CRM comparison

Orbit vs OnePageCRM

OnePageCRM turns your CRM into a to-do list: every contact has a next action, and you work the list, priced per seat. Orbit shares that action-first instinct, then has an AI assistant, Hiro, draft many of those actions for you to approve. OnePageCRM keeps you disciplined about the next step. Orbit drafts the next step and waits for your yes.

What is OnePageCRM great at?

OnePageCRM has one of the clearest philosophies in the category: a CRM should tell you what to do next. Every contact gets a Next Action, and the home screen is a prioritized action stream, so you always know who to call or email today. It is simple, fast, and great for salespeople who believe momentum beats features.

For solo sellers and small teams that value follow-through over reporting, it is excellent. The action stream creates a habit, the mobile app is strong for selling on the move, and there is just enough pipeline and contact management to stay organized without distraction. Check their site for current per-seat plans.

Orbit vs OnePageCRM at a glance

Both put the next action first. One of them also drafts it.

OrbitOnePageCRM
Next-action focusYes, GTD-style tasks plus an assistant that draftsYes, the core philosophy
AI assistant that drafts and does the busyworkHiro drafts follow-ups, proposals, and invoices on your approvalYou execute the actions manually
All-in-one: invoices, proposals, and booking pagesIncluded, free plan covers the basicsVia integrations, check their site
Nothing sends without your approvalEvery Hiro draft waits for you to approve firstNot applicable, you act
Built for one personYes, solo-firstSolo-friendly, sold per seat
Built-in email inbox with trackingFree inbox, open and click tracking on ProEmail send and tracking, check their site
On-device meeting transcriptionMeeting recorder on Pro, audio stays on your machine
Free planFree CRM plan, no credit cardFree trial, then per seat, check their site
Pricing modelFree CRM, Pro $14/mo or $112/yr, AI included freePer seat, per month, check their site

Where does Orbit fit instead?

OnePageCRM and Orbit agree that a CRM should be about doing, not admiring dashboards. The difference is who drafts the doing. OnePageCRM hands you a clean list of next actions and trusts your discipline to work it. Orbit drafts many of those actions and asks only for your approval. The thread gone quiet? Ask Hiro to draft the bump. The proposal to send? Hiro writes it. The overdue invoice? Hiro drafts the reminder. You approve, edit, or dismiss.

You keep the action-first habit, you just stop typing every draft. The honest pitch: if you love the discipline of working the list yourself, OnePageCRM is purpose-built for that. If the list keeps growing faster than you can clear it, Orbit's assistant drafts it down for you. This is the heart of how to automate follow-up without losing the personal touch, because you approve every draft.

Nothing sends on its own, and Orbit does not make phone calls. The free plan covers 250 contacts, one pipeline, unlimited tasks, a calendar, notes, a built-in email inbox (100 sends a month), and basic Tables, plus 10 invoices and 10 proposals. Hiro runs on free monthly AI credits, included on every plan, no API key to paste and nothing to configure.

Choose Orbit over OnePageCRM when

  • Your action list grows faster than you can clear it, and you want help drafting it down.
  • You want the next action drafted for you, not just reminded.
  • You want invoices, proposals, email, and a booking page in the same tool.
  • You want a meeting recorder and a built-in assistant on an affordable Pro plan.
  • An affordable flat plan beats per-seat pricing for a business of one.

OnePageCRM tells you the next action. Orbit drafts it, then waits for your yes.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Orbit a good OnePageCRM alternative for a solo seller?+

Yes. Orbit keeps the action-first feel OnePageCRM is known for, then has one assistant, Hiro, draft many of those actions for your approval, plus built-in invoices, proposals, and email. OnePageCRM is the better pick if you prefer the discipline of working every next action by hand. Orbit is the pick if you want the actions drafted for you.

Does OnePageCRM have a free plan?+

OnePageCRM is sold per seat with a free trial rather than a permanent free tier. Check their site for current pricing. Orbit has a free CRM plan with no credit card: 250 contacts, one pipeline, unlimited tasks, and a built-in email inbox. Pro is $14/mo or $112/yr, with an optional 30-day free trial (card required).

Does Orbit still keep me action-focused?+

Yes. Orbit uses GTD-style task lists (Inbox, Today, Next, Waiting, Someday) with quick capture and a weekly-review view, and Hiro can triage your task inbox. The difference from OnePageCRM is that many next actions can arrive already drafted, waiting for your approval.

Does Orbit's assistant act without me?+

No. Every Hiro output is a draft you approve, edit, or dismiss before anything sends. Orbit does not make phone calls. You stay in control of every action, from follow-up emails to proposals to invoice reminders.

How does Orbit price the AI?+

AI credits are included free every month on every plan, with no API key to paste and nothing to configure. You can top up with credit packs, and paid plans can bring their own AI key when credits run out.

Keep the action list, lose the typing

Orbit's CRM is free, no credit card. Start a 30-day Pro trial (card required), let Hiro draft with the AI credits already included, and approve every draft before it sends.

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