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AmpleoCRM or Lime CRM?

Lime CRM is flexible, but setup and changes usually go through Lime's consultants. In AmpleoCRM you set up fields, forms and dashboards yourselves, and every module is included in one price.

Side by side

Feature AmpleoCRM Lime CRM
Price per user per month DKK 295 From DKK 400
Ready without consultants Yes NoConsultant-led setup
Customisation without code Yes PartlyThrough Lime consultants
Sales pipeline Yes Yes
Service management Yes Yes
Project management Yes PartlyLimited
Digital signing YesPenneo or NextSign PartlyIn the Business plan, DKK 600
AI assistant YesMistral, runs in the EU PartlyLimited or add-on
ERP integration YesAmpleo Data Connector YesThrough Lime partners
Data hosted in the EU Yes Yes
Developed in Denmark Yes NoSwedish
Support in Danish Yes PartlyThrough a Danish office
Every module in one price Yes NoThree plans, DKK 400 to 1,000

Lime's prices are list prices per user per month from lime-technologies.com/da/pris, October 2026.

Where is data in AmpleoCRM kept, and who processes it? →

What makes the difference

You make the changes

A new field, view or role is something you set up in the system the same day. At Lime that kind of change usually goes through a consultant.

One price with everything

DKK 295 per user per month with every module. At Lime the price starts at DKK 400, and quotes, ERP and e-signing need the Business plan at DKK 600.

Developed in Denmark

AmpleoCRM is developed in Roskilde, and support is in Danish. Lime is Swedish and present in Denmark through partners.

How to move from Lime CRM

Data from Lime CRM moves via an export to Excel or CSV, mapped to the fields in AmpleoCRM, your own included. The move runs as part of onboarding, and we help get the system ready. We can solve most things along the way.

Who Lime CRM suits better

Companies that want a consultant to set the system up and change it, and that want an industry-specific solution from Lime.

Want to change your CRM yourselves?

Start a trial and try adding a field or a view. It takes a couple of minutes.