 sites, 20 mailboxes, 30,000 sends a month, 5 seats
Founding Scale$249 a month (later list price $599)80 articles a month, 4 sites, 60 mailboxes, 80,000 sends a month, 10 seats

Features

Where “not stated” appears, the vendor's pages we read did not say; that is not the same as no.
FeatureCloseFullturn
Lead databaseNot statedLead sourcing is not mentioned on the pages read.source · checked NoNo lead database is included. Contacts from your articles, your imports and the LinkedIn extension
Cold email sendingPartlyBulk email on Growth and up; not described as a cold-email sender.source · checked YesFour kinds of pacing on every send: mailbox gap, same-domain spacing, first-send delay, in-sweep pauses
Mailbox warm-upNot statedNot mentioned on the pages read.source · checked YesA shared warm-up network across firms with real conversations, not a mailbox talking to itself
Reply inboxPartlyTwo-way email sync and connected accounts.source · checked YesEvery reply classified; your own labels, up to ten, each with an action: stop, task, notify, move stage, continue
CRMYesA full sales CRM with pipeline and a dialer.source · checked PartlyICP settings, companies, pipeline stages, CRM sync (HubSpot and Pipedrive in beta), webhooks and API keys

Why people pick Close

  • A full sales CRM: pipeline, power dialer, SMS and email in one tool.source · checked
  • An AI assistant and agents that draft follow-ups and log call notes.source · checked
  • 100+ integrations and an MCP option.source · checked

Where it gives way to Fullturn

  • Priced per user, and calling and SMS are billed on top by usage.source · checked
  • Lead sourcing is not mentioned: the homepage covers managing existing leads.source · checked
  • Warm-up and SEO are not mentioned.source · checked
  • Workflows start on Growth, not Solo or Essentials.source · checked

Why we would still pick Fullturn

  • Fullturn is not a calling CRM. It covers the work before the call: articles that bring people in, verified outreach, and replies turned into the next step.
  • Its CRM side is lighter: ICP settings, companies and pipeline stages, with HubSpot and Pipedrive sync in beta.
  • Every lead keeps its path from search to article to email, and revenue is credited back along it.

Who should pick which

Pick Close if

  • Your team lives on calls and follow-up and wants a CRM first.source · checked
  • You need a power dialer, SMS and call coaching.source · checked

Pick Fullturn if

  • You need leads and outreach before you need a calling CRM.
  • You want to see which article and keyword each deal came from.

Questions

How does Close pricing compare with Fullturn?

Close: From $9 per user a month billed annually ($19 monthly) for Solo; Essentials $35 per user on annual billing (annual and monthly labels read from a search summary of the pricing page; unverified). Fullturn: Founding Launch: $29.99 a month (later list price $99); 20 articles a month, 1 site, 5 mailboxes, 6,000 sends a month. Close's price was read on 30 Oct 2026; check its page before you buy.

Who should pick Close?

Your team lives on calls and follow-up and wants a CRM first. You need a power dialer, SMS and call coaching.

Who should pick Fullturn instead of Close?

You need leads and outreach before you need a calling CRM. You want to see which article and keyword each deal came from.

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