Can you run SalesCrew and Attio at the same time?

There's no technical block, since both connect out through their own APIs and webhooks, but running two systems of record for the same contacts and deals creates sync work most teams don't want to maintain long term. A more realistic pattern is trialling both on a subset of the pipeline before standardizing on one.

How do you move data from Attio into SalesCrew?

Attio's records export to CSV, and SalesCrew's contact, company and deal import accepts that format, so the mechanics are an export and re-import with a field-mapping pass. Attio's custom objects and its workflow automations don't carry over automatically and would need to be rebuilt as SalesCrew segments, cadences or pipeline stages.

What makes SalesCrew different from Attio?

Every action in SalesCrew, including the ones an AI agent takes, is also available as an MCP tool with a UI twin. Every AI-proposed external action queues for approval by default. Each client gets its own database, and every tier includes unlimited seats.

How does SalesCrew's approval queue work?

SalesCrew's approval queue is a defined control plane. Each agent runs in one of four modes: off, draft, review or auto, and every agent ships in review. External sends wait in one queue grouped by agent. A person approves, edits or rejects each item, and one kill switch stops every agent.

SalesCrew vs Attio

Attio is a modern CRM with a polished interface and a growing integration marketplace. SalesCrew is an AI-native CRM with one approval queue over every AI action and a database per client.

app.salescrew.io/deals

Pipeline with weighted forecast and stage breakdown

Attio suits a team that wants a polished CRM with native mobile apps and a 50+ integration marketplace. Choose SalesCrew when the priority is an AI-native design where every action, including an agent's, runs through one queue a person controls, and a database that belongs only to your team.

The short answer

Attio lists 50+ native integrations and native iOS and Android apps on its own site.
SalesCrew's approval queue and MCP-first design govern every AI-proposed action by default, with 140+ MCP tools that each have a UI twin.
SalesCrew includes unlimited seats on every tier; Attio prices per seat on Free and Plus and moves to unlimited seats on Pro.

SalesCrew vs Attio at a glance

Dimension	SalesCrew	Attio
Price	$299–$1,200/mo, unlimited seats on every tier	Free (3 seats); Plus $35–44/user/mo; Pro $79–99/user/mo (unlimited seats); Enterprise custom
Seats	Unlimited on every tier	Per-seat on Free/Plus; unlimited seats on Pro and above
Cold outbound policy	Suppression enforced at audience freeze, sender pool, deliverability loop	Sequences for outreach on paid tiers; no dedicated suppression-at-freeze mechanic described
Data ownership / export	One Supabase project per client; full Postgres + CSV export	Record export per object; shared multi-tenant infrastructure
AI approval controls	Every AI action queues for review by default before anything external sends	Ask Attio and AI agents assist inside the product; no single cross-workspace approval queue
Agent API / MCP	140+ tools over MCP, one per UI action	API, webhooks, an App SDK, and an MCP server, per Attio's own site
Voice / SMS	Outbound calls through Vapi, phone numbers and two-way SMS, logged on the contact timeline	Call intelligence on Pro tier; no native SMS described
White-label	Branding per workspace: name, logo, theme and subdomain	Not offered
Integrations breadth	Connects via webhooks, API and 140+ MCP tools	50+ native integrations, per Attio's own site
Mobile app	Responsive web	Native iOS and Android apps
Best for	AI-native workflows where every agent action needs a review gate and its own database	Teams that want a proven, well-reviewed CRM with strong native integrations and mobile support

Figures checked on vendor pricing page, September 2026 (attio.com/pricing). SalesCrew figures from the SalesCrew product fact sheet, September 2026.

What each one does well

SalesCrew

Every AI-proposed external action queues for approval by default
One Supabase project per client, with full export on churn
140+ tools over MCP with a UI twin for every one

Attio

Unlimited seats on Pro and above
Native iOS and Android apps
50+ native integrations plus API, webhooks and an App SDK
Per-seat pricing on entry tiers, so cost climbs with headcount before Pro

How to choose

Attio is a polished general CRM with native mobile apps and a 50-plus integration marketplace. Its Pro tier adds unlimited seats. It fits a team that wants a flexible record model for relationships and deals.

SalesCrew is built so an AI agent and a human use the same tools. Every external action an agent proposes waits in one queue until a person approves it. That is an explicit control, not a feature bolted on. Suppression is enforced at audience freeze, and each client's data lives in its own database with a full export.

A simple way to start is the 14-day trial on one pipeline slice, such as a single cold outbound segment. The trial needs a card and includes outbound features with agents in review mode.

Questions

Can you run SalesCrew and Attio at the same time?: There's no technical block, since both connect out through their own APIs and webhooks, but running two systems of record for the same contacts and deals creates sync work most teams don't want to maintain long term. A more realistic pattern is trialling both on a subset of the pipeline before standardizing on one.
How do you move data from Attio into SalesCrew?: Attio's records export to CSV, and SalesCrew's contact, company and deal import accepts that format, so the mechanics are an export and re-import with a field-mapping pass. Attio's custom objects and its workflow automations don't carry over automatically and would need to be rebuilt as SalesCrew segments, cadences or pipeline stages.
What makes SalesCrew different from Attio?: Every action in SalesCrew, including the ones an AI agent takes, is also available as an MCP tool with a UI twin. Every AI-proposed external action queues for approval by default. Each client gets its own database, and every tier includes unlimited seats.
How does SalesCrew's approval queue work?: SalesCrew's approval queue is a defined control plane. Each agent runs in one of four modes: off, draft, review or auto, and every agent ships in review. External sends wait in one queue grouped by agent. A person approves, edits or rejects each item, and one kill switch stops every agent.