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Plugixa CRM vs WP ERP

WP ERP is a business suite with HR, accounting and a CRM module. Plugixa CRM is a CRM only, with support features that WP ERP does not have.

WP ERP has more than 5,000 active installs. Plugixa CRM is new.

Both plugins have a checked value for 29 of 33 features, and they differ on 13 of them.

Verdict

If you need HR or accounting too, WP ERP keeps it all in one suite. If you need a CRM for sales and support only, Plugixa CRM gives more of it free.

Choose Plugixa CRM if

  • You want deals and a pipeline without a paid plan; WP ERP puts them in Growth at $257 a year.
  • You need cases, a knowledge base or a customer portal.
  • You want staff to use the CRM on a page of your site, outside wp-admin.

Choose WP ERP if

  • You also need HR or accounting in the same plugin.
  • You want invoices and quotes, which come with WP ERP's accounting module.
  • You want built-in workflows and are willing to pay per user.

At a glance

Plugixa CRMWP ERP
TypeSales CRMBusiness suite with a CRM
Active installsFewer than 105,000+
Rating–4.38 / 5 (149 ratings)
Last updated–Oct 5, 2026
Free versionYesYes
PriceFrom €39 / yearFrom $137 / year
Lifetime licenceNot listedNot listed
Refunds14-day refund for defects only14-day money-back guarantee

Feature by feature

Feature comparison of 2 WordPress CRM plugins
FeaturePlugixa CRMOur plugin
33 of 33 checked
WP ERPBusiness suite with a CRM
29 of 33 checked
Contacts and companies
ContactsStores people with their details, notes and a history of what happened with them.YesFreeA contact can have several email addresses and phone numbers, one of each marked primary.YesFree
CompaniesStores companies (accounts) as their own records, with contacts linked to them.YesFreeAccounts with a parent and child hierarchy, and a link to contacts that records each person's role.YesFree
Custom fieldsYou can add your own fields to contacts or other records.YesPaid: ProTen field types on contacts, accounts, leads and deals.YesPaid: StarterThe Custom Field Builder extension adds fields to contact and company forms.
Duplicate mergeFinds the same person or company entered twice and merges the two records.YesFreeNo
Sales pipeline
DealsTracks sales opportunities with a value, a stage and an expected close date.YesFreeYesPaid: Growth
Kanban boardShows deals as cards in stage columns that you drag from one stage to the next.YesFreeYesPaid: Growth
Several pipelinesYou can run more than one pipeline, each with its own stages.YesFreeYesPaid: Growth
Sales forecastReports expected revenue, weighted by stage probability or by close date.YesFreeA weighted pipeline forecast, win rate and expected close by month.Not checked
Lead conversionA lead is a separate record that converts into a contact, a company or a deal once qualified.YesFreeA lead converts into an account, a contact and an opportunity in one step.NoLead is a life stage on the contact record, not a separate record.
Activities and email
TasksTasks with a due date and an assignee, linked to a record.YesFreeYesFree
CalendarA calendar view of tasks, meetings or appointments inside the CRM.YesFreeMonth, week and day views over tasks, calls and meetings, with working hours, holidays and free/busy.YesFree
Calls and meetingsLogs calls and meetings as their own activities on a record.YesFreeYesFree
Email from a recordSends a one-to-one email from a contact's record and keeps it on the record.YesFreeSent from any record, with templates and merge fields.YesFree
Incoming emailReads a mailbox and files incoming mail against the matching records.YesFreeReads your own mailbox over IMAP. Incoming mail can create cases automatically.YesFreeReplies are filed on the contact once an IMAP mailbox is connected; a Gmail API connection is also offered.
Marketing
Email campaignsSends newsletters or bulk email to a list or segment of contacts.YesFreeCampaigns, target lists and mass email sent in batches, with open and click tracking on your own domain.PartialContacts sync to the separate weMail plugin, where campaigns are created and sent.
Marketing automationRuns sequences or workflows triggered by events, such as a tag added or a form submitted.NoTarget lists are static, and there is no workflow or sequence builder.YesPaid: Growth
Lead capture formsHas its own forms that create contacts or leads, without a separate form plugin.YesFreeWeb-to-lead forms as a block or a shortcode; submissions arrive as leads.YesFreeSubscription forms add contacts to a contact group.
Customer support
Tickets or casesA support queue of customer requests with a status and an owner.YesFreeCases with statuses, priorities and types, assigned round-robin or to whoever is least busy.NoThere is no ticket queue. Paid extensions show tickets from Awesome Support, Zendesk or Help Scout on a contact.
Knowledge baseHelp articles you write in the CRM and can show to customers.YesFreeArticles in a category tree. Articles you mark as public appear in a help centre on your site.Not checked
Client portalCustomers log in on your site to see their own records, such as tickets, invoices or documents.YesFreeCustomers see their own cases, shared documents, meetings, calls and help articles. Each panel is a separate switch.NoThe vendor FAQ says the CRM and accounting modules have no frontend.
Team and permissions
CRM rolesPermissions set per CRM role, beyond the standard WordPress roles.YesFreeRoles per record type and per action, each with an all, team, own or none scope.YesFreeThe free plugin adds CRM Manager and CRM Agent roles.
Record-level accessLimits which records or fields a user can see, for example only their own or their team's.YesFreeRecords are limited to a user's own, their team's or all, and single fields can be hidden or made read-only.YesFreeAgents see only the contacts they own; managers see all.
Change historyKeeps a log of who changed what on a record.YesFreeYesFreeThe ERP audit log records who created, edited or deleted a contact or company.
Reports and data
ReportsBuilt-in reports or dashboards on contacts, deals or activity.YesFreeA report builder with charts over deals, leads, meetings, calls and tasks, and multi-tab dashboards.YesFree
CSV import and exportImports contacts from a CSV file and exports them to one.YesFreeCSV import with column mapping and an undo for the whole run; CSV and Excel export.YesFree
WebhooksSends a message to a URL you choose when records change.YesFreeNot checked
REST APIA documented API for reading and writing CRM records from other software.YesFreeAbout 230 documented REST routes, with the same permission rules as the admin screens.YesFreeThe plugin ships REST endpoints for contacts, companies and activities; the public API docs are on GitHub and look dated.
Commerce
WooCommerceLinks WooCommerce customers and their orders to CRM contacts.YesPaid: ProLinks WooCommerce customers and their order history to contacts.YesPaid: Growth
Quotes and invoicesCreates quotes or invoices from the CRM.NoThere are PDF templates for any record, but no quote or invoice records.YesFreeInvoices and quotations come from the free accounting module, using CRM contacts as customers.
Integrations
Form plugin integrationsSends entries from form plugins such as Contact Form 7, WPForms or Gravity Forms into the CRM.YesPaid: ProContact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms and Elementor forms.YesFreeContact Form 7 and Ninja Forms are free; Gravity Forms sync needs the Growth plan.
Calendar syncSyncs CRM meetings or tasks with Google Calendar or Outlook.YesPaid: ProGoogle Calendar and Microsoft 365 calendars.Not checked
Platform
Where your data livesWhether records are stored in your WordPress database or on the vendor's servers.Your WordPress database, in the plugin's own tablesYour WordPress database
CRM on a site pageStaff can use the CRM on a page of the site, outside wp-admin.YesFreeA shortcode puts the whole CRM on a page of your site for staff, inside your theme.NoThe vendor FAQ says the CRM has no frontend; only HR has a paid frontend extension.
  • Yes: The plugin does this.
  • Partial: It does part of this; the note says what is missing.
  • No: The plugin does not do this.
  • Not checked: We could not confirm it from the vendor's own pages, so we do not claim either way.

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