Most people leave Salesforce for two reasons: per-seat pricing that stings when you are a team of one, and admin overhead that wants a full-time hire. Orbit is a CRM for solo founders and consultants with 16 built-in AI agents that prospect, follow up, and chase invoices for you. It is free to start, no credit card. Here is what you gain, what you lose, and how to move in an afternoon.
Salesforce is an enterprise CRM. It is built for sales organizations with admins, permission sets, validation rules, and dashboards that roll up to a VP. That is its strength, and it is exactly why it feels like overkill the moment you are the only person in the room.
The complaints that send people searching are consistent. The per-seat price keeps climbing. Setup and upkeep quietly become a part-time job. You spend evenings logging activity so the reports stay true. And the reporting itself is designed for a manager reviewing reps, which is strange when you are both the manager and the rep.
None of that means Salesforce is bad. It means it was scoped for a company, and you are a person. The real question is what replaces it without losing your pipeline, your history, or your follow-up discipline.
Orbit keeps the CRM core you actually use and adds a 16-agent AI team that does the upkeep. Every agent output lands as a card you approve, edit, or dismiss. Nothing sends without you.
Be honest with yourself here. Salesforce has the deepest enterprise feature set in the industry: advanced reporting and forecasting, granular permissions, a huge app marketplace, and an ecosystem of admins and consultants who can build almost anything on top of it. Orbit has none of that depth. It has one pipeline on the free plan, a simple money ledger instead of enterprise forecasting, and no army of integrators.
If you manage a team of reps, need audit-grade permission controls, or run revenue operations across departments, stay on Salesforce. It is the right tool for that job. Orbit is the right tool when the whole sales department is you.
You do not need a Salesforce admin. You need a CRM that does the admin work for you.
Yes. Export your contacts, accounts, and opportunities from Salesforce as CSV files, then import them into Orbit and map the fields. Custom fields, tags, and pipeline stages can be rebuilt in a few minutes, and most people finish the whole move in an afternoon.
Orbit's free plan is free forever and needs no credit card. It includes all 16 AI agents with your own AI keys, unlimited contacts, tasks, and notes, one pipeline, one booking page, five landing pages, three forms, ten invoices, and ten proposals. Pro and Team plans are coming soon to lift those limits.
No. Every agent output in Orbit lands as a card you approve, edit, or dismiss, and nothing auto-sends. Voice agents are off by default, only call inside hours you set, and follow a daily cap, which is 25 calls by default.
Stay on Salesforce if you run a sales team that needs enterprise reporting, granular permissions, or a deep app ecosystem. Orbit is built for solo founders, consultants, freelancers, and very small teams, not for managing reps at scale.
You bring your own AI model key, and the provider bills you directly at cost with no markup from Orbit. Typical solo usage runs from cents to a few dollars a month. Voice calling runs on your own Vapi account and number as well.
Orbit is free to start, no credit card. Import your Salesforce contacts and let the agents draft your first follow-ups today.
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